Dr. Giuseppe Virzì

Via Principe Lanza di Scalea 3/5 - San Cataldo

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Knowing these two vital organs in broad strokes helps us understand how the oxygen in the air we breathe irrigates our bodies and is transformed into energy for our muscles.

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There is a specific area in the human body that can alert you when stress and fatigue have reached the limit so that you don’t collapse, even some time before.

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