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lifestyle
(of a drug) designed to treat problems, such as impotence or excess weight, which affect a person's quality of life rather than their health


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Have you ever considered your lifestyle You run as hard as you can on the weekends to enjoy life Have you ever considered your lifestyle?
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That's when it becomes apparent how much influence lifestyle choices have on our quality of life.
Health & Lifestyle by jazz smith / Health, general community
of Helsinki) investigates why lifestyle regulation for managing illness, preventing diseases, and avoiding environmental harm is so difficult through liberal-state legislative action when just a hundred years ago lifestyles movements such as the temperance movement mainly pursued their goals through legislative reform.
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