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Red face This may give some something to read
It costs but i found the book helpful... You can get a downloaded version for 20 bucks... Well worth the investment to me.... It talks all about what TOS is, how its hard to be treated so on and so fourth.... I really liked it! Below is the link

www.medifocus.com
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