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virtues of his healing art, to not seduce women (or men) in the house- holds he visits as a physician, and to abstain from mischief of all kinds. Hippocrates also spoke about massage move- ments, saying that "hard rubbing binds, much rubbing.causes parts to waste, and moderate rubbing makes them grow." H

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tice for over twenty years, we couldn't put It down. We highly recommend the book to laypeople as well as those In the field." —Dan & Tekla Ulrich, Suncoast School of Massage, Tampa, Florida "Massage For Dwnmies is an easy read: delightfully funny, thought-provoking without any work on the part of the reader. There is a

tice for over twenty years, we couldn't put It down. We highly recommend the book to laypeople as well as those In the field." —Dan & Tekla Ulrich, Suncoast School of Massage, Tampa, Florida "Massage For Dwnmies is an easy read: delightfully funny, thought-provoking without any work on the part of the reader. There is a

tice for over twenty years, we couldn't put It down. We highly recommend the book to laypeople as well as those In the field." —Dan & Tekla Ulrich, Suncoast School of Massage, Tampa, Florida "Massage For Dwnmies is an easy read: delightfully funny, thought-provoking without any work on the part of the reader. There is a

tice for over twenty years, we couldn't put It down. We highly recommend the book to laypeople as well as those In the field." —Dan & Tekla Ulrich, Suncoast School of Massage, Tampa, Florida "Massage For Dwnmies is an easy read: delightfully funny, thought-provoking without any work on the part of the reader. There is a

tice for over twenty years, we couldn't put It down. We highly recommend the book to laypeople as well as those In the field." —Dan & Tekla Ulrich, Suncoast School of Massage, Tampa, Florida "Massage For Dwnmies is an easy read: delightfully funny, thought-provoking without any work on the part of the reader. There is a

a hyp- ocritical oath, but rather a Hippocratic Oath, which means that it was first uttered by none. other than thatgreat Greek physician himself, Hippocrates (460-380 B.C.). In the very first line of this oath, Hippocrates swears by Apollo and Asclepius to uphold the virtues of his healing art, to not s

a hyp- ocritical oath, but rather a Hippocratic Oath, which means that it was first uttered by none. other than thatgreat Greek physician himself, Hippocrates (460-380 B.C.). In the very first line of this oath, Hippocrates swears by Apollo and Asclepius to uphold the virtues of his healing art, to not s

a hyp- ocritical oath, but rather a Hippocratic Oath, which means that it was first uttered by none. other than thatgreat Greek physician himself, Hippocrates (460-380 B.C.). In the very first line of this oath, Hippocrates swears by Apollo and Asclepius to uphold the virtues of his healing art, to not s

a hyp- ocritical oath, but rather a Hippocratic Oath, which means that it was first uttered by none. other than thatgreat Greek physician himself, Hippocrates (460-380 B.C.). In the very first line of this oath, Hippocrates swears by Apollo and Asclepius to uphold the virtues of his healing art, to not s

a hyp- ocritical oath, but rather a Hippocratic Oath, which means that it was first uttered by none. other than thatgreat Greek physician himself, Hippocrates (460-380 B.C.). In the very first line of this oath, Hippocrates swears by Apollo and Asclepius to uphold the virtues of his healing art, to not s