America’s leading colonic therapist gives you the inside scoop on digestive disorders that you or a loved one might be experiencing. Presented as the author’s testimonial, not intended to be a medical-type manual about the colon.
True story. I visited my parents a few months ago only to discover my 81 year-old mother limping. She said her doctor told her she needed knee-replacement surgery, which is covered under Medicare. She did not want her knee replaced even though it was slowing her down. My father, who likes to get-about fast, had been […]
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This is your brand new car (above) and somebody just took your keys and drove-off in it, 100-percent legally. This happened to my client recently. He is mega-smart, works out, does yoga, is super healthy. A random health screening at his office turned up a low reading on his white blood cell count.
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One other aspect of hospital marketing is the demands of the patient. I worked with an emergency room doctor who complained that his patients sometimes demanded a certain prescription by name. I asked him what he did. He said that studies show that “patients feel their emergency room visit is not complete” unless they receive
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http://www.hospitalsafetyscore.org/ My cousin posted this on Facebook. I think this is interesting that people are tracking and publicizing this, however, we must have CONTEXT! We assume any hospital provides exceptional safety procedures. The “context” I will briefly discuss is MARKETING. For, hospitals must have customers, due to competition between hospitals. This would be considered the
It’s been noted that 10,000 hours practice is the benchmark for becoming an expert at anything. Colon hygienists are a tiny, tiny slice of the general population, but are witness to a critical social element. Plus, a colon hygienist is on the back-end of a feedback loop between a doctor and their patient. In other
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Interest in colon hydrotherapy picks up despite lack of proven medical benefits Colon hygienist Scott W. Webb shows the equipment he uses to provide colon hydrotherapy. Although there’s no medical evidence of any benefits from rinsing out the colon, it’s becoming increasingly popular. By SAMEH FAHMY Staff Writer Betsy Schaffer has tried to tell her
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“An overburdened liver is the #1 weight-loss stumbling block and fatigue trigger for women, and the one factor that can foil even the most determined dieter,” says naturopath Linda Page, N.D., Ph.D., the country’s foremost authority on nutritional healing. “When environmental pollutants, a poor diet or any other factor overburdens the liver, it becomes less
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