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近日，中国大陆出现了一种专门针对淋巴结肿大、甲状腺肿大/结节问题的产品：美国疏克Shrink&Clean(以下简称疏克)，受到不少淋巴结肿大结节、甲状腺肿大结节疾病患者的关注。中国大陆经销商称疏克是美国原瓶原装进口的，美国PCK医学公司研发的专业针对淋巴结、甲状腺肿大结节的产品，那么疏克是真的美国进口?还是国内生产的呢?带着这些问题，记者进行了一系列的调查。
美国疏克中国大陆区官网的客服人员告诉记者，疏克是美国原装进口的，美国著名的PCK医学公司研发的，并取得了美国FDA认证。
*近，一款名叫疏克的产品引起了不少甲状腺结节朋友的注意，通过从20余种本草中萃取消炎因子、化结因子以及免疫调节因子，靶向定位甲状腺发病部位，切断病灶，散除结节，防止再次复发!小编通过系统的了解之后，给大家分列几点，综合比较，看看疏克的效果究竟怎么样?
好配方，好技术，缺一不可
疏克研发团队从全球上百种植物中反复挑选试验，*终将欧洲、中国、澳洲的金银花、丹参、郁金、夏枯草、白花蛇舌草、王不留行等19种成分组方，提取精华化结因子，可以根源切断甲状腺炎症病灶，散除结节，增强甲状腺的免疫能力!
疏克采用两大国际高端萃取技术——本草破壁技术和超临界流体萃取技术，可有效减少有效成分的破坏，*程度的保留原料中的有效成分，浓度高，效果好!
一个产品好不好，要通过市场的火眼金睛
美国疏克Shrink&Clean是由美国PCK公司研发生产，作为美国领先的知名植物健康品牌，Shrink&Clean始终坚持以天然、健康的自然疗法替代传统方法，专注为各种健康问题提供更有效、更安全的的替代解决方案。通过美国网站的销售统计，我们看到，疏克自1994年就进入美国市场了，至今已经二十多年依然畅行不衰。订单遍布美国、加拿大、英国、法国、德国等国家，上百万甲状腺结节患者信赖疏克。
美国舒克有效解决淋巴问题
据悉，疏克采用了本草破壁技术，把中药材不同部位、不同结构的细胞壁打破，不仅提高了药物有效成分吸收利用率，而且药材经过粉碎后高度混匀，形成了产品均一、可控的质量标准，这与传统中药饮片存在的不同根、茎、叶药效不同、计量不准确等缺点，有革命性的改变和提高。
再者，疏克采用的超临界流体萃取，萃取出的有效成分更加稳定、效力更加强劲，萃取物中不含硝酸盐和有害的重金属，并且无有害溶剂的残留，更安全。那么疏克是如何治疗淋巴结肿大的呢?
1、“抗炎因子”切断诱发“病灶”
在美国疏克含有的地瑜、半枝莲、金银花、柴胡、陈皮等成分中萃取出的抗炎因子，可快速达到炎症部位，杀菌消炎，切断诱发淋巴结肿大的炎症病灶。
2、“化结因子”消除淋巴结块
在美国疏克含有的丹参、王不留行、夏枯草、牡蛎、浙贝母、鹿角帽、槐花等成分中萃取出超强的化结因子，可以快速疏通淤塞的淋巴管道，促进有害物质以及积液排出，逐渐减小淋巴肿大结块。
3、“免疫调节因子”增强机体免疫
在美国疏克中含有的郁金、玄参、白花蛇舌草、鹿角帽等成分中萃取出的“免疫调节因子”，可以从根源全面调节身体免疫力，促进巨噬功能和抑制淋巴细胞的增殖能力,恢复淋巴等免疫系统的自洁功能。
4、“抗癌因子”预防癌变
在美国疏克中含有的甘草、白花蛇舌草、海藻、海带等成分中萃取的“抗癌因子”可有效的抑制杀灭肿瘤细胞、癌细胞的生长，预防淋巴以及身体其他部位的癌变。
美国疏克为美国PCK公司研发，从20余类中西医珍贵本草中萃取出四大淋巴修复因子，可以快速消除引发淋巴肿大炎症源头，疏通淋巴管道，促进淋巴毒素，淤塞有害物质排出，增强淋巴自洁功能，预防淋巴问题恶化。非抗生素，无化学激素添加，是目前为止国际上针对淋巴肿大问题的健康新选择!
由于目前国内针对甲状腺结节的研究力量不足，相关产品更是远远落后于其他欧美发达国家，而美国疏克是一款通过植物分子疗法，消除甲状腺部位炎症、从而散除结块的产品。是区别于国内其他产品的*调理方式，是国际医学界的重大突破。
数百万顾客亲身验证美国疏克“甲状腺”修复疗法，证实了疏克可有效消除炎症、散除结节。美国的各大机构也对疏克表现出极大认可，美国FDA批准其上市销售，美国个大报道中称疏克这一*成分攻克了普通产品缓解为主，无法根除的世界难题。
美国疏克是美国著名本草研发公司——美国PCK公司研发的，是专业针对淋巴结结节、甲状腺结节肿大的产品。它是由20余类中西医名贵本草萃取，可以有效消除源头炎症，疏通肿大结节，平衡甲状腺激素水平，调节体内内分泌，让淋巴以及甲状腺恢复正常功能，预防癌变。是21世纪淋巴、甲状腺肿大结节的*科研成果。
淋巴结、甲状腺方向的产品，我国的研发相对落后于欧美发达国家，国内针对这两种病症的产品少之又少，因此一款国外先进淋巴结、甲状腺产品的诞生，对于淋巴结、甲状腺患者来说，是一个新的希望。
目前，美国疏克已经通过进口的方式进入中国大陆。记者从大陆经销商处了解到，自在中国大陆上市销售以来，美国疏克受到广大淋巴结肿大、甲状腺肿大患者的热捧!销量累破新高!
同时大陆经销商也特别借此机会向广大消费者，郑重声明：现美国PCK公司授权中国大陆为官网直销，其他渠道均为非授权渠道，购买时，为了保障自己的切身利益，请认准中国区官网，不要在其他渠道购买不正规产品!
美国疏克上市以来，为千千万万的甲状腺结节患者恢复健康，取得了非常瞩目的成就。但是我们也发现，一些不法之徒，打着美国疏克官网的旗号销售假冒产品， 这些假冒产品不但不会对甲状腺结节疾病的治疗没有任何的作用，还可能因为假冒产品含有的副作用成分危害健康。在这里我们提醒广大消费者，美国疏克**销售渠道是官方网站，从未授权任何其它网站销售。购买*美国疏克一定要选择官方网站，这样您的合法权益才能得到保护。
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Even British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is spreading the message. His "Downing Street" Twitter alias said: "Amazed by response to the great fundraising efforts of 7 yr old Charlie Simpson for the people of Haiti."
David Bull, UNICEF's UK executive director described Simpson's efforts as "very bold and innovative."
"It shows he connects with and not only understands what children his own age must be going through in Haiti," Bull said in a press statement.
"The little seed -- his idea -- that he has planted has grown rapidly and his is a place well deserved in the humanitarian world.
"On behalf of the many children in Haiti, I thank Charlie for his effort."
There are some people we encounter in life who seem to read us like manuals, analyzing and understanding every part of our psyches even better than we do. They’re so attuned to our inner thoughts and feelings that they make us wonder if telepathy exists beyond science fiction movies and the claims of TV psychics. But these friends and family members who know us eerily well don’t have superpowers; they just pay attention more.
Some psychologists would call these people “empathically accurate,” which means that they’re highly skilled at intuiting information about people through interactions (a process called empathic interference). The term’s been around since psychologist William Ickes, a professor at the University of Texas at Arlington, helped coin it in 1988. Since then, researchers have attempted to find out more about empathic accuracy—namely, if there are certain characteristics that empathically accurate individuals share, and if the skill can be developed over time. Luckily for us, their findings suggest we can all learn to read others better. We just have to know ourselves first.
A Few Distinguishing Factors
According to Jodi Freedman, a woman I spoke with whose friends consider her an adept people-reader (she doesn’t call herself an “empath,” but at least one person has described her that way), everyone’s born with the ability. “We’re hardwired for that; whether it gets acknowledged or developed depends on the path life takes,” she says. Jodi also believes that a troubled childhood can encourage the skill to emerge to a greater degree because kids who grow up in unsafe home environments learn to look for unspoken cues to alert them to danger.
Some professions foster empathic accuracy, such as therapy, teaching, sales, and diplomacy. Being naturally intuitive benefits Jodi as a teacher, but being a teacher also helps her hone that capacity. “I find that teachers have this ability more than others, because on the first day of school, we have to assess the kids,” she explains. “We have to get [information about their personalities] and get it quickly.” But she also says that any job that requires working with others necessitates a bit of mind reading.
CAN you name the six basic emotions? Take a straw poll of your friends and we guarantee that you will find no consensus. Yet psychologists are unequivocal: joy, sadness, anger, fear, surprise and disgust. These are the Big Six, quite literally, the in-your-face emotions - the ones that everyone the world over exhibits with the same dramatic and characteristic facial expressions. They have been the subjects of intense research for over half a century, not least because of the role they have played in our survival as a species.
Four-year-old Danny Stanton died in his sleep of a seizure 14 days before Christmas. Known as a boy who lived life to the fullest, Danny touched the hearts of those who knew him. "Danny Did," a foundation that will offer information and counseling to parents whose children have nighttime seizures, has been established in his memory.
The disarming smile of a 4-year-old boy with a buzz cut brightens an otherwise drab newspaper page, where whole lives are summed up in 3 inches of tiny newsprint.
Danny Stanton's death notice first makes you wonder how he died. But the eight haunting, final words make you want to know how he lived: "Please go and enjoy your life. Danny did."
A preschooler wise beyond his years, Danny was a pint-sized neighborhood ambassador. He high-fived elderly strangers, made small talk with a lonely relative, befriended shy kids and impressed boys twice his size on the baseball field.
Most of all, says his grief-stricken dad, Mike Stanton, Danny was always giving hugs, and never hesitated to ask for one in return.
"That's just how he expressed his life, and how he gave it. How he just let you in was so beautiful," Stanton said.
So when Danny died of a seizure 14 days before Christmas -- after frantic attempts by his parents, neighbors, paramedics and doctors to revive him, after all the medical tubes were disconnected -- Danny's dad lay down on the hospital bed. And he tightly hugged his little boy in return, as his body grew colder and colder.
"I kind of lost track of time," Stanton said. "I could have laid there with him forever."
Gray-haired priests and policemen dabbed their eyes, and children wept along with adults at Danny's standing-room only funeral, where more than 300 people crowded into the same Roman Catholic church where he was baptized. They all gathered to honor a little boy who in four brief years seemed to instinctively know the essence of a life well-lived.
Times have changed, though. Our ancestors may have had daily need of fear to flee predators, anger to conquer foes and disgust to avoid diseases, but we live in a more subtle world in which other emotions have come to the fore. There are many contenders. Avarice, embarrassment, boredom, depression, jealousy and love, for example, might epitomise the modern age. Yet some more obscure emotions may be increasingly relevant today. Here we explore five of them, any one of which could make a case to be promoted to a place alongside the Big Six.
Money raised by Simpson will go towards UNICEF's Haiti Earthquake Children's Appeal which will provide water, sanitation, education, nutrition as well as support child protection.
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