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[davidoxenbridge]

Free ancient and Oriental medical check ups, massage, acupuncture, Meridian Pathway examinations, facial scans and other cutting edge technologies based on thousands of years of history are at your disposal.

Korea�s world class, Oriental Medicine Bio expo is due to wrap up in nearly a week. You have this weekend and next to get yourself down there to the lush rural city of Jecheon to experience this once in a lifetime opportunity to see, smell, hear, touch and have all your questions answered about Oriental Therapies, Herbs and thousands of years of traditional medicinal culture.

However, there is so much more and makes for a brilliant one or 2 day trip with gardens, herb gardens, parks, restaurants, stages all balanced by a stunning creek running right though the middle. As well as the pavilions, exhibitions, clinics and other such spaces elaborated in the other pages there is a children�s park, a maze garden, aquatic botanical garden, observatory, themepark and a herb fair. The diverse sights and sounds literally take a whole day to discover and all for the cost of just one ticket.

Do not forget the free buses from Seoul with all the information you need at the official blog including travel if you�re not using these buses. Jecheon is easily reached by bus and train: http://bioexpo.wordpress.com/2010/09/27/first-visit-to-koreas-first-oriental-medicineherbal-bio-expo/

[Hotwire]

I aint signingup for none of your trips or anything but I do want to get hold of some good deer antler velvet. I'm paying 3,500 a day for these tonic drinks that 'contain it' (or not) at the cvs but would rather get hold of dried or powdered.

I have worn meniscus and I've read good things about it promoting healing in soft tissue...

If you could point me in the right direction, I'd sure as heck appreciate it!