Patient Communication and Marketing Package.2016
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This patient communication and marketing package provides 12 PowerPoint lectures, 4 instructional videos, an implementation manual, and 24/7 support on various chiropractic topics such as the immune system, fibromyalgia, stress, aging, pregnancy, and creating referrals. The package costs $399 and includes annual updates.
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STRENGTHENING YOUR CHILD'S IMMUNE SYSTEM.
- The document discusses the importance of a properly functioning nervous system and immune system for child health and development. It notes that birth can cause spinal trauma and vertebral subluxations, interfering with the nervous system and weakening the immune system. Chiropractic care aimed at correcting subluxations is presented as a way to strengthen the immune system by restoring proper nerve function.
Getting more children under chiropractic care.
Getting children under chiropractic care is important for strengthening their immune systems. The document provides strategies for chiropractors to have conversations with parents that help the parents realize on their own that chiropractic care would benefit their children's health. The chiropractor should listen to parents' concerns, ask open-ended questions, and gently guide the conversation to help the parents understand how adjustments could support their children's immune system development from birth. The goal is for parents to decide on their own that they want their children checked for spinal subluxations.
Headaches and Chiropractic
- Childhood headaches are a common problem, with over 60% of children experiencing occasional headaches and many having recurrent headaches that can impact school performance and emotional development.
- Frequent childhood headaches are associated with an increased risk of developing health problems in adulthood such as psychiatric disorders. Children with chronic headaches may experience long-term underachievement.
- Misalignments or subluxations in the cervical spine are a leading cause of headaches, with over 70% of all headaches arising from problems in the neck. Events throughout childhood such as birth trauma, falls, sports injuries, and prolonged poor posture can contribute to spinal issues over one's lifetime.
- Chiropractic care, which detects and corrects spinal mis
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This document discusses the importance of the nervous system and spinal health for overall health and disease prevention. It notes that misalignments of the vertebrae (vertebral subluxations) can cause interference to the nervous system, impacting organ and system function. Maintaining proper spinal structure and nerve flow through chiropractic care is presented as an important approach for optimizing health and genetic potential.
Can vaccines cause autoimmune disorders
While some argue that vaccines can trigger autoimmune disorders, research shows no evidence that vaccines cause autoimmune diseases. However, vaccines may cause temporary flare-ups of symptoms in individuals already diagnosed with an autoimmune condition. Ongoing research continues to study possible links through various techniques, but current data suggests vaccines do not increase autoimmune disorder risk for most people. It remains unclear if very small high-risk groups could be affected.
Chiropracitc approach to ear infections
The document discusses ear infections in children and presents alternatives to antibiotic and surgical treatment. It argues that ear infections are often caused by interference in the nervous system from spinal misalignments called subluxations. Chiropractic care aims to detect and correct subluxations, allowing the body to heal itself without drugs or surgery. Research shows children under chiropractic care get sick less often and have fewer ear infections than those only receiving medical treatment.
Immunizations Nurses
Nurses are often the frontline for educating parents and administering immunizations to children. However, the immunization-autism debate has led more parents to refuse vaccines due to safety concerns. The author argues that nurses should be better educated on the debate so they can inform parents of alternative schedules that involve fewer, more spread out vaccines as a compromise. A poll by the author found that over 50% of respondents who believe vaccines may cause autism would choose an alternative schedule. Offering parents realistic options and education may increase immunization rates while also addressing legitimate safety fears.
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Bacterial meningitis in infants under 90 days old remains a significant burden in the UK and Ireland, with approximately 250 cases reported annually. While mortality has decreased over time to around 12%, long-term neurological complications and disabilities persist in around 20-25% of survivors. Effective diagnosis relies on lumbar puncture since clinical signs are non-specific, but many infants do not receive timely lumbar punctures. There is a lack of evidence regarding optimal antibiotic treatment duration and adjunctive therapies. Two ongoing studies aim to better define the current disease burden and identify opportunities to improve outcomes through earlier recognition, management, and prevention.
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- The document discusses the importance of a properly functioning nervous system and immune system for child health and development. It notes that birth can cause spinal trauma and vertebral subluxations, interfering with the nervous system and weakening the immune system. Chiropractic care aimed at correcting subluxations is presented as a way to strengthen the immune system by restoring proper nerve function.
Getting more children under chiropractic care.
Getting children under chiropractic care is important for strengthening their immune systems. The document provides strategies for chiropractors to have conversations with parents that help the parents realize on their own that chiropractic care would benefit their children's health. The chiropractor should listen to parents' concerns, ask open-ended questions, and gently guide the conversation to help the parents understand how adjustments could support their children's immune system development from birth. The goal is for parents to decide on their own that they want their children checked for spinal subluxations.
Headaches and Chiropractic
- Childhood headaches are a common problem, with over 60% of children experiencing occasional headaches and many having recurrent headaches that can impact school performance and emotional development.
- Frequent childhood headaches are associated with an increased risk of developing health problems in adulthood such as psychiatric disorders. Children with chronic headaches may experience long-term underachievement.
- Misalignments or subluxations in the cervical spine are a leading cause of headaches, with over 70% of all headaches arising from problems in the neck. Events throughout childhood such as birth trauma, falls, sports injuries, and prolonged poor posture can contribute to spinal issues over one's lifetime.
- Chiropractic care, which detects and corrects spinal mis
Health Research E Reports.2016
This document discusses the importance of the nervous system and spinal health for overall health and disease prevention. It notes that misalignments of the vertebrae (vertebral subluxations) can cause interference to the nervous system, impacting organ and system function. Maintaining proper spinal structure and nerve flow through chiropractic care is presented as an important approach for optimizing health and genetic potential.
Can vaccines cause autoimmune disorders
While some argue that vaccines can trigger autoimmune disorders, research shows no evidence that vaccines cause autoimmune diseases. However, vaccines may cause temporary flare-ups of symptoms in individuals already diagnosed with an autoimmune condition. Ongoing research continues to study possible links through various techniques, but current data suggests vaccines do not increase autoimmune disorder risk for most people. It remains unclear if very small high-risk groups could be affected.
Chiropracitc approach to ear infections
The document discusses ear infections in children and presents alternatives to antibiotic and surgical treatment. It argues that ear infections are often caused by interference in the nervous system from spinal misalignments called subluxations. Chiropractic care aims to detect and correct subluxations, allowing the body to heal itself without drugs or surgery. Research shows children under chiropractic care get sick less often and have fewer ear infections than those only receiving medical treatment.
Immunizations Nurses
Nurses are often the frontline for educating parents and administering immunizations to children. However, the immunization-autism debate has led more parents to refuse vaccines due to safety concerns. The author argues that nurses should be better educated on the debate so they can inform parents of alternative schedules that involve fewer, more spread out vaccines as a compromise. A poll by the author found that over 50% of respondents who believe vaccines may cause autism would choose an alternative schedule. Offering parents realistic options and education may increase immunization rates while also addressing legitimate safety fears.
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Bacterial meningitis in infants under 90 days old remains a significant burden in the UK and Ireland, with approximately 250 cases reported annually. While mortality has decreased over time to around 12%, long-term neurological complications and disabilities persist in around 20-25% of survivors. Effective diagnosis relies on lumbar puncture since clinical signs are non-specific, but many infants do not receive timely lumbar punctures. There is a lack of evidence regarding optimal antibiotic treatment duration and adjunctive therapies. Two ongoing studies aim to better define the current disease burden and identify opportunities to improve outcomes through earlier recognition, management, and prevention.
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Anesthetics are generally not teratogenic, though some animal studies found increased abnormalities with nitrous oxide exposure. Epidemiological studies in humans found no association between anesthetic exposure and birth defects. While anesthetics are not structural teratogens, some may cause behavioral changes in developing brains by interfering with receptor development. Epidural analgesia is associated with increased maternal fever during labor, which epidemiological evidence links to higher risks of cerebral palsy and other neurological injuries in infants. However, the mechanisms linking epidurals, fever, and injury remain unclear.
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1) The document discusses ethical considerations regarding medical treatment decisions for infants with conditions like anencephaly that cannot be benefited by available therapies. It argues that not providing predictably futile treatments in such cases can be ethically and legally justified.
2) It references a 1983 report from the President's Commission that discussed situations where parents may want treatment even if deemed futile by physicians, and that providers should respect such requests if they don't cause suffering. Individual providers could decline if they found the treatment personally offensive.
3) The second document discusses the possibility of missing neonatal dengue cases transmitted from infected mothers. It describes two cases where screening at birth was negative but infants later developed severe dengue symptoms. It
When There is Risk There Must Be Choice
This document discusses the risks of vaccines and mandates for vaccination. It summarizes that where there are risks, individuals should have the choice to accept those risks. It notes that vaccine makers have no liability for injuries caused by "unavoidably unsafe" vaccines. Statistics are presented on payouts from the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program totaling over $3 billion. Concerns raised include lack of long-term safety studies, risks of adjuvants like aluminum, and vaccine failures resulting in outbreaks among vaccinated populations. The document argues that individuals who choose not to vaccinate for reasons of conscience pose no greater public health risk than those who are vaccinated.
Beneflora Protective Shield
Daily probiotic supplementation with Lactobacillus acidophilus and bifidobacteria for 6 months reduced illness symptoms in children aged 3 to 5 during winter. Compared to placebo, probiotics reduced fever incidence by 73%, cough incidence by 62%, rhinorrhea by 59%, antibiotic use by 84%, and missed school days. A study of 326 children found that taking these probiotic strains daily led to fewer episodes and shorter duration of fever, cough, and rhinorrhea during cold and flu season.
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Spinal meningitis
Spinal meningitis is an infection of the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord that can spread rapidly. It was first identified in 1805 during an outbreak in Geneva, Switzerland that killed 33 people. Symptoms include fever, severe headaches, neck stiffness, sensitivity to light, and mental status changes. Treatment involves antibiotics and bed rest in the hospital. Without treatment, it can cause brain damage or death within 24 hours. Long term effects may include neurological problems, organ failure, or limb loss. Vaccines can help prevent certain types of meningitis, as can good hygiene practices.
Spinal meningitis
Spinal meningitis is an infection of the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord that can spread rapidly. It was first identified in 1805 during an outbreak in Geneva, Switzerland that killed 33 people. Symptoms include fever, severe headaches, neck stiffness, sensitivity to light, and mental status changes. Treatment involves antibiotics and bed rest in the hospital. Without treatment, it can cause brain damage or death within 24 hours. Long term effects may include neurological problems, organ failure, or limb loss. Vaccines can help prevent certain types of meningitis, as can good hygiene practices.
Prevention, screening, immunization
This document discusses strategies for disease prevention including primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention. It outlines leading causes of death and healthy habits for prevention. Screening strategies are described along with potential biases. Principles and recommendations for screening from WHO and USPSTF are provided. Different types of vaccines and vaccination schedules for children and adults are summarized. Preoperative evaluation and testing is discussed.
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Keeping up
1) Doctors must continue learning after medical school to keep up with changing knowledge, but traditional continuing education methods may not optimally impact clinical practice.
2) Workplace learning, where doctors learn by answering clinical questions that arise from patient care, is more effective for retaining knowledge and applying it. However, workplace learning is difficult to achieve due to barriers like lack of time and clear clinical questions.
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2) It references a 1983 report from the President's Commission that discussed situations where parents may want treatment even if deemed futile by physicians, and that providers should respect such requests if they don't cause suffering. Individual providers could decline if they found the treatment personally offensive.
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This document discusses the risks of vaccines and mandates for vaccination. It summarizes that where there are risks, individuals should have the choice to accept those risks. It notes that vaccine makers have no liability for injuries caused by "unavoidably unsafe" vaccines. Statistics are presented on payouts from the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program totaling over $3 billion. Concerns raised include lack of long-term safety studies, risks of adjuvants like aluminum, and vaccine failures resulting in outbreaks among vaccinated populations. The document argues that individuals who choose not to vaccinate for reasons of conscience pose no greater public health risk than those who are vaccinated.
Beneflora Protective Shield
Daily probiotic supplementation with Lactobacillus acidophilus and bifidobacteria for 6 months reduced illness symptoms in children aged 3 to 5 during winter. Compared to placebo, probiotics reduced fever incidence by 73%, cough incidence by 62%, rhinorrhea by 59%, antibiotic use by 84%, and missed school days. A study of 326 children found that taking these probiotic strains daily led to fewer episodes and shorter duration of fever, cough, and rhinorrhea during cold and flu season.
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Spinal meningitis
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Our philosophy here at Insights To Health is to treat the whole person, not random symptoms. In order to do that YOU (our patient) need to understand how your health works, what YOU can do about it, and when to get the help you need.
I’m going to reveal:
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▪ Best of all, how you can finally get the rest and relief you need and start feeling your best now
▪ I’m going to let you in on something new that’s coming to Insights To Health that will give you the tools to take charge of your own, and your family’s, health for good
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vaccination
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