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Well, here are posh alternatives to the sickly soul and extra eye candy for the medicine cabinet:


1) Protect yourself


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1) Protect yourself


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Dr. Feelgood

By Celine Lopez | September 30, 2005 - 12:00am

I‘m sick of being sick. Every day is a ruthless cycle of Dayquil, Berrocca, echinacea and good old chicken soup. And I’m sick of ugly-looking medicine, too. Why can’t we add drama to everyday ailments? Well,...

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