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New Study - Weight lifting can help out heart disease patients

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  1. Weight lifting can help out heart disease patients... Must Read
    http://thehealthcare.blogspot.com/2007/07/weight-lifting-can-help-out-heart.html

  2. Quoted message said:

    Weight lifting can help out heart disease patients...Must not read.


    Of course, this is what many spammers do, paste something with a tag
    line to drag traffic. They don't have original thoughts or they could
    post normally. The gist of their posts is always something anybody can
    easily find if they had an interest.

  3. Al Bundy said:

    Of course, this is what many spammers do, paste something with a tag
    line to drag traffic. They don't have original thoughts or they could
    post normally. The gist of their posts is always something anybody can
    easily find if they had an interest.

    Sadly, enough people must be stupid enough to click on the link, or
    they wouldn't keep doing it.

  4. Quoted message said:

    Sadly, enough people must be stupid enough to click on the link, or
    they wouldn't keep doing it.

    What do you mean stupid? I clicked on it 400 or 500 times... er,
    nevermind, no I didn't.
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