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keep

1. to feed, e.g. long-keep steer.

2. pasturage.

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Patient discussion about keep on.

Q. I am 48 years old and worried about getting old. Do you know the ways to keep fit at this age and above? I am 48 years old and I have developed the symptoms such as decrease in energy and vigor, Poor sleep, decreased memory, behavioral changes etc., I am worried about getting old. Are you feeling the same and what kind of elderly person do you think you will be? I mean for example, I'll be in my back garden guarding my tulips when waving my cane at anyone who gets close! Do you know the ways to keep fit at this age and above?

A. NutriShield Vitamin supplements
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Q. I am very fond of keeping my body fit, so I do regular exercises. I am very fond of keeping my body fit, so I do regular exercises. But regarding my diet should I eat before or after exercising?

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Q. How do I explain why I keep going off my meds? Am I the only one that has this problem?

A. It is very common for people with bipolar disorder to cycle on and off of their drugs. Although not advisable. There are reasons ranging from denial (I dont think I have this illess), craving the high feelings and energy resulting from mania's to side effects from the medications. There is a good book you can read called An Unquiet Mind by Kay Redfield Jamison, It is written in her first person experience with bipolar disorder and she talks in length about her tendancies to come off her medications.