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Charly W. Karl

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Mini-MAX-malism: A Bigger Approach to Less is More

Not only de we need less is more in health and fitness, we do need it more in our attitude to material things, looks and outer-shine.
More focus should come onto the inner-site of man and of using all the material of this earth wisely, not wasting so much, be it food, raw produce or other things.

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