WEDNESDAY; Your Movie Planner
0 Comments | Daily Mail (London, England), The, July 10, 2010
The Last Chance (2003) PG. 3.05PM, FIVE **
Old West comes up against the new in this modern western, which sees Lance Henriksen’s ranch on the verge of foreclosure, until his longestranged daughter returns to help drag it out of debt and into the 21st century. Predictable enough, but Henriksen makes it look effortless.
Frantic (1988) 15 10.35PM, ITV1 ****
An excellent thriller that calls to mind classic Hitchcock, with Harrison Ford as the Cary Grantstyle hero, drawn into a very dangerous game. Polanski’s intricately plotted thriller is gripping as Ford’s doctor searches for his missing wife.
Salvador (1986) 18 10.55PM, TCM ****
Oliver Stone’s factual drama about an American photojournalist (James Woods) covering the civil war in El Salvador, and finding himself allied to both leftist guerrillas and right-wing military forces. Violent but fascinating, it’s believed by many to be one of Stone’s finest films.
Dan In Real Life (2007) PG 11.15PM, BBC1 ***
On the cusp of great success with his agony uncle column, Steve Carell’s single dad falls for Juliette Binoche (above), only to discover she’s dating his brother
foreclosure help
July 29th, 2010
For example, there are Chinese herb formulas that address the specific needs of young women, and others aimed at conditions experienced by women in their post-reproductive years.
Unique Problems
Women have unique reproductive systems that are prone to unique health problems. For example, women as a group, have higher instances of kidney-related problems and illnesses than men: problems Oriental medicine effectively addresses through a combination of Chinese medical herbs, acupuncture, acupressure, Chi Kung, and diet and nutrition. Effective remedies, without side effects.
The Power of Oriental Medicine
An example of the power of Oriental medicine as it relates to women’s health can be seen in a thirty-one year old woman whose menstrual period stops prematurely. Oriental medicine has diagnostic methods for determining why her menstruation stopped, and therapeutic methods for getting it to start again.
A Better Quality of Life
By addressing women’s unique health issues, Oriental medicine helps you regain and maintain a unique feeling of health.
(Note to editor: Please list Kitty Bradshaw and Michael Kessler as authors)
Kitty Bradshaw is a licensed acupuncturist, with an advanced clinical degree in Oriental Medicine.
jump higher