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My self Shivangi choudhary .This is my blog  in which I  am giving informations about various types of exercises , lifestyle modification ,diet and knowledge about various conditions in which physiotherapy can play with an important role.

The site also benificial for medicos because here I am discussing various topics related to body condition.

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