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[font=Arial] [/font] [font=Arial]UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Dr. Gregory Pouls[/font] [font=Times New Roman] [/font]
Degrees: Doctor of Chiropractic, Palmer College-West [/font][/size]
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[font=Arial] [/font] UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Overview Of The Use Of CoQ10 In Cardiovascular Disease

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2002- Present. Directed the transformation of our company, dba Health Enhancement, from a central-office based in California, to an internet-based virtual office that ties our Hawaii based offices (or from any computer anywhere) to our shipping and receiving warehouse and office in California.[/font][/size]
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2002- Research & Product Development, Educational and Motivational Speaker, TREK Alliance, Inc.[/font][/size]
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2001- Honored with a Fellowship to the International College of Nutrition in �recognition of significant contributions for the advancement of nutritional sciences.� [/font][/size]
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2000- 2001 Host and on-air nutritional educator, the �Eternal Health� show, ShopNBC. [/font][/size]
Completed over 100 hours of live broadcasts to millions of Americans.[/font][/size]
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1999-2000- Co-author, �The Supplement Shopper, The Complete User�s Guide That Takes The[/font][/size]
Guesswork Out Of Choosing The Best Supplements For 50+ Health Conditions.� (Future[/font][/size]
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1996- present Research & Internet Content Development, Product Development, Nutritional & Clinical Consultant for numerous national and international pharmaceutical and nutritional companies.[/font][/size]
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1996- present Research & Development & owner of �Healthy Alternatives Plus� dietary nutritional supplements.[/font][/size]
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1995- present Co-owner of Health Enhancement, nutritional sourcing agent and[/font][/size]
formulator, manufacturer and distributor.[/font][/size]
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1991- present Co-founder: Health Enhancement Center, doctor of chiropractic & clinical nutrition, natural health education, public lecturer.[/font][/size]
UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: HORMONE THERAPY

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Human biochemistry and physiology, specifically related to diet and nutrition.[/font][/size]
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Researching current breakthroughs in the field of nutrition; unique formulas and products.[/font][/size]
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Researching, compiling, condensing and formatting referenced nutritional and technical information, so the �average� person can understand it.[/font][/size]
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Preparing nutritional newsletters, product labels, logos, and referenced promotional materials.[/font][/size]
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Researching the effects of human-made chemicals on human health and the natural environment.[/font][/size]
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Researching environmental or �solution oriented� companies for the best quality products available: nutritional supplementation, natural cleaning products, chemical-free personal-care products, body and skin care products, air and water filtration.[/font][/size]
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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Guidelines Take New Look at Management of Hypogonadism in Men [font=Times New Roman] National and international promotion and distribution of dietary nutritional supplements, solution-oriented environmental and personal care products.[/font][/size]
National and international travel, public speaking, educating people about key concepts related to nutrition and health, humor. [/font][/size]
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Between July 1991 and June 1996 I was in private practice as a doctor of chiropractic. My wife, Maile, and I founded the �Health Enhancement Center�. Maile has earned her M.S. and PhD in biochemistry, nutrition and fitness. In our practice we used a holistic approach where I would assess structural, physical, and biomechanical function, while Maile would assess individual body chemistry, diet, nutrition, habits and addictions, and lifestyle. After the first few years in practice, Maile and I began to notice that many of the symptoms that people were presenting to us with (headaches, fatigue, depression, flu-like symptoms, skin rashes, respiratory problems, allergies, and increased chemical sensitivities) could be attributed to specific nutritional deficiencies and environmental chemical exposure. In 1993, for the benefit of our patients I began researching environmental and occupational health and sought out the companies who provided the best solutions in the form of water filtration, air filtration, natural cleaning products, and chemical-free personal use products (toothpaste, shampoo, soaps, etc.). In 1994, I began giving informal lectures on �chemical exposure and health, nutrition and solutions� to our patients at our center. Giving these lectures I found out two things: first, that the general public knows there are problems with our environment, but most believe that our government is protecting us, and our environments. Most people are completely ignorant about nutritional deficiencies and their link to environmental chemical stress as a causative factor in many health conditions. Most people are not aware of the chronic, low-dose chemical exposure we get in our own homes from personal, daily-use and common household products. Second, I learned that I enjoy researching, speaking, writing, and educating people about these subjects. I now consider this to be my mission in life. [/font][/size]
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[font=Times New Roman][/font] UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Books Authored or co-authored:[/font][/size][/url] [font=Times New Roman] [/font]
1997-99: Co-authored (with Maile), �The Supplement Shopper�, a comprehensive review of over 50 health conditions, our own clinical experience with individual nutritional ingredients and formulas, and comparative study of thousands of American nutritional supplements- by condition. Published by Future Medicine Publishing. [/font][/size]
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1997: Wrote text for �The Detergent Deterrent� for Top Marketing, Inc. This book is intended to be an educational motivational tool for the distributors and consumers of �The Laundry Solution�, a natural alternative to traditional laundry detergents. The book covers the history, manufacturers, and mechanics and structure of laundry detergent. [/font][/size]
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Also included are the environmental and human health effects of detergent exposure and pollution, a list of the chemicals commonly used in detergent manufacturing, and a specific list of symptoms caused by exposure to each chemical.[/font][/size]
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1995: Wrote �Chemicals and Human Health, a Family Guide�. This book included a review of current regulations, hazards, symptom guide and diagnostic tests for Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS), indoor air quality information, risk assessment of chemicals in our environment, home environmental toxicity survey, how to create a safe environment in your home, and a suggested reading list. Also included are fact filled reviews of chemicals found in traditional daily-use personal care items (and symptoms of exposure to them). Products review includes: [/font][/size]
Laundry room and under sinks: Laundry detergent, liquid and powdered bleaches products, and stain/spot remover. [/font][/size]
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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Testosterone Gel's Benefits Sustained at 29 Months

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Sildenafil: Less SSRI-Related Sexual Dysfunction in Women? [font=Times New Roman] [/font]
Bathroom: Shampoo, and dandruff shampoo, conditioner, styling mousse, hair spray, bubble bath, deodorant soaps, fluoride toothpaste, mouthwash, breath spray, and cosmetics. [/font][/size]
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Household cleaning products: Ammonia based & all-purpose cleaners, glass cleaner, disinfectants, furniture polish, air �fresheners�, and dishwashing detergent.[/font][/size]
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1992-93: Co-wrote, �Health is Wealth�, a comprehensive book offering a comparison study of the most effective supplemental products nationwide. Extensive consultation and research was necessary to compile accurate data for this study, reviewing 450 health companies and thousands of products.[/font][/size]
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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: DHEA for Androgen Deficiency May Offer Positive Skin Effects

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Topical Estrogen

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[font=Arial]UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Dr. Maile Pouls[/font] [font=Times New Roman] [/font]
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She is a clinical nutritionist, health educator, and co-founder of the Health Enhancement Center, owner of Global Nutriceuticals and formulator and manufacturer of custom dietary formulas. Her nutritional practice currently serves thousands of patients worldwide. She developed personalized nutritional programs using enzyme therapy and a wide variety of nutrients to optimize body chemistry. As a nutritionist, she maintains a large inventory of nutrients utilizing 68 different enzyme formulas and over 2500 therapeutic vitamin, mineral, herb formulas and nutritional supplements from over 300 different health companies. Her clinical experience has allowed her to gain the knowledge to understand the unique combinations of nutrients for specific health conditions. [/font][/size]
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Over the past fifteen years, she has been using a 24-hour urinalysis, blood panels, stool & saliva analysis, physical exams, extensive symptomatology charts, nutritional and supplemental diaries to evaluate my patients' digestive and biochemical deficiencies and needs. She worked with most of her patients between four to six months. In this time, we do periodic re-evaluations to monitor progress and adjust protocol. Her training has been expanded to include chemistry balancing, enzyme therapy, diet and nutritional planning, cellular, liver and colon detoxification, addictions, allergies, candida therapies, athletic, weight and obesity management, and alternative solutions to household and environmental toxins. [/font][/size]
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Independent Sourcing Agent & Nutritional Formulator: Capable of providing educational training, booklets, and videos to staff and distributors. [/font][/size]
(Enzyme Formulas, Chinese & Ayurevedic Herbals, Western Herbals, Weight Loss Products, Metabolic Detoxification, Anti-Aging Products, Athletic Nutritional Formulas, Skin & Body Products)[/font][/size]
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Because of her extensive clinical experience and research, she has been asked by a variety of companies to formulate supplements using specific combinations of nutrients that I have found to be consistently effective for a wide range of conditions. [/font][/size]
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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: AMA�s Position on Nutritional Supplements

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Cardiovascular Nutritional Research

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1999-2000 Research & Development for Nuvanta PTE, LTD[/font][/size]
(Nutritional Co. based in Singapore)[/font][/size]
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1997- Present Research, Development & Owner for Healthy Alternatives Plus[/font][/size]
(Nutritional supplements)[/font][/size]
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1997- Present Research & Development for Extreme Health Inc.[/font][/size]
(oral chelation formulas)[/font][/size]
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1997- Present Research & Development for Extended Health[/font][/size]
(oral chelation formulas)[/font][/size]
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1996- 1997 Research & Development for Alternative Therapies Inc.[/font][/size]
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Clinical Nutritionist, Enzyme Therapist, Educator[/font][/size]
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2001- Present Member, Board of Directors, Women's Care: A Cancer Educational, Referral, and Support Services. Sanat Cruz, CA.[/font][/size]
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1986- Present Manage nutritional practice of over 1500 patients worldwide, [/font][/size]
M.D.'s, Dentists, Alternative Health Practitioners and general [/font][/size]
Public. Receive national referrals from the following professionals, including but not limited to: Oncologists, General Practitioners, Pediatricians, Chiropractors, [/font][/size]
Acupuncturists, Dentists, and Naturopathic Physicians, and international referrals from General Practitioners (Germany) and Nutritional Consultants (Switzerland).[/font][/size]
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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Cancer Nutritional Research

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Anti-Aging Nutritional Research

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1996- 1997 Consultant for Harmony International, Shanghai, China. [/font][/size]
Research & Development for health products.[/font][/size]
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1994-1997 Nutritional consultant for First Lady Spa in Soquel, CA.[/font][/size]
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] Understanding Anxiety and Insomnia] , (Contemporary Oral Hygiene Magazine), Feb. 2002. [/font][/size]
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] Natural Medicine Guide to Autism] , (Hampton Roads Publishing), 2002. Contributing author.[/font][/size]
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] Understanding Stress and Fatigue] , (Contemporary Oral Hygiene Magazine), Nov. 2001.[/font][/size]
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] Understanding Digestion, Assimilation and Enzyme Nutrition] , (The Connection Magazine), October 2001.[/font][/size]
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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Hypertension Nutritional Research

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Neurodegenerative Disease Nutritional Research [font=Times New Roman] [/font]
] The Supplement Shopper, The Complete User's Guide That Takes The Guesswork Out Of Choosing The Best Supplements For 50+ Health Conditions.] (Future Medicine Publishing) 1999-2000- Co-author,[/font][/size]
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] Weight Loss] (Future Medicine Publishing), 2000. Contributing author. [/font][/size]
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] Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalagia & Environmental Illness] (Future Medicine Publishing), 1998. Contributing author.[/font][/size]
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] Women's Health II] (Future Medicine Publishing), 1998. Contributing author.[/font][/size]
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Townsend Letter for Doctors & Patients (Alternative Medicine Journal), ] Oral Chelation and Nutritional Replacement Therapy for Chemical & Heavy Metal Toxicity and Cardiovascular Disease] , July 1999. [/font][/size]
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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Arthritis Fracture Nutritional Research

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Eyes Vision Nutritional Research

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Migraine Nutritional Research

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[font=Times New Roman]Carolina Wellness Newsletter, ] Enzymes, Digestion, and Health] , Fall 1998.[/font][/size]
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Alternative Medicine Digest (Future Medicine Publishing), ] Osteoporosis] , Issue 26. 1998.[/font][/size]
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Dental Amalgam Mercury Syndrome Newsletter, ] Reversing & Preventing Mercury Toxicity] , Fall 1998.[/font][/size]
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Holistic Dental Association Periodical, ] Oral Chelation] , Fall 1998[/font][/size]
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Alternative Medicine Digest (Future Medicine Publishing), ] Digestive Incompetence & Disease] , Physician of the month. Issue 18. 1997.[/font][/size]
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Health is Wealth A comprehensive book offering a comparison study of the most effective professional nutritional supplements nationwide. Self-published, 1995.[/font][/size]
[font=Arial] [/font] UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Nutritional Research

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Immunity Nutritional Research

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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Learning/Behavioral Disorder Nutritional Research

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Asthma Nutritional Research

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Dr. Anthony Sancetta, DO is an osteopathic physician. He graduated in 1994 with honors from Nova Southeastern University, College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Sancetta is currently in practice serving two clinics in Florida. He specializes in osteopathic manipulative medicine, rehabilitative and pain management, chelation therapy, metabolic medicine, homeopathy and clinical nutrition. He currently serves as Director of United Medical Network�s Medical Advisory Board and helps oversee the clinical nutrition program. [/font][/size]
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Dr. Joyce Peters[/font][/size][/url][font=Times New Roman], a renowned naturopath received her Doctorate of Naturopathy from the Trinity College of Natural Health. In addition, she is a certified osteopathic cranial-sacral therapist from The Upledger Institute. During her professional career, she has served as doctor at The Total Health Clinic in Beverly Hills, CA and The Center for Mind Body [/font] [font=Times New Roman]Medicine in Birmingham[/font][font=Times New Roman], AL. She is an author and inventor of the Mind Body Health Program Series and freelance writer of many alternative health related articles. She is an active member of the American Association of Nutritional Consultants; the American Naturopathic Medicine Association; the American College of Alternative Medicine; and the National Association for Natural Health Care Professionals.[/font]
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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Insomnia Nutritional Research

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Vitamin D Deficiency Nutritional Research

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Stephen J. Press, DC, PhD(cand), CCSP, FACSM, FICC, is a Sports Chiropractor, who graduated in 1978, from Palmer College of Chiropractic, and completed his professional education at National College of Chiropractic, receiving his certification in sports chiropractic, and subsequently attended Johns-Hopkins College of Medicine, studying the pathology of bone and joints. He is a past Board member of the ACA Sports Council, Founder and 1st President of the F�d�ration Internationale de Chiropratique du Sports, Chairman of the International Academy of Olympic Chiropractic Officers, and President of the Russian Chiropractic Association, and the Eastern European Chiropractic Union. He is still the only DC to have been elevated to the rank of Fellow in the American College of Sports Medicine, and has served as President and VP respectively of two International Sports Federations recognized by the IOC, i.e. FIRS and FIDE. In 1992, he was the Chief Physician of the Soviet Olympic Team, at the XVIth Winter Olympic Games, in Albertville, France.[/font][/size]
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[font=Arial] [/font] Andre K. Artis, M.D., FACC, is a cardiologist. He received his medical degree from Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee and his MBA from Keller Graduate School. He is a Diplomat of the American Board of Internal Medicine and American Board of Internal Medicine Cardiology as well as a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology, Society of Cardiac Angiography and Intervention and American College of Physicians. Dr. Artis is the Director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory at North Lake Methodist Hospital as well as Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Indiana University School of Medicine, Northwest Center, Gary, Indiana. He has also served as the Director, Coronary Care Unit, Cardiac Transplant Service at the University of Missouri Hospital, Columbia, Missouri. He is a member of the American Heart Association, American College of Cardiology, Society of Cardiac Angiography and Intervention, Association of Black Cardiologist, National Medical Association, American Medical Association and American Academy of Medical Administrators.[/font][/size]
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Michael J. Noonan, M.D. received his medical degree from the University of Nebraska College of Medicine, Omaha, Nebraska and a MBA from the University of Oregon, Oregon State University and Portland State University combined program. He has received fellowships for Allergy Immunology at the National Jewish Hospital, Denver, Colorado and Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, Oregon. He is Board Certified in Pediatrics and Allergy/Immunology. In addition to his medical practice at the Allergy Associates Research Center, he is also an Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Pediatrics at Oregon Health Sciences University. He has served in the U.S. Army Medical Corps. He is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics, American Academy of Allergy Asthma Immunology, Oregon Thoracic Society, Multnomah County Medical Society Delegate. He was on the Board of Directors of the Oregon Lung Association as well as the Executive Committee and he was President of the Oregon Society of Allergy/Immunology. Some of Dr. Noonan's articles which have been published include, Noonan M.J., Chervinsky P., Weisberg, S.C., et al: Fluticasone Propionate Aerosol in the Treatment of Oral Coricosterioid Dependant Asthmatics, European Respiratory Journal, 6 (Supplement 17):585 1993; and Noonan, M.J., Chervinsky, P., Wolfe, J., Liddles, R., Kellerman, D.J., Crescenzi, K.L.: Does-Related Response to Inhaled Flutisone Propionate in Patients with Methacholine-Induced Bronchial Hyperresponsiveness: A Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study, Journal of Asthma Vol 35(2), 1998.[/font][/size]
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Robert A. Hemphill, D.O., completed medical school at the College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery in Des Moines, Iowa, in June 1970. Since his internship, he has been in general practice in St. Charles and Saginaw. He has served as the Chief of Staff at the Saginaw Osteopathic Hospital as well as a member of their Board of Trustees. He is a member of MAOP&S, Medicaid Liaison Committee in Lansing.[/font][/size]
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Earl V. Carlson, M.D., graduated from the University of Nebraska with a degree in medicine in 1956. His internship was at Maricopa County Hospital from 1956 through 1957. He completed his residency at Marquette University in 1964. He is board certified by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgeons and a member of the American Academy of Orthopedics. In addition, Dr. Carlson is a Fellow of American College of Surgeons.[/font][/size]
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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Andropause Thomas P. Kappes, D.C., completed his education at the Cleveland Chiropractic College in Missouri in 1990. He has been in practice at the Perceptorship at Back, Neck & Sport Center in Missouri. He currently operates the Kappes Wellness Center. He is a member in the American Chiropractic Association and the Cleveland Alumni Association.[/font][/size]
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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: CDC: Essential Elements to Prevent Chronic Diseases and Obesity

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: CDC:A New View Of Physical Activity

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UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Effect of CoQ10 and Ginkgo on warfarin in long-term warfarin treatment

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Healthy Weight, Physical Activity and Nutrition: Focus Group Research

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Insufficient vitamin intake is a cause of chronic diseases

UNITED MEDICAL NETWORK READ MORE ABOUT: Liver Support Double Blind Study

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Making up approximately 2 percent of the body's weight, of which 99 percent is found in the teeth and skeleton, calcium is the mineral found in greatest abundance in the body. Calcium is important for maintaining healthy bones, healthy teeth, proper nerve transmission, proper muscle contraction, regulation of the heartbeat and blood clotting.

Foods that are high in naturally occurring calcium (in descending order) include cheese, sesame seeds, sardines in oil, condensed milk, soybeans, nuts, cabbage, yogurt, milk, Brewer's yeast, watercress, figs, cocoa powder, broccoli, cottage cheese, fresh water and ocean fish. 7, 8.

Foods and substances that cause calcium deficiency include alcohol, coffee, and tobacco smoking, high salt diet, and high consumption of red meat. 9.

Calcium supplements, in order to be properly assimilated by the body, should also contain magnesium, vitamin D and the trace mineral boron. A highly bio-available form of supplemental calcium is calcium citrate/malate (CCM). 10.
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Other popular forms of calcium include acetate, carbonate, gluconate and lactate, which are all similar in absorption rates. 11.
Calcium deficiency is most common in people on strict vegetarian, or vegan diets, however, the typical American does not get enough calcium from their diet. The typical American diet provides about 450-550 milligrams of calcium daily, well below the recommended daily allowance (RDA). 12.

Recommended daily allowance (RDA) for calcium is 800 milligrams per day.

The Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) was created in 1941, by the Food and Nutrition Board of the National Academy of Sciences. The goal of setting RDA's was to prevent diseases cause by nutrient deficiencies. RDAs are commonly referred to as the "minimum wages of nutrition".

United Medical Network - Optimum Daily Allowance (ODA) for calcium is 1500 milligrams.

Optimum Daily Allowance (ODA) reflects the amounts of nutrients required by most adults to support and maintain vibrant good health, as shown by scientific studies.

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Approximately 60% of the magnesium found in the body is stored in the skeleton, only 1% is found in the blood, and the remainder is stored in the muscles and soft tissues. Relative to anxiety and insomnia, the most important function of magnesium is its role in the relaxation of muscles. Sufficient levels of magnesium are also crucial for the formation of the bones, fatty acids and proteins. Other functions include acting as a co-factor for enzymes, synthesis of RNA and DNA and numerous amino acids, the activation of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) for cellular energy production, proper cardiovascular function, and the formation and utilization of insulin. 13, 14. United Medical Network

Foods that are high in naturally occurring magnesium include (in descending order) wheat bran, cocoa powder, wheat germ, nuts, soy beans, Brewer's yeast, white beans, ocean fish, shrimp, mussels, cheese, condensed milk, and turkey. 15.

Magnesium deficiency is common in people taking oral contraceptives, natural or prescription diuretics, and over-consuming laxatives. Magnesium deficiency is a commonly related to cardiovascular conditions, cirrhosis of the liver (alcoholism), kidney disease, menstrual cramping, and PMS. 16.

A 1994 survey conducted by the Gallup Organization found that 72% of adult American's diets lack sufficient magnesium. The survey revealed that over half of all adults are consuming less than 75% of the RDA and one-third are eating less than 50% of the RDA for magnesium. 17.
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Optimum Daily Allowance (ODA) for magnesium is 750 - 1000 milligrams. 18.

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Testosterone replacement options: Guidelines Take New Look at Management of Hypogonadism in Men
By eInternal Medicine News: Michele G. Sullivan
Feb 16, 2003, 11:39am

Updated guidelines on diagnosis and treatment of hypogonadism in men reflect advances in treatment and more robust data about the short-term benefits of testosterone replacement therapy.

The guidelines, issued by the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE), also urge additional research into the long-term use of the therapy and its possible effects on the risks of cancer and cardiovascular disease.

�Concern about long-term safety and efficacy remains an issue,� said Dr. Steven M. Petak, chair of the guidelines revision committee.

�Perhaps these new guidelines will stimulate some additional research into these issues,� said Dr. Petak, an endocrinologist at the Texas Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Endocrinology, Houston.

The National Institute on Aging has begun work on a 1-year study to evaluate the feasibility of conducting clinical trials of testosterone replacement therapy in older men. A task force will report on the known benefits and risks of the therapy, its potential public health impact, and the ethical issues involved in conducting such a clinical trial. The report is expected by November, said Dr. Stanley Slater, deputy director of the institute's geriatrics and clinical gerontology program.

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The new AACE guidelines include a detailed discussion of clinical and laboratory findings, plus a diagnosis and treatment algorithm based on testicular size, hormone levels, and semen analysis. The revision is the first since the guidelines were initially issued in 1996.

It's important to focus attention on the recognition and treatment of the disorder because many men are reluctant to discuss the symptoms of hypogonadism with their physicians. Symptoms usually include decreased libido, impotence, decreased muscle mass, fatigue, and decreased bone density.

�Many men don't seek out medical attention for health problems in the early stage,� Dr. Petak said. �And they don't feel comfortable talking about the major symptom, loss of libido.�

Even if patients do mention decreased sexual urge, physicians might be more likely to prescribe Viagra than to perform a full evaluation. �Lots of physicians don't delve into the matter too deeply, either for lack of time or because of the level of discomfort,� he said. A thorough evaluation is important because hypogonadism may arise from problems with the testes, pituitary, or hypothalamus, or by a genetic disorder.

The AACE guidelines are aimed at three target populations:

Men with primary testicular failure who require hormone replacement.

Men with gonadotropin deficiency or dysfunction who may have received testosterone replacement therapy or treatment for infertility.

Aging men whose could benefit from testosterone therapy.

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Diagnostic criteria are based on physical assessment, hormone levels, dynamic testing (GnRH and clomiphene stimulation tests), and semen analysis. Additional diagnostic studies include bone densitometry, pituitary imaging, genetic studies, testicular biopsy, and scrotal exploration.

No studies have clearly indicated that a particular testosterone level is associated with pituitary tumors. But a total testosterone level of less than 150 ng/dL should trigger a pituitary imaging study, even in the absence of other symptoms, the guidelines state.

The treatment goal is the same in each target population�to restore sexual function (including fertility, if desired and possible), libido, behavior, and physical well-being. In addition to decreased sex drive and sexual activity, men with low testosterone levels may exhibit anger, depression, fatigue, and confusion, as well as physical effects such as decreased muscle mass and bone density and associated osteoporosis.

Based on the results of recent studies, the new guidelines state that testosterone replacement often alleviates associated psychological conditions, increases virilization, and optimizes bone density. Recent studies also indicate that the therapy may normalize growth hormone levels in elderly men. Therapy also may decrease cardiac mortality in this population, but the guidelines make no specific recommendations in this area because the link between cardiovascular disease and low testosterone is not fully understood.

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The AACE guidelines evaluate testosterone replacement methods (injection, patch, gel, and oral agents) and stress that patients on testosterone replacement need to be carefully monitored for possible adverse effects. Careful monitoring of prostate-specific antigen is particularly important, and men with known prostate cancer should never use testosterone replacement therapy.

The full guidelines are available online at www.aace.com/clin/guidelines.

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Testosterone May Boost Endurance In Heart Failure
By eInternal Medicine News: by Timothy F. Kirn
Dec 22, 2002, 8:55pm

Testosterone therapy was associated with a 95-meter improvement on the shuttle walk test in a double-blind study of 20 heart failure patients, Dr. T. Hugh Jones said at the annual meeting of the Endocrinology Society.

The patients, men with ejection fractions of around 35%, increased their distance walked during the test from an average 280 m to an average 375 m�an increase of 34%�after 12 weeks of testosterone therapy. In contrast, patients who received placebo increased their distance by an average of 2%. Testosterone was given as 100-mg injections delivered once every 2 weeks in the trial.

A larger, confirmatory trial is underway, Dr. Jones of the academic unit of endocrinology at the University of Sheffield (England) said in a press conference.

Low testosterone levels may contribute to exercise intolerance and general fatigue in men with heart failure. Testosterone can promote vasodilatation and may have some beneficial anti-inflammatory properties.

There was no evidence that testosterone increased skeletal muscle strength or bulk, or that it changed plasma levels of proinflammatory cytokines, Dr. Jones said.

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By THE NEW YORKER : JEROME GROOPMAN
Nov 30, 2002, 11:32am

It goes by many names. "Male menopause" is perhaps the most popular, but "andropause" is the term that many doctors favor, and PADAM ("partial androgen deficiency in aging men") has its partisans, too. The condition may afflict millions of Americans, and, if they do not yet recognize the symptoms, a public-awareness campaign has been launched to help them. A two-page ad that ran in Time not long ago showed a car's gas gauge pointing to Empty and beside it the words "Fatigued? Depressed mood? Low sex drive? Could be your testosterone is running on empty." The ad explains that "as some men grow older, their testosterone levels decline," and that such men should consult their doctors about testosterone therapy. At the bottom of the page, the gas gauge points to Full.

Physicians have been targeted with similar ads. One that appeared in a recent issue of a primary-care journal calls on them to "identify the men in your practice with low testosterone who may benefit from clinical performance in a packet." The photographs are eye-catching: there's a well-built fellow in his middle years beside the words "improved sexual function"; a smiling man in shorts and a T-shirt who is standing next to a mountain bike ("improved mood"); a policeman directing traffic ("increased bone mineral density"). Doctors are told to "screen for symptoms of low testosterone" and "restore normal testosterone levels."

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These ads were paid for by Unimed, a division of the Belgian conglomerate Solvay. Unimed makes AndroGel, a drug that was approved by the F.D.A. two years ago, and is the fastest-growing form of testosterone-replacement therapy for men. Pills, introduced in the sixties, often caused liver damage. Intramuscular injections, particularly favored by bodybuilders and competitive athletes, produce a sharp spike of the hormone, and then a fall, and these fluctuations are often accompanied by swings in mood, libido, and energy. In the late eighties, a transdermal patch was developed, and its use is still widespread. The patch provides safer and steadier dosing, but often causes skin irritation, and sometimes falls off during exercise. AndroGel, by contrast, delivers testosterone in a colorless, drying gel that is simply rubbed on an area of the body�usually the shoulders�once a day. It has thus made testosterone available in a form that almost any man can use conveniently.

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If hormone-replacement therapy for andropause becomes as common as such therapies have been for menopause�and this seems to be the ambition of some drug companies�the consequences, both medical and financial, could be dramatic. Given the popular desire to reverse human aging with a simple nostrum and the growing intimacy between commercial and clinical concerns, the trend may prove to be irresistible. The pharmaceutical industry is, of course, in the business of inventing treatments. Some people wonder whether it may help invent diseases, too.

To be treated for andropause, you first need physicians who can confidently make the diagnosis. One of them is Dr. Abraham Morgentaler, the director of Men's Health Boston. He is forty-six years old, with thick black hair and deep-set eyes. Trained as a urologist, he specializes in male sexual dysfunction and infertility. He views testosterone deficiency in older men as a silent epidemic, and worries that, of the perhaps five million American men who suffer from it, ninety-five per cent go undiagnosed. Replacing missing testosterone, he believes, will help restore youthful muscle tone, bone strength, potency, and general vigor. He recently put an ad in the Boston Globe urging men who were experiencing "low sex drive" or "low energy" to have their testosterone level tested at his clinic. The costs of both the ad and the tests were underwritten by a Unimed educational grant.

Men's Health Boston is in a modern brick-and-glass office building at a busy intersection in Brookline. It has a well-appointed waiting room with soft lighting and upholstered chairs; photographs of famous local athletes adorn the walls. The men who came to see Morgentaler on a recent afternoon had all been given a questionnaire provided by Unimed:

1. Do you have a decrease in libido (sex drive)?
2. Do you have a lack of energy?
3. Do you have a decrease in strength and/or endurance?
4. Have you lost height?
5. Have you noticed a decreased "enjoyment of life"?
6. Are you sad and/or grumpy?
7. Are your erections less strong?
8. Have you noticed a recent deterioration in your ability to play sports?
9. Are you falling asleep after dinner?
10. Has there been a recent deterioration in your work performance?

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Among the patients was a real-estate broker in his late fifties. He had answered "Yes" to questions 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, and 10. "I'm just exhausted by the end of the afternoon," he said, after Morgentaler gave him a physical. "And my brain often feels foggy." He likes to shoot pool, and he remarked that his game wasn't what it used to be.

"Have you noticed any change in sexual performance?" Dr. Morgentaler asked.

"Well, I'm not a kid anymore," the patient said, but he had no real complaints.
Morgentaler then showed the man the results from his blood assay. His testosterone levels were "somewhat low," Morgentaler said. "Now, if I had a magic wand and I could do anything for you, what would it be?"

"Fix the energy thing."
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