Do you sit for long hours in soft chairs with your legs crossed? Is your abdomen bulging, your hips widening, or do you have back and joint pain? You may have pelvic misalignment. Some doctors might give you a new diet or drugs, or chalk up your symptoms to aging. But one doctor wants you to be able to treat yourself at home with effective realignment exercises:

Dear Reader,

Did you know that you can reverse a bulging abdomen, enlarging hips, and back and joint painat home without complicated or costly office visits?

Many health experts often address our symptoms with pharmaceuticals instead of understanding the source of our “dis-ease.” We at The Epoch Times strive to ensure that your health is in your hands, by providing you information about the best natural treatments in the world.

Dr. Gwo-Bin Wu has developed 7 self-adjustment methods that you can use today to treat four types of pelvic misalignment.

One minute is all it took for one of his patients’ pain to subside, he says, once she began the correct exercisefor her condition.

There are things you can do right now, simple changes you can make in your life, that can help you live a much longer, healthier, and happier life.

And you do not need to wait years or even months to get results.

You can have more energy, far less anxiety, get better sleep, and have an elevated sense of well being.

Are you ready to live a better life starting today?

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