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Hi All:

Since many of us may use cremes to soothe burning feet from time to time, like Bio-Freeze, Freeze It, Blue Stuff, and yes, Icy Hot, I thought you might find this of interest.

I just booted up my computer, and there it was on my MSN home page.

http://health.msn.com/dietfitness/ar...8658&GT1=10412
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