Write an article based on this "Avoid his attacks after he casts Death. Block his Scythe Slash. Avoid his Warping Slash. Avoid the Death Hole. Avoid his Thorn Spheres. Avoid his Scythe Wheel. Counter Reaper's Possession."
article: During the beginning of the battle, Marluxia will cast Death on Sora. A counter will appear above Sora's head, and every time Sora gets hit by Marluxia's scythe the counter will decrease by 1. The spell is unavoidable, but if you avoid getting hit by Marluxia's scythe attacks, the counter will not decrease. If the counter hits 0, Sora will die.2. This is Marluxia's most basic attack; he'll slash at Sora a few times. Block (press ) this attack or use Reflega. Blocking this attack will cause you to lose the opportunity to increase Sora's death counter, but it will let you damage Marluxia. If you avoid this attack, you'll have a small window of opportunity to attack him with a reaction command that can either stun Marluxia or give Sora some numbers back if your death count is low. Marluxia will warp near you and attack you with the scythe, causing Sora to be pushed away or thrown into the air (aerial Warping Slash), then Marluxia will re-warp and attack Sora a few more times. Don't try to block this attack; just glide away until Marluxia uses a different attack. This attack is troublesome. Marluxia will warp to the center of the arena and plunge his scythe to the ground, causing three large holes to appear around the area. To avoid it, glide (while in the air, analog + ) around the arena and land on a safe spot. Marluxia will still attack you during this time, so use Reflega. This attack is strong enough to send Sora's HP to critical upon stepping on the affected area. Marluxia will summon rose thorns to encase your whole party, which deals a lot of damage. To avoid this, jump and glide around the arena until the spheres explode. Marluxia will spin on the ground and follow Sora around, causing damage to Sora and decreasing Sora's counter. Run around avoiding Marluxia as much as possible until he's done spinning. Marluxia will possess Sora and float above him; he will then summon small upgraded versions of his Death Hole, which will shoot up from the ground. Eventually he will continue with Warp Slash and a devastating finishing blow. When he starts floating behind Sora, quickly dodge roll around the arena until he starts moving again. Use Reflega to block his scythe attacks and keep casting the Reflega until he uses the finishing move If timed correctly, it will reflect back all the damage and leave Marluxia open for a combo attack.

Write an article based on this "Take 2-4 tablets unless otherwise directed if you are an adult. Avoid taking more than 10 tablets in 24 hours. Use Tums when you feel heartburn or acid indigestion. Take Tums 1 hour after eating if you have heartburn regularly. Take Tums at least 1 hour before or 4 hours after any other medications. Store your Tums at room temperature and away from direct sunlight."
article: Most Tums products recommend taking doses of 2-4 tablets. However, some stronger products, like Tums Ultra, should be taken in doses of 2-3 tablets. When in doubt, read the label on your Tums product. Different products and concentrations may have different dosages. If you are under 12, ask an adult to help you use Tums Kids. If you're taking prescription medication, talk to your doctor or pharmacist before taking Tums. Tums can interfere with certain medications. If you are experiencing persistent symptoms and taking Tums frequently, keep track of how much you take and don't exceed the maximum dosage. You may want to consult your doctor if the maximum dosage is not helping your symptoms improve. If you've been taking the maximum dosage for 2 weeks, stop taking Tums until you talk with your doctor. If you are pregnant or nursing, talk to your doctor before you take Tums. Tums is meant to be taken as needed, so you don't have to take it regularly for it to be effective. Only take Tums when you need relief. If you know that you generally experience heartburn or acid indigestion at predictable times, like after eating certain foods, you may want to take Tums 1 hour after eating even if you don't feel any symptoms yet. Because the calcium in Tums can occasionally make it harder for your body to absorb other medications or vitamins, it's best to space them out. This will help prevent the Tums from interfering with your other medications. To help your Tums product stay fresh and work effectively, keep it in a tightly sealed container and store it somewhere that will stay cool and dry. A medicine cabinet or drawer is a good place to store your Tums.

Write an article based on this "Brush your teeth for 2 minutes at least twice a day. Use regular toothpaste to clean your teeth effectively. Brush your teeth with an empty toothbrush if you don't use toothpaste. Floss daily to remove food residue and plaque between your teeth. Rinse your mouth with water immediately after eating. Use a water pick to pressure wash your teeth every 2-3 days. Use oil pulling to flush bacteria out once a day. Avoid fruit pastes and DIY toothpastes to prevent damaging your teeth."
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Use gentle, circular motions to brush the surface of your teeth at the front and the back of your mouth. Hold the brush at a 45-degree angle where your teeth meet the gums and use smooth back-and-forth motions. Then, use the tip of your brush to clean the interior side of your teeth. Turn the brush vertically and rub up and down across the front teeth. Brush every surface of each tooth 2-3 times to clean them. Brush your teeth for at least 2 minutes every time you brush. There is no adequate replacement for brushing your teeth. This is hands down the best way to remove plaque, food residue, and keep your mouth happy and clean. The toothpastes you see marketed as "natural" are typically identical to standard toothpaste except they don't have fluoride or food coloring. Neither fluoride nor food coloring are bad for your teeth to begin with, so there's no real benefit to brushing without them. Outside of any artificial colors and flavoring, there usually aren't any unnatural ingredients in toothpaste. Basically everything you find in your standard toothpastes are natural and safe. Look for toothpastes with the American Dental Association's (ADA) Seal of Acceptance. These toothpastes will always be high-quality. If you aren't using a fluoride-based toothpaste, you can still use a toothbrush to remove the plaque and food residue in your mouth. Run the toothbrush under water and brush your teeth the way you normally would. Rinse your mouth out with water after brushing. You can use a fluoride-free toothpaste if you'd like, but it's not doing anything other than making your breath fresher. This is not nearly as effective as using a fluoride-based toothpaste. It's still better than doing nothing, though! Pull out a 68in (1520cm) length of floss. Slide the floss between 2 teeth and gently pull the floss against the side of the tooth while moving the floss back and forth. Do this 4-5 times. Then, pull it gently in the other direction to clean the other side of the tooth. Do this for each gap in your teeth to remove everything stuck in between your teeth. It only takes 4-5 minutes to floss and it's a great way to keep your teeth naturally clean! Floss your teeth after brushing your teeth at the end of the day. Floss is typically made with nylon or Teflon. There are organic flosses that you can use instead if you're looking for a natural option. It shouldn't matter, though. You're only rubbing your teeth with it and you aren't ingesting anything when you floss. Removing any leftover food or residue from your teeth will help prevent stains and decay. Take a sip of water and swish it around in your mouth before spitting it out. Do this after each meal to keep food from decaying in your mouth. You can use an organic mouthwash instead of water if you want a deeper clean. A water pick helps blast stuck-on food from the surface and between the crevices of the teeth and gums. It's an excellent and healthy way to clean your teeth if you feel like there's something stuck in between your teeth. Avoid using a high-pressure water pick daily if you can. Putting a lot of pressure on your teeth can erode the enamel on your teeth over time. Measure out 1tsp (4.9mL) of cold-pressed olive, sunflower, or coconut oil. Pour the oil into your mouth and swish it around in your mouth for 10-15 minutes. Then, spit the oil out and rinse your mouth with warm water. The oil will naturally lift out any foreign minerals and bacteria in your mouth. Oil pulling is a traditional Indian practice that has been proven to help remove harmful foreign bacteria from your mouth. It is not, however, a replacement for brushing your teeth and flossing. If you only use oil pulling as your main source of oral care, your teeth will not last long. There are dozens of DIY and fruit-based alternatives to brushing floating around out there. Basically all of them are either unhelpful or actively bad for your teeth. Strawberry pastes, banana peels, and bentonite clay are the popular options, but they really aren't a good way to take care of your teeth. Stay away from salt and baking soda combinations. They may make your teeth look whiter, but it's only because you're wearing away the enamel on the surface of your teeth. This will rapidly increase tooth decay over time if you keep this up. Hydrogen peroxide is fine as an ingredient in an approved toothpaste, but it's probably bad for you to apply it on your own or use it as an ingredient in a DIY toothpaste. It's dangerous if you ingest it and it can irritate your gums in undiluted doses. Apple cider vinegar, which is used for DIY teeth whitening, can damage enamel.