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There is no need to doubt the sincerity of saying to walk toward love. In the sense that love has many meanings, depending on what we think and interpret, the meaning of the book title is not going to be wrong. We can think of human body movements as related to health and therefore need to give people the opportunity to build healthy lives in modern times through walking as exercise. Modern people who live in a busy world tend to get a lot of diseases that they don't need because of serious
# 21st century # Korean medicine is telling us # Health #Sexon # # Walk # Love # Prostate # Energy # Men # are aware that healthy walking is good for you #. But I don't think we know exactly what it does. The book explains many helpful aspects. We can no longer put aside the research and practice of what the future of natural ecology will be like, and what the human race might be doing in this change. We must move from a human-centered, selfish position to a common way of symbiotics in harmony
And many of you feel how sweet and happy our love is. Is our love constant or can it last? I was thinking about it! In terms of Korean medicine, it was obvious to me that love is a sort of thing, and that there was no shame in the sex part of it, that it was a book written on gender, food and prostate prevention, as a whole. In particular, men can learn things from the knowledge they know, and to women, they can see closely what men are, how they eat food and how they prevent prostate cancer.
The author's interest is unusual, though he should not have the bias of women. A rare doctor who has been looking at male urology, particularly prostate disease, for 25 years. For ten years, a fixed column of ecological health has been published each month in the month's Newsmaker, with over 100 columns tied together in books. The composition of the book, which is a four-to-two-two corner with the subject of health and happiness, human future, health and sex and prostate. Starting as a soldier,
Lee Eun-ju: Walk toward love
The crisis of sexual life brought by the damaged nature, the restoration of personal health and civilization from a physician who has been in his 25 years' career. There are late adolescences in life, as well as mid-life dates. If a human being, who is an animal, had lost its natural instincts, it would have been difficult to survive in this troubled, physicalistic world, let alone warrants for everything. When you look at the contrast, you see that when you go into the late part of life and your reproductive function goes down, you get a cross between feelings. As a human being, it is no longer possible to find the reason for its existence in the world, and it becomes psychologically withdrawn. And this kind of absorption affects the physical, and becomes increasingly involved in a vicious circle. Especially in men, the decline of prostate function causes this mood, and women tend to do so when they become menopause. The author, Eun-ju Han-ju, has contributed with a tremendous interest to the low prostate function of men. He runs a professional prostate treatment center and has been focusing on healthy married couples, and has noted the growing tendency to get married or sexless. Health is maintained through harmony and balance of body- mind, and the change in traditional sexual life seemed to be a sign that this harmony and equilibrium was greatly upset. It's also associated with the chaos of natural and social ecology. The threat of radiation from the East Japan earthquake and the Fukushima nuclear power explosion has been reduced to reality, leaving global environmental problems desperate, and the current spread of corona worldwide, making human health problems unobtrusive in the ecological sense.
Korean title: 걸어라, 사랑을 향해
Korean author: 이은주
Korean publisher: 21세기북스
ISBN-13: 9788950999582
Reviews
There is no need to doubt the sincerity of saying to walk toward love. In the sense that love has many meanings, depending on what we think and interpret, the meaning of the book title is not going to be wrong. We can think of human body movements as related to health and therefore need to give people the opportunity to build healthy lives in modern times through walking as exercise. Modern people who live in a busy world tend to get a lot of diseases that they don't need because of serious
# 21st century # Korean medicine is telling us # Health #Sexon # # Walk # Love # Prostate # Energy # Men # are aware that healthy walking is good for you #. But I don't think we know exactly what it does. The book explains many helpful aspects. We can no longer put aside the research and practice of what the future of natural ecology will be like, and what the human race might be doing in this change. We must move from a human-centered, selfish position to a common way of symbiotics in harmony
And many of you feel how sweet and happy our love is. Is our love constant or can it last? I was thinking about it! In terms of Korean medicine, it was obvious to me that love is a sort of thing, and that there was no shame in the sex part of it, that it was a book written on gender, food and prostate prevention, as a whole. In particular, men can learn things from the knowledge they know, and to women, they can see closely what men are, how they eat food and how they prevent prostate cancer.
The author's interest is unusual, though he should not have the bias of women. A rare doctor who has been looking at male urology, particularly prostate disease, for 25 years. For ten years, a fixed column of ecological health has been published each month in the month's Newsmaker, with over 100 columns tied together in books. The composition of the book, which is a four-to-two-two corner with the subject of health and happiness, human future, health and sex and prostate. Starting as a soldier,
