Re: Wellness - Theme at the Next Chiropractic Day at the Capitol - Your Wonderful Ideas??

[Guest guest]

Vern:

We have 4 pulse oximeters at my office and check every new

patient and then again on re-exams. Patients love it. You

can buy oximeters online for as little as $25 apiece at

www.pulseoximeteronline.com

Lyndon McGill, D.C.

Salem, Oregon

EvolvHealth Wellness Advisory Council Member

www.EvolvingDaily.com

> Dear colleagues,

>

>

>

> Just wanted your idea as per what quick health checks you

> would recommend that can be preformed quickly, easily for

> the masses.one's that the public find interesting and that

> give useful information.

>

>

>

> The Oregon Chiropractic Association is considering having

> profession displays with the theme of " wellness " at our

> state capitol during the start of the regular 2013 Oregon

> Legislative Session. The idea is to educate the public

> and law makers that our scope of practice and clinical

> skills go beyond simply pounding down the high spots in

> people's spines.

>

>

>

> We were thinking of having a combination of free checks

> and well as more sophisticated tests which would have a

> nominal charge for but that the public would write their

> checks to the non-profit " Children First for Oregon Fund. "

> We would love your collective ideas here are some of the

> testing/checks/stations we were thinking of:

>

>

>

> 1. Blood pressure check stations

>

> 2. Blood sugar by finger prick stations

>

> 3. Computerized spirometer for lung function

>

> 4. Bone mineral density, with one of the small units

>

> 5. Postural check and education station on proper

> posture and core exercises

>

> 6. Spinal check/station

>

> 7. Ears, eyes, nose and throat station?

>

> 8. Imaging station, as in view boxes or laptop for

> CDs of their radiographs or special imaging. Inviting the

> public to bring their films or CD for a conservative

> chiropractic review

>

> 9. Computerized dietary questionnaire

>

> 10. Nutritional/dietary educational station (Eat Well)

>

> 11. De-stress/station instructional including breathing

> techniques for mental wellbeing (think well)

>

> 12. All about the education and training of a

> chiropractic physician information station, Univ. of

> Western States

>

>

>

> We were thinking of hooking up with one of the local

> fitness gyms who would donated a one month free membership

> to their gym for those who complete the wellness stations

> and present each with a healthy goodies bag and a raffle

> ticket for one grand prize which is health related e.g.,

> treadmill or exercise bike ???

>

>

>

> Give the OCA your wonderful ideas and also if you think

> certain stations list above are not something we should

> do...just a quick note give us your ideas...

>

>

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> Vern Saboe, DC., FACO

>

> Lobbyist, Oregon Chiropractic Association

>

> ACA Delegate for Oregon

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

These are easy and super fast and giving you pulse and O2 %. Ted Forcum, DC, DACBSPBack In Motion Sports Injuries Clinic, LLCPortland Timbers Team ChiropractorPortland Winterhawks Team Chiropractor ACA Sports Council, Past President'08 US Olympic Sports Medicine Team Member11385 SW Scholls Ferry RoadBeaverton, Oregon 97008503.524.9040www.bimsportsinjuries.com The information contained in this electronic message may contain protected health information confidential under applicable law, and is intended only for the use of the individual or entity named above. If the recipient of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, copy or disclosure of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify Back In Motion Sports Injuries Clinic, LLC at 11385 SW Scholls Ferry Road, Beaverton, OR-97008. and purge the communication immediately without making any copy or distribution. From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Lyndon McGillSent: Sunday, February 12, 2012 4:52 PM Subject: Re: " Wellness - Theme at the Next Chiropractic Day at the Capitol - Your Wonderful Ideas?? " Vern:We have 4 pulse oximeters at my office and check every newpatient and then again on re-exams. Patients love it. Youcan buy oximeters online for as little as $25 apiece atwww.pulseoximeteronline.comLyndon McGill, D.C.Salem, OregonEvolvHealth Wellness Advisory Council Memberwww.EvolvingDaily.com> Dear colleagues,> > > > Just wanted your idea as per what quick health checks you> would recommend that can be preformed quickly, easily for> the masses.one's that the public find interesting and that> give useful information.> > > > The Oregon Chiropractic Association is considering having> profession displays with the theme of " wellness " at our> state capitol during the start of the regular 2013 Oregon> Legislative Session. The idea is to educate the public> and law makers that our scope of practice and clinical> skills go beyond simply pounding down the high spots in> people's spines. > > > > We were thinking of having a combination of free checks> and well as more sophisticated tests which would have a> nominal charge for but that the public would write their> checks to the non-profit " Children First for Oregon Fund. " > We would love your collective ideas here are some of the> testing/checks/stations we were thinking of:> > > > 1. Blood pressure check stations> > 2. Blood sugar by finger prick stations> > 3. Computerized spirometer for lung function> > 4. Bone mineral density, with one of the small units> > 5. Postural check and education station on proper> posture and core exercises> > 6. Spinal check/station> > 7. Ears, eyes, nose and throat station?> > 8. Imaging station, as in view boxes or laptop for> CDs of their radiographs or special imaging. Inviting the> public to bring their films or CD for a conservative> chiropractic review> > 9. Computerized dietary questionnaire > > 10. Nutritional/dietary educational station (Eat Well)> > 11. De-stress/station instructional including breathing> techniques for mental wellbeing (think well) > > 12. All about the education and training of a> chiropractic physician information station, Univ. of> Western States> > > > We were thinking of hooking up with one of the local> fitness gyms who would donated a one month free membership> to their gym for those who complete the wellness stations> and present each with a healthy goodies bag and a raffle> ticket for one grand prize which is health related e.g.,> treadmill or exercise bike ???> > > > Give the OCA your wonderful ideas and also if you think> certain stations list above are not something we should> do...just a quick note give us your ideas...> > > > Thanks,> > > > Vern Saboe, DC., FACO> > Lobbyist, Oregon Chiropractic Association> > ACA Delegate for Oregon> > > >

[Guest guest]

Vern - What about measuring body composition by impedance and stressing diabetes and obesity prevention with lifestyle modification?!

M Kalb MS DCAuthor of Winning at Aging Wellness Chiropractor and Health Coachwww.DrKalb.com 541.488.3001

On Feb 12, 2012, at 3:36 PM, vsaboe wrote:

Dear colleagues, Just wanted your idea as per what quick health checks you would recommend that can be preformed quickly, easily for the masses…one’s that the public find interesting and that give useful information. The Oregon Chiropractic Association is considering having profession displays with the theme of “wellness” at our state capitol during the start of the regular 2013 Oregon Legislative Session. The idea is to educate the public and law makers that our scope of practice and clinical skills go beyond simply pounding down the high spots in people’s spines. We were thinking of having a combination of free checks and well as more sophisticated tests which would have a nominal charge for but that the public would write their checks to the non-profit “Children First for Oregon Fund.” We would love your collective ideas here are some of the testing/checks/stations we were thinking of: 1. Blood pressure check stations2. Blood sugar by finger prick stations3. Computerized spirometer for lung function4. Bone mineral density, with one of the small units5. Postural check and education station on proper posture and core exercises6. Spinal check/station7. Ears, eyes, nose and throat station?8. Imaging station, as in view boxes or laptop for CDs of their radiographs or special imaging. Inviting the public to bring their films or CD for a conservative chiropractic review9. Computerized dietary questionnaire 10. Nutritional/dietary educational station (Eat Well)11. De-stress/station instructional including breathing techniques for mental wellbeing (think well) 12. All about the education and training of a chiropractic physician information station, Univ. of Western States We were thinking of hooking up with one of the local fitness gyms who would donated a one month free membership to their gym for those who complete the wellness stations and present each with a healthy goodies bag and a raffle ticket for one grand prize which is health related e.g., treadmill or exercise bike ??? Give the OCA your wonderful ideas and also if you think certain stations list above are not something we should do…….just a quick note give us your ideas….. Thanks, Vern Saboe, DC., FACOLobbyist, Oregon Chiropractic AssociationACA Delegate for Oregon

[Guest guest]

Vern - What about measuring body composition by impedance and stressing diabetes and obesity prevention with lifestyle modification?!

M Kalb MS DCAuthor of Winning at Aging Wellness Chiropractor and Health Coachwww.DrKalb.com 541.488.3001

On Feb 12, 2012, at 3:36 PM, vsaboe wrote:

Dear colleagues, Just wanted your idea as per what quick health checks you would recommend that can be preformed quickly, easily for the masses…one’s that the public find interesting and that give useful information. The Oregon Chiropractic Association is considering having profession displays with the theme of “wellness” at our state capitol during the start of the regular 2013 Oregon Legislative Session. The idea is to educate the public and law makers that our scope of practice and clinical skills go beyond simply pounding down the high spots in people’s spines. We were thinking of having a combination of free checks and well as more sophisticated tests which would have a nominal charge for but that the public would write their checks to the non-profit “Children First for Oregon Fund.” We would love your collective ideas here are some of the testing/checks/stations we were thinking of: 1. Blood pressure check stations2. Blood sugar by finger prick stations3. Computerized spirometer for lung function4. Bone mineral density, with one of the small units5. Postural check and education station on proper posture and core exercises6. Spinal check/station7. Ears, eyes, nose and throat station?8. Imaging station, as in view boxes or laptop for CDs of their radiographs or special imaging. Inviting the public to bring their films or CD for a conservative chiropractic review9. Computerized dietary questionnaire 10. Nutritional/dietary educational station (Eat Well)11. De-stress/station instructional including breathing techniques for mental wellbeing (think well) 12. All about the education and training of a chiropractic physician information station, Univ. of Western States We were thinking of hooking up with one of the local fitness gyms who would donated a one month free membership to their gym for those who complete the wellness stations and present each with a healthy goodies bag and a raffle ticket for one grand prize which is health related e.g., treadmill or exercise bike ??? Give the OCA your wonderful ideas and also if you think certain stations list above are not something we should do…….just a quick note give us your ideas….. Thanks, Vern Saboe, DC., FACOLobbyist, Oregon Chiropractic AssociationACA Delegate for Oregon

[Guest guest]

Exactly....this was suggested as per % body fat but not obesity prevention which is huge and of course lifestyle changes.....great stuff thanks !!

Re: "Wellness - Theme at the Next Chiropractic Day at the Capitol - Your Wonderful Ideas??"

Vern - What about measuring body composition by impedance and stressing diabetes and obesity prevention with lifestyle modification?!

M Kalb MS DC

Author of Winning at Aging Wellness Chiropractor and Health Coachwww.DrKalb.com 541.488.3001

On Feb 12, 2012, at 3:36 PM, vsaboe wrote:

Dear colleagues,

Just wanted your idea as per what quick health checks you would recommend that can be preformed quickly, easily for the masses…one’s that the public find interesting and that give useful information.

The Oregon Chiropractic Association is considering having profession displays with the theme of “wellness” at our state capitol during the start of the regular 2013 Oregon Legislative Session. The idea is to educate the public and law makers that our scope of practice and clinical skills go beyond simply pounding down the high spots in people’s spines.

We were thinking of having a combination of free checks and well as more sophisticated tests which would have a nominal charge for but that the public would write their checks to the non-profit “Children First for Oregon Fund.” We would love your collective ideas here are some of the testing/checks/stations we were thinking of:

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<!--[if !supportLists]-->3. <!--[endif]-->Computerized spirometer for lung function

<!--[if !supportLists]-->4. <!--[endif]-->Bone mineral density, with one of the small units

<!--[if !supportLists]-->5. <!--[endif]-->Postural check and education station on proper posture and core exercises

<!--[if !supportLists]-->6. <!--[endif]-->Spinal check/station

<!--[if !supportLists]-->7. <!--[endif]-->Ears, eyes, nose and throat station?

<!--[if !supportLists]-->8. <!--[endif]-->Imaging station, as in view boxes or laptop for CDs of their radiographs or special imaging. Inviting the public to bring their films or CD for a conservative chiropractic review

<!--[if !supportLists]-->9. <!--[endif]-->Computerized dietary questionnaire

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<!--[if !supportLists]-->12. <!--[endif]-->All about the education and training of a chiropractic physician information station, Univ. of Western States

We were thinking of hooking up with one of the local fitness gyms who would donated a one month free membership to their gym for those who complete the wellness stations and present each with a healthy goodies bag and a raffle ticket for one grand prize which is health related e.g., treadmill or exercise bike ???

Give the OCA your wonderful ideas and also if you think certain stations list above are not something we should do…….just a quick note give us your ideas…..

Thanks,

Vern Saboe, DC., FACO

Lobbyist, Oregon Chiropractic Association

ACA Delegate for Oregon

[Guest guest]

Matt:

Great questions.

I would like to think that everything we do here at the office

(chiropractic, diet recommendations, exercise, etc.) increases a

patient's oxygen levels and lowers their resting pulse rate.

However, drinking a bottle of the Evolv cell-signaling water alone

will definitely show an immediate (within 5-10 minutes) increase in

O2 and a drop in pulse rate. Plus, it has an anti-inflammatory

effect (see attached abstracts). Keep in mind that the water isn't

oxygenated; it simply signals to your cells to utilize more oxygen

at the cellular level. Ideally, you will have a 99% O2 concentration

and a slow resting pulse rate upon testing. My wife has been

drinking 1-2 bottles of the Evolv water for about 2 years now and

always tests at 99% and has a resting pulse rate of around 52. And

she's not an athlete!  I maintain a 99% O2 concentration drinking

the water as well, but my resting pulse rate is around 70, so not

quite as good. However, I'm a type A personality and it's hard for

me to slow down---I get bored not being busy. But what is

interesting is that we have never been healthier in our lives. And

the Evolv water literally brought my father and mother back from the

brink of death two years ago with complications associated with

severe diabetes and congestive heart failure respectively. Dad, age

94, is now off insulin altogether and Mom, age 91, is off of oxygen

and back to working in her flower beds again (see attached picture).

Two years ago we assumed they would both only live for a short time;

however, they just celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary! (See

attached 70th wedding anniversary picture.)

What is so incredible about the Evolv water is that it "evolved"

from the bio-remediation research that's being done to find ways to

accelerate the clean-up of oil spills. Three bio-remediation

scientists in Houston, Texas discovered that whenever there is an

oil spill or major pollution in the ocean, primitive single-celled

organisms called Archaea (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaea),

which have DNA similar to human DNA (we branched off of the same

evolutionary tree), begin showing up in large numbers. The

scientists originally thought that the Archaea themselves were doing

the clean-up but later discovered that the Archaea merely show up

and begin emitting large amounts of cell-signaling molecules on the

pico-molecular level that, in turn, "signal"

(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_signaling) to other cells in the

environment to come clean up the mess. So the Archaea are merely the

"foremen" on the job, sending out signals to the actual "workers" in

the environment to come clean up the pollution. Although the exact

mechanism of action isn't fully understood yet, it appears that

these cell-signaling molecules carry a primitive blueprint that

allows them to identify disruptions in Nature and then coordinate

efforts to restore homeostasis. Interestingly, current cancer

treatment research is focused on "cell signaling."

One of the most powerful results of the cell-signaling action from

the Archaea organisms is an increase in oxygen utilization at the

cellular level up to an additional 27%. Another recent discovery is

that the Archaea Active properties in the Evolv water increase ATP

production within the mitochondria of the cell WITHOUT INCREASING

LACTIC ACID AND FREE RADICALS! No other substance or compound on the

planet is currently known to have this ability, except for cold

laser.

While no strain of Archaea on the planet has ever caused an

infection or disease in humans, the scientists didn't want to

introduce the Archaea organisms directly into the human body to see

if the results would be the same as it is in the ocean. So they

spent the past 8-10 years experimenting with the Archaea and came up

with a kind of fermentation process in which they place the

organisms in large vats and feed them certain enzymes, milk whey

protein, etc., to get them all revved up so that they are releasing

large amounts of the cell-signaling molecules, then they

micro-filter off the Archaea themselves, leaving only the

cell-signaling molecules and pure spring water. A few parts per

billion of the bio-base (enzymes, milk whey protein, etc.) is left

in the finished product and, as such, is listed on the label.

However, it would take very sophisticated scientific equipment to

even detect these ingredients and, in fact, no issues have occurred

with allergies or sensitivities to the water. At a few parts per

billion, there isn't enough of the bio-base left over to even have a

homeopathic effect. So, obviously, it's the cell-signaling molecules

that are causing the profound clinical changes observed in people

consuming the water. I must say that in my 35 years of practice,

I've never seen the kinds of clinical improvements in my patients

with any other nutraceuticals like I'm seeing with the Evolv water.

And it's so simple to implement. You just drink 1 or 2 bottles a

day.....to keep the doctor away!

Feel free to call me if you have any further questions.

Lyndon McGill, D.C.

EvolvHealth Wellness Advisory Council Member

Salem, Oregon

www.SalemSpineClinic.com

www.EvolvingDaily.com

On 2/20/2012 1:43 AM, * Dr. Matt Freedman * wrote:

Lyndon,

do you see a difference in pulse oximetry in your

reexams?  do you get a difference from just chiropractic

care, or is the difference seen after using oxygen water? 

how do you explain your results?

thanks,

matt

 

Dr. Matt Freedman

Chiropractic Physician

Pure Life Chiropractic, LLC

315 West Broadway

Suite 100

Eugene, Oregon 97401

(541) 343- 5633

http://www.EugeneChiropractic.com

http://www.EugeneHyperbaric.com

From:

Lyndon McGill <twogems@...>

To:

Sent:

Sunday, February 12, 2012 4:52 PM

Subject:

Re: "Wellness - Theme at the Next

Chiropractic Day at the Capitol - Your Wonderful

Ideas??"

 

Vern:

We have 4 pulse oximeters at my office and check

every new

patient and then again on re-exams. Patients

love it. You

can buy oximeters online for as little as $25

apiece at

www.pulseoximeteronline.com

Lyndon McGill, D.C.

Salem, Oregon

EvolvHealth Wellness Advisory Council Member

www.EvolvingDaily.com

> Dear colleagues,

>

>

>

> Just wanted your idea as per what quick

health checks you

> would recommend that can be preformed

quickly, easily for

> the masses.one's that the public find

interesting and that

> give useful information.

>

>

>

> The Oregon Chiropractic Association is

considering having

> profession displays with the theme of

"wellness" at our

> state capitol during the start of the

regular 2013 Oregon

> Legislative Session. The idea is to educate

the public

> and law makers that our scope of practice

and clinical

> skills go beyond simply pounding down the

high spots in

> people's spines.

>

>

>

> We were thinking of having a combination of

free checks

> and well as more sophisticated tests which

would have a

> nominal charge for but that the public

would write their

> checks to the non-profit "Children First

for Oregon Fund."

> We would love your collective ideas here

are some of the

> testing/checks/stations we were thinking

of:

>

>

>

> 1. Blood pressure check stations

>

> 2. Blood sugar by finger prick stations

>

> 3. Computerized spirometer for lung

function

>

> 4. Bone mineral density, with one of the

small units

>

> 5. Postural check and education station on

proper

> posture and core exercises

>

> 6. Spinal check/station

>

> 7. Ears, eyes, nose and throat station?

>

> 8. Imaging station, as in view boxes or

laptop for

> CDs of their radiographs or special

imaging. Inviting the

> public to bring their films or CD for a

conservative

> chiropractic review

>

> 9. Computerized dietary questionnaire

>

> 10. Nutritional/dietary educational station

(Eat Well)

>

> 11. De-stress/station instructional

including breathing

> techniques for mental wellbeing (think

well)

>

> 12. All about the education and training of

a

> chiropractic physician information station,

Univ. of

> Western States

>

>

>

> We were thinking of hooking up with one of

the local

> fitness gyms who would donated a one month

free membership

> to their gym for those who complete the

wellness stations

> and present each with a healthy goodies bag

and a raffle

> ticket for one grand prize which is health

related e.g.,

> treadmill or exercise bike ???

>

>

>

> Give the OCA your wonderful ideas and also

if you think

> certain stations list above are not

something we should

> do...just a quick note give us your

ideas...

>

>

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> Vern Saboe, DC., FACO

>

> Lobbyist, Oregon Chiropractic Association

>

> ACA Delegate for Oregon

>

>

>

>

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