why does the leech ae suck blood?ue or not, it's more true, well, more part believes that it’s true, it’s true, 100 or a little more, probably no one can say the exact number, these are still biologically active substances. but many of them have very high activity, well , first of all, everyone probably knows that such a substance as hirudin affects blood viscosity, helps prevent blood clots or blood clots from forming, and, of course, prevents thrombus formation. the next thesis: gerulatherapy can lead to bloodptera, something most believe that this is a myth, although we just said that there is still blood loss, firstly. the leech sucks out the blood, secondly, this blood then flows out for some time, but here it must be said that the danger is primarily associated with where exactly the leech is placed, because that is why a herudotherapist exists, to understand where it is possible and where cannot be placed, because it is one thing when a leech sucks blood primarily from the subcutaneous capillaries, it is anothe

is a leech.this law is completely thrown republicans for a loop, they hate the law, they love the law, they don't know what to do and this is all great news actually for president biden. a perfect opportunity to hammer the republicans in a critical swing state for their confusion and their hypocrisy. dude, you got a wide open that, my man, all right? all you need to do is just tap the ball in. >> president biden was asked today what his message is to arizonans. >> elect me. i am in the 20th century -- 21st century. >> michael: oh, [bleep]! you blew it! hey, republicans think we are in 1864, the president thinks we are in the 20th century. if we are playing by at the prices right roles, biden was closest without going over. [applause] luckily arizona voters will likely vote on a ballot initiative in november that will let them decide for themselves if they want abortion to be legal. and for anyone in arizona who might need an abortion before then, republicans want you to know everything is fine. >

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a 9 or 2 bags or phone 2 leech vineyards, off of michael plastics in your cup of cos. if you chose the tea leaf, we built 2 bags. any small preferable items we yeah. i mean, you guys remember to choose the item that you guys move plastic to versus how much you know. so that's what it is. but what i think the answer is fairly obvious, which is what i've got a searing my head. and so i'm goodness, here we agree that in my capacity presence in the test and what, what else? but if you could choose the fit to tap what this is much more better. why put this as water right out of the tap? it's not even filter. yes, but at the same time, there's no plastic in the piping system and such. like here, the plastic you're interested into the warranty itself. now we know better. okay? the effects that plastic has to enter into our system. eighty's symptom of much bigger problems. the policy makers, or the government itself, actually be a very important role in reducing plastic waste and something ocean that is mismanage. we have received a lot of complaints from the precedence on the

children, and this monster’s name is the swampman, his assistants are the same poisonous swamp snakes, leeches magical... the king complained with his family and settled down on a stone. the old king was in great friendship with the owner of the forest himself. here he is here in front of us, all his own, strict, stern, but fair, the forest owner’s plant, the forester, he is looking. for order in their possessions, whoever comes to the forest with bad things and deeds will confuse the paths and paths there, so much so that it will not be long before a person gets out of the forest, that’s who looks, it opens a berry meadow, in the snag we have a funny little creature, no one, no one is afraid of him, everyone is above him... he chuckles, such a small creature, with his hands by the snags he clings to a twig so that the storm does not carry him away, his name is -different, he has a lot of names, and the forest grandfather, and the forest gnome, and the snag, and the haponchik, oh, the haponchik, he loves the mushroom picker very much, this little grandfather will see the mushroom picker, throw

children, and this monster’s name is the swamp, his assistants are the same, poisonous snakes, swamps, leeches yes. the spiders are terrible, but in our magical house there is some kind of terrible swamp snake, the already-formed king himself complained: he settled down with his family on a stone, the king was already in great friendship with the owner of the forest himself, here he is here in front of us, all his own, strict, stern, but fair, the name of the owner of the forest is the forester, he watches over the order in his domain, who comes to the forest with bad deeds, there will confuse the paths, paths, so much so that it will not be long before a person gets out of the forest, that’s who he looks at, a berry-filled meadow will open, in a snag we have a funny little creature, no one, no one is afraid of him, everyone laughs at him, such a small creature, his hands cling to the hooks. by the twig, so that the storm does not carry him away, they call him differently, he has many names, and the forest grandfather, and the forest gnome, and the snag, and the grabber, oh, the grabber, this

homes, farm london, businesses rescue workers have been racing to evacuate those trapped by the de leech. hundreds of school students were stranded in their dormitories until help arrived. brought them to safety. have a cup to us of also being deployed to assist villages, hit by land slides and fly the injured for treatment. you go on don't, is prone to summer floods, but they've started much earlier than usual precipitation records for a pro have already been broken in many parts of the province. the densely populated region is located in the pearl river delta and his, china's manufacturing hard plans to go. it says flood defense is in place, but there and also equipped for the extreme weather events that scientists say are becoming more intense and unpredictable because of global warming. a quick change of face. and before we go, proof of what suffers have been telling us all along, but the sport, the practice is a spiritual meeting point for humans and mother nature. this is the mazda trevor invest and australia, beautiful, and so even before hawaiian. so if a gabriela bryan is joined

homes farm landed businesses. rescue workers have been racing to evacuate those trapped by the de leech. hundreds of school students were stranded in their dormitories until help arrived. brought them to safety and had a cup to us of also being deployed to assist villages, hit by land slides and fly the injured for treatment. you can go on don't is prone to summer floods, but they've started much earlier than usual. a precipitation records for april have already been broken in many parts of the province. the densely populated region is low pasted into pearl river delta. just china's manufacturing heartlands to go. it says flood defense is in place, but there and also equipped for the extreme weather events that scientists say are becoming more intense and unpredictable because of global warming. so and that is your news update at this hour. i'm sorry, richardson in for lyn many thanks for joining us. the driven by agree in the 2000 storage of band engaged in various time risk business practices raised for ever higher profit. and then the epic, the mind of a german institution. the judge

and the most massive link and the most important leech that had ever occurred in his backpack. the only way of familiar with hertz, ease of use, we expose attempting to criticize the messenger to distract from the power of the message regarding himself. as on the run, he did talk about the consequences and i'll have to say what, what he thought the consequences would be. is it that would hand him to the ends of the us? he was dead, right? and i always did wrong. i would never have anticipated, but they would have acted with such endless ferocity that he did so. i mean, they had quite a man to move into that and that's what he expected. and, and indeed that's what he, what he got, the how did we get to this point, rights to freedom of expression and a free press expanding and developing. or are they writing to understand at present, we must know out past the ever since we have had the ability to articulate f thoughts through virtualization. we have wanted to express ourselves without fear of retaliation. censorship, or sanction the 5000 years human civilization has been battling

the railway leech still not in 1932, which was eventually dog, little paris. the city is now home to over 200000 people. the then take a different kind of trip with the easy riders motorcycle club. the members have been hitting the road together in the area around the lot for over a quarter of a century. there i generate includes multi day tours and day trips for the club was not originally founded for the sheer joy of motorcycling. it was more out of necessity with members turning a hobby into an occupation, a 73 year old home. explain the new things on google. yeah. go to the number. so number 1, december after reunification, older people have difficulty finding a job. but no, don't disney movie. i knew why my band, we started showing foreign visitors around the area. really newly english wasn't commonly spoken back then and then we'll in, but a lot of our members could turn in. uh they were teachers, professors or army officers. but we also are just talking to you got a new key. um, so you can go after a short ride, they show us the popular local attraction

while the front has a capacity of 19 leeches. the trunk conflicting between 318 and 904 liters of comcast. the anything you want to adjust in the car is done via the central touched this site and that is also true for. busy the side view mirror, which by the way, look quite nice because they almost bought a list, but they need to choose the mirror adjustment from the menu in the in for payment system. and then you do it with the buttons at the steering. we are similar to what tests law has. it is not intuitive, but to do it only one time. a scene, see the car has memory function, follow the different drivers. it is ok. this new stop button for the engine to get the vehicle going. the drive is simply press, is the brake pedal and engages for wood over of us using the guess the coming up, my volvo, x 30 experience. i like driving the car, even though i'm not a fan of su visa, it is quite nicely motorized. the fact that you don't have an instrument cluster is forgotten after a few kilometers and the integration of google maps in the

see mr. leech escape he of us more than a c voice throughout the lease is not working to be civil. we certainly senior both the week and i bought them from nice buy from will show you what you know, the new platform, which is when your category is that good. i need to let you go on the las table on the ship of a stable and i see that it won't be ready for use it. you have to go on the some all calls the one the stop boy at the booth last spring is of him. what you believe that in a dilemma by different uh, volunteer of the moment? no, she was received the but ive, which is it, then you have a warranty. at this point, you're not going to do it because also the very last one i'm most of i'm fine because the initial stuff them again are still nice to use my but on the off by single story with exhibits as i'm eventually things like, i'll pull them that in a wash the moment as the no start with the stay on the present, you lose use pressure on the boat to but i want you to notice it usually shows bed . course the driving is mobile online with enough folks? investor, gloria, it's almost

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following a meeting between shoals and chinese premier leech, young lee said, but the economic interests of both countries remain deeply intertwined. further and changing ping warren schultz against resorting to protectionist economic measure, saying both countries depend on free trade. last year in germany launched a strategy to avoid over dependence on china yourselves also spoke to chinese leaders about the war and ukraine. in his last press conference before leaving beijing, schultz said, is pushing for a diplomatic solution to the war, sir. what you have to say is this on the 4th bar click, this is a terrible rule that is being driven by unabated brutality on the part of rochelle services. 50 is therefore important and clear to germany as it is to many of ukraine's friends. and we will support ukraine as intensively and for as long as it's necessary hold on at the same time that we will advance the diplomatic efforts that ukraine is also working very hard to achieve. and since we've come up for a long way as chief international editor, richard walker is here in the studio with me, r

know, we tell 5 miles to many more to leech where they don't, how the environment and does that and you good use of water today. the team is in consumer in western kenya. they're visiting eric. oh, geo, who's been a farmer all his life. the 1st thing that i notice that they work with professionals like me, i've done this project for a long time. like i have a lot that lot. he needs some advice about these checks which aren't growing as well as they could. and the employee with an animal feed company explains that eric needs to ad enzymes to his chicken feet. the show wants to reach as many farmers as possible around 70 percent of kenya's population live in rural areas. and work in agriculture would rule x. it is, is a serious problem. the program aims to show that farming is financially attractive and meaningful work. studies have shown that after 2 years of airing, several 100000 households were regularly tuning into the show and altering their farming practices. as a result, the team checks up on george cairo 2 a year after their 1st visit. oh hello. what's happening? yes, i'm thinkin

instead of tucks it calculates the process, uses compass salt and selectively leech is out the red rocks. and these are examples of forever elements that we're to cover from the what would make it even easier always if manufacturer has built that products with recycling in mines when the create the truly sustainable supply chains that involve a high degree of reduce recycling. that's when we're really trying to solve the problems that create all disappear, not just by trying to mind everything ourselves as individual nation. so it's unlikely that this of the elements of going out of fashion any time the, the lessons are about to get underway at the street school and use capital unless the school really though is already good. so i was kind of seeing any teachers more than 80 children in the middle of a parking lot in new delhi meet the police officer, launched the project 8 years ago. with the boy is aim is to provide children from for backgrounds with free access to education, spots all over to now i want you to teach children who have very limited opportunities in life. it is important

rushes on boxes the you and have warned the queen's tax on those awful rows in nuclear plot could on a leech dissolve that but western powers have turned a blind eye to the danger and as good as the nation. that gives them those up western governments have long given the key of regime comp launched by any crimes and actions directed to the gains, russia. nevertheless, i would like to believe that our european neighbors have not yet atrophied the instinctive self preservation and they will not jeopardize the lives and health of their own citizens itself. the owner of the crating, it.

lunatics, whether the republicans or democrats and i shudder to say that most of the american political leech would agree with him. so we shouldn't, i think, you know, we shouldn't go overboard and our interpretation of these, you know, these 37 dissenting votes from the democrats on the 21 on the republicans. i do think it's worth keeping an eye on, especially on the republican side, because more and more republicans, these america, 1st republicans, as you all noted, are starting to question why the us support is still is so staunch and iron clad to use jo biden's word for israel, it is important to strike that balance because if you're looking at the end of the maneuvers, the minute shy of us politics, it is important to point it out. but the of the day off to sun many months of killing and in the incredible destruction in gaza. it is a sorry state of affairs when you have what is supposed to be the progressive contingent of this bond. he's just still not comfortable if voted against his bill, but they are not really comfortable doing size. right. and i think you mentioned something importa

they are part of the leech that were on the empire. so they have a role. not just it in pushing the propaganda, but ensuring that their place in the empire remains consistent. otherwise they'll be replaced. so we put those 2 things together. you see that it's very difficult, uh, not just now, but for the last 7580 years. again, throughout this modern era, of having people who propose peace, who proposed negotiations dialogue, who say we should have a diplomatic foreign policy, as opposed to a militarized foreign policy to find a spot in the media. and that, of course, leads us to the point where we're at now, where we, or in this incredibly, incredibly dangerous place where the risk of nuclear war is at a point in greater than in your a, my lifetime. and really, you can only point to a couple of times throughout the, during this atomic age, when the risk of nuclear war has been greater than it is today. you said something at the one that i think is very important. you said that you were not there to endorse or support one side or the other. you said you di

a tax on those awful rose in nuclear plot could on a leech and dissolve that. but western powers have turned a blind eye to the danger and as good as the nation that gives them those up to the western governments have long given the key of regime comp launched by any crimes and actions directed to the gates, russia. nevertheless, i be like, do you believe that you are pay neighbors have not yet after faith, the instinctive self preservation and they will not jeopardize the lives and health of their own citizens of, to all of the creating a tags on these upper region nuclear power plant continue, no one can completely rule out a nuclear dissolves, nothing on a regional and even global scale, just like those. you play along with key of awesome selves. a simple question, why fi, 5 nuclear power plants and ukraine as russia engaged in creating security threats very specifically against the one on the it's controlled us through just of moscow has acute explain a lot of things lona tags on the russian control nuclear power farm. but keim says those obligations off fa

we do have a leech copy of the really no initial discussion about what the priorities are. when she noticed her campaign a couple of months ago, she didn't, she didn't really mention climb is either. instead, the focus now in europe is very much on the defense on trying to increase europe's defense capacity, for example, it's on migration of the economy. so i think other issues have moved the center stage, particularly here in brussels for those in power at the moment. just please have a sense um, what are, what are the consequences of that just those we need to be pulling out or stop slowing temperatures governments. they some the you seem to be ignoring it. well, it's not going to cause well in, in the media term. we're seeing now is only, you know, we're in the last few months of this current administration. if you like. we're already seeing problems and trying to implement some bits of the use green de la people to get through. for example, there's been a huge role here in brussels over something called the nature restoration law. that was a both kind of restore and dam

this ipo like many others stitched together three profitable quarters and can founder and ceo brian leech head of the rewards program and he gives us big final hour interview coming up. the dow soared 330 points and now it's lost it all and down 8 points. s&p eliminated all 34 points of gains and it's now down 14. nasdaq blew a 102 point lead and russell vape raised a 33 point lead and down 4 points. to the dow heat map, aside from united healthcare and see ago bump from 3.7%. there are a number of banks and traveler withs a dismal performance yesterday and right now it is turning around and it's up about $2.28 and about 2 and change. s&p lost all the sheen and one of the biggest laggards, las vegas sands and blasted through earnings estimates thanks to continuing travel recovery and strong singapore business, but the stock is cratering by nearly 9%. no fewer than nine brokerages cut the price target out of the mecca and las vegas sands is just simply plummeting and tesla is one of the biggest losers on the nasdaq and ev maker at near 15-month low after touch bank downgraded from a buy to

but no leeching, not a lot of leaching, although a little bloodletting. so. this this gave charlie a view of medicine that was interesting and that he kept, even as he has technology advance. then he became a very skilled doctor himself that doctors really can't do much for people and that the main job of a doctor is to you know kind of combination of wellness coach grief counsel, learn and, you know, fitness instructor. let nature its course was his main medical philosophy but he ended up changing a lot of that. he ended up taking a much proactive approach things i think at one point you describe silicon valley approach to medicine that he began to take that might not be accepted these days, starting with the small incident over it. well, truman, with with a patient who had a dislocated arm. oh, yeah. so after after northwestern, charlie came to do his residency, the old kansas city general hospital and the story he told of the residency were delightful a gentleman in with a dislocated shoulder and they gave him ether to put him out. and the residents starte

. >> i used to stay up late to watch rob and leech. it was a new thing on television where they were documenting th life styles of the rich an famous that took place in a time when interest rates were like 14% there is a reason why wealth people absolutely love highe rates that reason is they earn stock like returns without taking risk. there is a wealth effect tha comes from huge cash balance that are throwing off 4% and 5 yields, taking zero risk i'm starting to see articles i the press and economists talking about how weird this situation is but bizarrely, it may tur out that the top 10% o households by income, really high yields, may be stimulative. who do you think is buying the airlines tickets who do you think is buying the nvidia cybertrucks it is people who have piles of cash that are generating mor cash faster than they can spen it i work in wealth management. we serve 4,000 clien households i'm telling you this segment o the population is not only not pulling back because rates are higher but in many cases, they feel they ar

obama biden and bidenomics ron mclean his first and longest-serving chief of staff he was caught in a leech tape saying what a ridiculous strategy they had by not tackling inflation it all matters what people believe and what they believe right now is that they were better off with donald trump as president of than under joe biden as president when you ask that question the data is not even close. >> sean: and they're left with this sneer slander but searched character assassination law fair weapon rising justice that's it that's what they've got that's all they have for the next 207 days your reaction. >> they are left with that because they don't have anything else to run on joe biden is a liar he has been caught trying to cook the books numerous times trying to make the economy the bureau of labor statistics numbers that come out trying to boost the economy when and they got caught lying about it but of course as kelly and point out people feel it they see it in their grocery bills they see it in their gas bills they know you is lying about this stuff and i think it is kind of interestin

political group from your political faction, and you met with mitsola, yes of course, well, a pale leechw, i don’t know, look, let’s not leave, we’ll watch her interview now, where once... "we stand for the rule of law, we stand for values, we stand for peace, we stand for democracy." it was then that i realized that being european means that you can collect one after another. there is a character named gabriel attal, this man is deliberately trying to modestly try to be in the shadow of mr. macron, because if macron sees something stronger, he will eat it whole, he will not tolerate something stronger next to him, here is roberta mitsola, i believe that she is exactly like that, she is now participating in the race for the leader. she goes strictly behind the leader, when the leader gives up, even just a little bit, she will immediately eat him, and you know, there’s a small little nuance here, maybe some one in the top, but they discussed qatar and other things on the topic, these are all the stories, in in 2005, he had a wedding with ukka metsula, this is her husband, in the malta tim

admitted that he house, many of his secret documents himself to and he refuses to give them back to the leech. that's great to do the secret negotiations. the negotiations through administrators very difficult because it has to be written reports. lots of people that have to know about it. if you do it with the research institute, you can have just a tiny little group of people. and there's no jew to report in, in writing. so, and this is also how. ready secrecy was a, was kept the secret host parents conversations, let them to believe that the time had come to finalize a deal that is edit historical to resolve the understanding points on the phone. that's the cost in sweden. we are opening extra the hotline was the invite, invites that no region full administer and probably allow center. and when that you would have to be the go between the sitting in the room together with the, your single a fucking, he's the mind tony's feel lately. it default kind of wish to be. i'm to say that i know i'm a believe i know full on the edge, any shape and then apply that woman to match was have to know what

and it's those republican policies georgia, at the georgia state representative, leeches past a lot of tax laws that are going to put more money into people's pockets, people or more? we're interested in that. then the chaos around in the presidential election, as far as black people are, state is also passed a heartbeat bill banning for most cases, abortion after six weeks. and the vice president was an arizona putting that on donald trump, but i'm sure she'll come and make a similar speech in georgia to how much do you think that will impact the vote here? and especially women, the age of michela montgomery that the democrats are targeting heartbeat bill passed before i was in office. so i can't really speak to the dynamics of that. what i can say is that i do believe that women should have a choice i think that they are different reasons why people were women have abortions. one of the things i'm really proud how to say this past session, we did a lot of bills from maternal mortality, as well as infant mortality. we have a new maternal health commission that we're trying to get star

admitted that he house, many of these secret documents himself to and he refuses to give them back to the leech that's liked to do the secret negotiations. negotiations through administrators very difficult because it has to be written reports. lots of people that have to know about it. if you do it with the research institute, you can have just a tiny little group of people. and there's no jew to report in, in writing. so, and this is also how. ready secrecy was a, was kept the secret host parents conversations, let them to believe that the time had come to finalize a deal that is edit historical to resolve the understanding points on the phone. that's the cost in sweden. we are opening actually, hotline was the invite, invites that no region for administer, and probably allow center. and when are you would have to be the go between the sitting in the room together with the your single a fucking, who's the mind tony's feet lately? if i kinda wish to be, i'm going to say that i know i'm a believe i know full on the edge, any shape and then apply that woman to match was have to know what time is

leech extract contains a very important substance - gerudin, which improves blood rheology, improvesophyll helps convert carbon dioxide into oxygen. when applied to the surface of the skin, chlorophyll strengthens cell membranes, improves lymphatic drainage effect and helps reduce swelling fabrics. it also improves microcirculation and helps reduce pain. and when is it better to use such gels in the morning, in the evening, it is better to use it twice a day, in the morning before going to work, apply this gel so that your legs do n’t get tired and hurt so quickly, and in the evening, when you come home, for in order to relieve this feeling of heaviness and pain. elena, how do you like this advice? i will definitely use them, thank you very much. elena, thank you very much for coming to us, i hope that you find 5 minutes in the morning and 5 minutes in the evening. in order to take care of yourself, because the symptom is really very unpleasant and extremely interferes with life, take care of yourself, thank you very much, varicose veins, unfortunately, have very serious complication

the leech top score adding holland was dropped to the bench by pet gaudy ella. but it was another of the stalls which led to the after you had all the same whites for the game, looked at 112 food in school trick to secure a bite to win for city as they chased best. the title in a row being the mid field that now has $21.00 goals overall, the season, the net to telling me that this is special for the base with the work ethic is unbelievable enough to have a grow, a sense of go. you have central, it had to pull it back in. the lifeline is oh, you're going to score is going to score you right. that feeling city, extend their own beat and run to $24.00 games. you know? competitions, beth, 3rd level on points with little pull. who can read take top spot later on 1st day. if they beat sheffield, you know, to the m field savings folks, i'll just say a rest of them. so just one point separates the top 3 teams and as we had that little pool can go back, talk again later. the manager, young and top, says he's doing his best to ignore the height. and i don't know when i do

the leech top score, adding holland was dropped to the bench by pet gaudy ella. but it was another of the stalls which lit up the after you had all the same whites for the game, looked at $11.00 till food and school trick to secure a vice, a win for city as they chase. that's the title in a row. being the mid field that now has 21 goals overall, the season the and that's what i'm telling you. that is especially for the base for the work ethic is unbelievable enough to have a grow, a sense of go. you have central had to pull it back in. the last line is, oh, you're going to score is going to score you right. that feeling city, extend their own beat and run to $24.00 games. you know, competitions, best foot level on points with little pull, who can read take top spotlights on thursday. if they beat sheffield, you know, to the m field savings folks, i'll just say a rest of the. so now how about this going in the japanese leads yaga? sense on a tie. so robert riggs screwing from the other half way, light in the 24th minute of a match against etc. tokyo is pretty easy

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