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Re: Peds gyn -->Sigh!From: DoctorJoe@aol.comThu Dec 7 07:04:33 2006
In a message dated 12/7/06 6:56:47 AM, elishyde@mindspring.com writes:
> ovcon 35 is now in a chewable formulation. I've been pondering this topic for a bit, along with my own observations on patients over the years, and now I wonder. America is, according to all accounts, a "fat" nation, the population of which scarfs down millions of pounds (or should I say Calories?) of fast food, slow food, diet food and ethnic food (including E. coli laced Taco Bell) per day. The American waistline (or should I say "gut") grows with each passing New Year. French fries, tripple burgers, supersized sandwiches, extra "value" meals and all are consumed with the vigor of a starving Tyrannosaurus Rex. Yet somehow, for some reason, our esophagi are getting so attenuated that we cannot swallow a small pill? Go figure. Joe P.
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