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Old 10-06-2009, 09:53 AM #1
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Default Anyone watch Dr. Oz?
I have been watching Dr. Oz on tv and it is really very informative and I am learning so much.

Yesterdays program was a special program for mens health issues and answered anatomical questions men probably would not ask a Doctor.

I recorded it for DH.

I read Dr. Oz's book and was dissappointed in that but the tv program is really good.
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