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What is a cookie?

In order to be able to Sign In to our website we use a feature of your web browser called a "cookie". We need to send a cookie to your browser. A cookie is a small file which contains a piece of text which identifies you on our web site. It is very common for online communities to use cookies. The cookie, by itself, only contains a session number helping us keep track of you as you use our site, and preventing you for having to Sign In for every single page. It doesn't tell us who you are, or your e-mail address or anything else personal. No personal details are contained in the cookie, and they are not used to retrieve any personal information. We assure you that we will never use the cookie to obtain any private or personal information. So for your browsing experience with us to be as smooth and painless as possible, please make sure that your browser is set up to accept our cookies, and please don't delete them.

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In some cases, your web browser may already contain the plug-in for the player to view the video format. If you're having trouble viewing video, you may be required to download new or updated software.

Windows/Mac Users:
Use the button on the right to download the latest version of the free QuickTime player. The latest Mac OS has the QuickTime player already on board.

Linux/UNIX Users:
Support of the QuickTime format for Linux/UNIX systems is in development by third parties.

Please note:

• In business environments downloading/viewing multimedia files from the Internet is sometimes blocked by network operators to save bandwith for work matters.

For more help check out the Apple QuickTime Support page.

If features of webpages don't seem to work, you may have turned off the use of JavaScript, or you may have blocked pop-up windows in your browser for this site.

If you open webpages that you trust, then allowing pages to use JavaScript will not risk the security of your computer.

1) If you are using the Firefox web browser you could have blocked images from our domain. Right click on the location that should contain an image and unmark the "Block Images from www.thaibody.com" option.

2) If you are using the Mozilla web browser you could have blocked images from our domain. Right click on the location that should contain an image and select the "Unblock Images from this Server" option.

We recommend calibrating your monitor so you can make out the difference between all of the grayscale blocks pictured below.



To make the most of viewing images on this site you should be able to see the difference at least between X, Y and Z and ideally A, B and C.