CHANDIGARH: Prevention is the best strategy to combat corona virus opined the experts of Allopath, Ayurved, Homeopathy, Naturopath, Dietetics, Public Health, Molecular Biology & Yoga at a round table conference organised on Sunday by Joshi Foundation on the topic 'Integrated / Multi Disciplinary approach to combat CORONA VIRUS'.

For prevention experts were unanimous on boosting immunity, maintaining high standards of personal hygiene, nutritious diet and yoga exercises focused on strengthening of lung functions, detailed Vineet Joshi, chairman, Joshi Foundation; city based cardiologist Dr HK Bali who chaired the conference and Editor, Integrative Medicine Case Reports Prof. Akshay Anand who co-chaired.

Prof Rajendra Prasad, former head of the department, Biochemistry, PGI Chandigarh, said that blocking the cellular entry pathway is the best way and for which research in the field of immunotherapeutics is at the advance stage.

Sharing his views on "Why & How Anti Viral drugs are not helping in treatment of Coronavirus", Dr. Indranil Banerjee, assistant professor, Biological Sciences, IISER Mohali said as Coronavirus keeps changing its structure, hence vaccine discovery is a big challenge. His published research shows individual's genome is partly responsible for virus infection. This again indicates the importance of immune response.

Prof Ashish Bhalla, Department of Internal Medicine, PGIMER, Chandigarh and Dr Vishal Bhambri, medical specialist informed that these viruses keep on surviving medication but need not worry as the death rate in coronavirus is pretty low. The only way to counter it is by exploring innovative methods to get back our immune system, may be by healthy lifestyle, healthy diet and specific yoga asanas. Giving utmost importance to personal hygiene by avoiding to touch MEN i.e. mouth, eyes and nose. They asked people to limit travel and avoid public gatherings as much as possible.

Ayurveda experts Vaidya Naresh Mittal, Gen. Secretary, Shri Dhanwantry Educational Society (Regd.), Chandigarh; Vaidya Ishwar Sardana, Vice President, Arogya Bharti, Punjab; Vaidya Rajeev Mehta, Ayurveda Medical Officer, Department of Ayurveda, Punjab; detailed that the only way to prevent coronavirus is by boosting the immunity through intake of Amla, Trifla and Giloy.

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Bengaluru: Although we have achieved mastery over the prevention of infections, been able to eradicate many diseases and assumed technology-assisted procedures with modern medicine, there is a need for large-scale nationalisation of healthcare services. There must be an integrative medicine model of healthcare, emphasis on preventive and promotive components, and incentivization of healthy family concept, said Dr. B.N. Gangadhar, Padma Shri recipient and Director, National Institute of Mental Health & Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS), in his keynote address at Ayusmat 2020, the healthcare summit at IIM Bangalore, here today. Aysumat 2020 was organized by the students of the General Management Programme for Healthcare Executives (GMHE) at the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB). The theme of the event was Disruptive Innovation The Future Landscape of Healthcare, which brought together health innovators, investors, and healthcare providers. It rendered a useful platform for participants healthcare experts, start-ups, investors, and technology innovators across the ecosphere to network, meet funders when they also learned from the industrys best and shared their ideas on creating better healthcare outcomes. The focus at the event was on three key areas: Innovation, Investment, and Adoption. The summit had a panel on Disruptive Innovation in Healthcare, comprising Dr. Dhruv Joshi, Co-founder at Cloudphysician, Dr. Arjun Kalyanpur, Director and Founder at Teleradiology Solutions, Prasad Kompalli, Co-founder and CEO at Mfine, and Dr .Vishnu Vardhan, COO at DayToDay Health. The discussion was moderated by Prof. Shankar Venkatagiri, Programme Director, GMHE. Speakers at the summit included Dr. Sharan Patil, Chairman, Sparsh Hospitals, Dr. Vidur Mahajan, Head of R&D, Centre for Advanced Research in Imaging, Neurosciences & Genomics, Dr. Arjun Arunachalam, Founder and CEO at Voxelgrids Innovations Pvt. Ltd., Kishalay Ray, Vice President at Sharp Business Systems (India) Pvt Ltd, and Sakthivel Selvaraj, Director of Health Economics, Financing and Policy at Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI). Healthcare managers of the future will be quasiinformaticians, remarked Dr. Vidur Mahajan, while addressing the audience on Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare at the summit. AI is simply a tool, albeit a powerful and highly accessible one. As AI is percolating into all aspects preventive and population health, diagnostics, and therapeutics of healthcare, we are still in the early days due to some fundamental issues like implications of AI, and the technical, ethical and legal consequences. For deploying AI, probably a parallel IT stack would be required. Success will come from technologies that affect the iron triangle with the apexes of Cost, Quality and Access that must be taken care of, he explained. A panel discussion on Ecosystem for New Ventures in Healthcare comprised Vishal Bali, Executive Chairman, Asia Healthcare Holdings & Co-founder, Medwell Ventures, Dr. Aniruddha Malpani, Angel Investor, Malpani Ventures, and Hrishikesh Datar, Founder & CEO, Vakilsearch. Prof. Srivardhini Jha, from the Entrepreneurship area at IIMB, moderated the discussion.

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When Breighl Robbins gave birth to her daughter nearly three years ago, she experienced what many new moms come up against: My awareness and attention was completely on Phyllis to such an extreme that I wasnt taking care of myself anymore, recalls the 30-year-old, who realized that while she was fortunate enough to have help with her baby, she herself suddenly felt ill-equipped to handle the emotional and physical challenges of the postpartum period. What was missing was someone communicating to me or giving me the tools that I needed to take care of myself well. Now, after consulting with doctors and doulas alike, Robbins, who began her career in public health and integrative medicine, has set out to fill that void with the launch of Ebi (family in Yoruba), a line of wellness essentials made with the fourth trimester in mind.

Self-care is a vital piece of having a healthy and holistic postpartum experience, Robbins explains, gesturing toward her trio of plant-based products, which are formulated with balancing botanical ingredients safe enough for your mini-me. Bottled by hand in her Boston studio, an oil blend of sunflower, sesame seed, and almond can be used for C-section scars, itchy nipples, and diaper rash or, simply, a much-needed massage, while the nutritive oat tops found in the tisane support healthy milk production and energy levels. Consider too Ebis take on the traditional sitz bath, which can help heal perineal tissue post-pregnancythough anyone is sure to delight in its relaxing herbal blend and amber-hued glass packaging: It looks very good in your bathroom, Robbins, wearing a ruffled Batsheva frock, says with a laugh.

Robbins is taking Ebi beyond the vanity as well, thanks to organic cotton nursing pads and underwear, complete with an invisible leak-proof liner and a compression band thats made from Repreve, an eco-friendly fabric containing recycled materials; this spring, she will also partner with Domino Kirkes Carriage House Birth as well as Doula Trainings International to better equip mothers-to-be: Youre stepping into this new role, she muses. Its not the body you once knew; youre not the person you once knew. I think taking the time to pause and acknowledge that is something a lot more women are starting to become aware of.

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The diagnosis of cancer can turn your life upside down in a matter of minutes.

It is a life-altering experience that can be a cause for a lot of stress on the individual who received the diagnosis, as well as family members and caretakers. There are many things to think about when the diagnosis is made, including whether or not youll need to continue working throughout your treatment.

Holistic therapies can aid in the reduction of stress and ease the side effects of treatment if having to work while going through cancer.

Having cancer does not necessarily mean that you will have to stop working. Most likely you will need time off for appointments, treatments or extra rest. You might decide to work as much as possible or take a leave of absence and return when you feel up to it. Or you might have to continue to work for financial reasons and/or health insurance benefits.

One benefit of working while going through cancer is that going to work can help you feel more normal.

If you decide to continue working, it could take some adjusting. Your body might respond differently to normal activities when you have cancer or are going through treatment. You might feel tired, more stressed, have pain or difficulty thinking or remembering things.

Something to consider during this trying time are the benefits of integrative health. Integrative health is the unity of conventional and holistic medicine. It is a healing-oriented model that considers the whole person body, mind, spirit and lifestyle. It uses all appropriate therapies, both conventional and alternative, and focuses on the needs, values and well-being of the person.

Here are some holistic measures to help reduce stress and side effects of treatment:

Conserve energy. Take short breaks as needed throughout your workday to keep your energy up.

Be mindful of your innermost desires and acclimate optimism into your daily thoughts. Take time for yourself to reflect, soul search and nourish the soul. A positive mental attitude during this trying time can help heal the body and reduce stress.

Consider meditation practices. Meditation clears space in your head. Apps such as Insight Timer and Headspace are great places to start.

Use reminder lists and alarms to remember your meetings or tasks. Write a list of tasks that need to be completed for the day. A daily planner, Post-it Notes or use of a smartphone might be helpful tools. Set alarms to help remind you of the tasks that need to be accomplished.

Be open and honest about your situation. Talk with your manager about any concerns. Share your feelings and concerns with your family members and health care team.

Fuel your body with good nutrition. This will help to provide optimal energy throughout the day. A dietitian with experience in oncology nutrition can help you develop a plan.

Consider using essential oils. Aromatherapy can help ease anxiety, pain and nausea symptoms. A clinical aromatherapist can help guide you on which essential oils would be beneficial.

It is important to know your rights. Side effects of cancer treatment are considered disabilities under the American Disabilities Act. Your employer must provide reasonable accommodations according to the American Society of Clinical Oncology. These can include:

Giving you breaks to take medication, see a doctor or rest.

Having you do a job that fits your new hours or abilities better.

Giving you access to counseling through an employee assistance program.

Please remember, you are not in this alone. We live in a wonderful community where people care and want to help in any way they can. Seek out services offered by the community. There are many support groups and valuable resources available to help you and your loved ones through this healing journey.

Jessica Kennedy, BSN, RN, CHC, CMSRN, Jessica is a nurse at MercyOne Dubuque Medical Center.

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Maintaining good gut health isn't just about digestionit gives you a stronger immune system, too.

Kombucha, kimchi, kefir you know these foods are all fermented, and you probably also know that theyre good for your gut. But if youve ever wondered why or wanted to understand the science behind good gut health, youve come to the right place. We spoke with Raphael Kellman, M.D., a physician of integrative and functional medicine in New York City, to help us grasp the many pros of probiotics.

Probiotics are living microorganisms that, when consumed regularly, confer a health benefit. Bacteria in our gut can be problematic for our heath, but that doesn't tell the full story: bacteria can be beneficial, too. "The microbiome is our greatest ally," says Dr. Kellman. "I cannot stress enough the importance of eating a diet that will nourish and sustain a positive bacterial balance." After all, the human body is loaded with bacteria; in each of us, there are 10 times more bacteria than human cells, and 150 times more bacteria than DNA.

According to Dr. Kellman, probiotics help to repair insulin resistance, lower inflammation, and increase brain function. Probiotics also help support digestive health and immune health. Having the right balance of probiotics in the body helps keep the not-so-good microorganisms from taking up residence. They act as an additional barrier, and when you consume probiotics regularly, you are continually giving your body a new dose of microorganisms to support your health.

Everyone needs probiotics. "Research has shown that all roads lead to the health of our gut microbiomeour well-being depends on it," says Dr. Kellman. The microbes residing in our intestines are intimately connected to our mood, metabolism, immune function, digestion, hormones, inflammation, and even gene expression, he says.

The most effective way to make over your intestinal bacteria is by changing what you feed them. "Diet is key. It should include lots of fresh prebiotic foods with plenty of probiotic foods as well," he says. Fermented foods such as sauerkraut, yogurt, kefir, kombucha, or miso are all excellent ways to get more of these good microbesyou just need to make sure you are eating some of these foods daily. Prebiotic plant foods like onions, garlic, leeks, jicama, sun chokes, and asparagus help promote bacterial balance by feeding probiotic foods, too.

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Getting probiotics in supplement form is another option, of course. According to Dr. Kellman, a probiotic supplement can help populate gut bacteria if you aren't getting enough from your regular diet. "But with so many options on the market, I advise consulting with a doctor who specializes in probiotic therapies before taking a supplement." He also emphasizes that changing lifestyle patterns to get more sleep, reduce stress, and finding moments of calm throughout the day will build a happy environment for our friends in the microbiome to call home. Stress is one of the prime drivers of leaky gut, slow intestinal motility, suppressed digestion, and absorption issues leading to GERD or acid reflux, he says.

When you look at food sources of probiotics, many of them contain on average somewhere between 1 billion and 10 billion microorganisms per serving, says Maggie Luther, ND, Medical Director at Care/of. This means that if you do want to take a supplement and youre looking for day-to-day support with probiotics, getting something in the 1 billion to 10 billion range will do you just fine. Its also important to get a number of strains that include both the Lactobacillus species and Bifidobacterium species. The former works more on the small intestine section of your gut, and the latter works more in the large intestine section, so getting a supplement with both forms of probiotics will give you more comprehensive support, Luther says.

On the other hand, if you want to use probiotics for travel or during times when you feel you may want to increase the amount of probiotics going through your system (i.e., times of digestive complaints or immune challenges), Luther recommends using something with 25 billion to 50 billion. However, there really isnt a need to use these higher dosed supplements regularlyespecially if youre an all around healthy individual, Luther adds.

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As the CEO of JOOR, the leading platform for wholesale business management, I spend my days immersed in the fashion industry. I'm used to weighing in on things like technology decisions, e-commerce trend, and the importance of real-time data.

In December, I watched grisly reports about Jersey City with despair, as gun violence is something I've been profoundly concerned about since the devastating events at Sandy Hook. This year marks the seventh anniversary of Sandy Hook, and heart-wrenchingly, these poor children have now been gone longer than they were alive.

Sadly, these events are far too common in the United States. Every year nearly 1,300 children are killed and 5,800 injured by guns in this country, according to a report issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2017.

Translation? About 19 American children are shot on average every single day. As a mother and as a professional, I am absolutely appalled that nothing is being done to stop this terrifying trend.

I think about this when I sit down with my family for dinner each night. Frankly, the idea of my kids facing an armed shooter at school or in any public place is terrifying to me. And it's terrifying to them.

It may not be in my job description, but as a business leader, I have a responsibility to speak out on what is clearly a humanitarian issue. My feelings on this issue have nothing to do with politics. I'm disturbed that this has become such a partisan issue. I simply don't want to live in a country where 19 children are gunned down every day of the year, and I can't believe anyone else does either.

We're now seeing a trend of corporate leaders owning their power and responsibility by becoming social leaders as well. Peter Horst, consultant and founder of CMO Network, recently said that "in a world where they no longer expect the government to fix things, people are turning to Corporate America to step in and do some good."

Business Roundtable even supported this trend by expanding their "statement on the purpose of the corporation." The document now says that along with shareholders, companies should also consider employees, customers and the community as stakeholders whose interests should be included in decision-making. These are the people who are sending their children to school all over the country today. Just as I send my kids off each morning. It is refreshing that businesses are getting involved to advocate on their employees' behalf.

Along the same lines, I'm especially heartened to see private sector leaders taking action on the issue of gun control. In September 2018, Chip Bergh, CEO of Levi Straus & Co., pledged more than $1 million to American nonprofit organizations dedicated to ending gun violence. Bergh made this decision in spite of the risk that it could alienate consumers; the moral stakes were too high.

I applauded Walmart's decision to end the sale of handguns and handgun ammunition as well as their request to stop open carry in their stores. And I was moved by Dick's Sporting Goods' destruction of over $5 million in military-style, semi-automatic rifles. Both actions came after the horrific shootings last August in El Paso and Southaven.

Despite all these signs of hope and progress, we are not moving forward nearly fast enough on the issue of gun control. Other than a few states passing red flag laws, little to nothing has really been accomplished, and now Jersey City is just another gruesome reminder.

If we, as a country, are serious about stopping mass shootings, we have to disengage from partisan politics and commit to truly protecting our families and communities from gun violence. With so much media coverage and debate, it's shameful we've made so little progress in solving the problem.

We know that gun deaths and injuries can be reduced, because we've seen it happen in other places. Yes, cultures vary, and each country must develop solutions that are unique to its own specific cultural context. But we can learn from nations like Australia, Britain, Norway, and Japan.

Research institutions can provide unbiased help moving forward. For example, the Rockefeller Institute conducted an in-depth study on mass shootings and developed a list of 19 strategies for intervention based on its findings. Each and every one of us must learn about gun laws in our states and advocate for strong research-based legislation that will make the changes we so desperately need.

It's time to set aside partisan fighting, roll up our sleeves, and craft solutions that allow our families to feel safe going to school, church, the market, or any other public place. It's time to take the Sandy Hook Promise, something I did after marching with the organization, and help them fulfill their mission:

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AUSTIN, TX In 1995, Madan Kataria, a physician from Mumbai, India, founded Laughter Yoga with an objective to "bring together an international community of people who believe in love and laughter." According to Kataria, Laughter Yoga helps practitioners relieve stress, boost immunity, combat depression, and ultimately leads people to think more positive thoughts.

Simone Monique Barnes is a firm believer in Laughter Yoga, as a Triple Negative Breast Cancer Survivor and as a Certified Laughter Yoga Teacher (CLYT). Barnes promotes the many benefits of Laughter Yoga and reminds people of the tools we each have available to us to through breath and laughter, movement and stillness, and how these are available to us at all moments, in all places.

As Barnes explains, medical appointments, fatigue, exhaustion, chronic illness, expenses, car troubles, stress, cancer, these are all factors that lead people to become overwhelmed. Laughter Yoga provides an opportunity to engage in an interactive activity designed for all bodies to find joy even in the midst of trying times. A mind-body practice, Laughter Yoga combines deep yogic breathing and unbridled laughter to create an experience unlike anything else.

Barnes leads group laughter exercises, meditation and deep relaxation to allow participants to draw more oxygen to their bodies and brains, and connect with fellow practitioners in an authentic way without relying on language, jokes, or a sense of humor. Practitioners of Laughter Yoga walk away with a few valuable techniques they may begin using to feel energetic and more relaxed, and translate frustrating situations into happy, endorphin-filled meditative experiences.

Cancer Rehab and Integrative Medicine hosts "Laughter Yoga and Wellness with Simone" on Saturday, Nov. 16 at 11:30 a.m. This class is free and open to all and participants are asked to wear clothes that allow for freedom in movement and don't restrict abdomen. No yoga mats or props needed, and this class is Wheel Friendly. For more details and to register through Eventbrite, click HERE.

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STATEN ISLAND -- With as many as 5,000 problem gamblers around the Island, the Gamblers Treatment Program at Richmond University Medical Center officially expanded to a new headquarters Friday.

Local elected officials, doctors from RUMC and representatives from the state and city cut the ribbon at the programs new headquarters at RUMCs Center for Integrative Behavioral Medicine at 1130 South Ave. in Bloomfield.

One of our main purposes was to bring this program and this type of program closer to the community and take it out from behind the black wall, from behind closed doors and make sure that those folks who are suffering from this addiction and other addictions and other behavioral health disorders do not feel embarrassed, said Rosemarie Stazzone, RUMCs chief operating officer and chief nursing officer.

RUMCs problem gamblers program launched in 1982 as one of three outpatient gambling programs in the state and currently serves as one of the only programs of its kind in New York City.

As gambling becomes more accessible over the Internet and on cell phones, officials said gambling is targeting the Islands youth in particular.

The accessibility to all forms of gambling has increased with the Internet, with legislative changes, with casinos, and gambling and the close proximity to Atlantic City, its certainly a great temptation for problem gamblers to continue their addiction or regress from breaking away from their addiction," said Dr. Daniel Messina, RUMCs president and CEO.

Messina said of the 5,000 gamblers around the Island, many of them are not enrolled in any kind of treatment program.

Dr. Joel Idowu, who chairs RUMCs Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, said gambling is an up and coming epidemic in the field of psychiatry and mental health and affects more men than women.

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Prince Charles, who is in India on his 10th official visit to celebrate British-Indian ties, will celebrate his 71st birthday at a wellness centre in Bengaluru.

The Prince of Wales will join his wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, who has already arrived in the City on November 11 for a week-long rejuvenation therapy at Soukya International Holistic Health Centre, Whitefield.

Ms. Camilla arrived here with five others, including members of the royal family. The royal couple will spend the birthday in a low-key fashion just by themselves followed by a private dinner.

Under the care of holistic health practitioner Issac Mathai, who has been a consultant to the royal family for several years now, Ms. Camilla is undergoing therapy at Soukya. While this is her sixth visit to the centre, Prince Charles is visiting Soukya for the first time. She is staying at the royal presidential suite at the centre and is on a South Indian diet comprising vegetarian organic food. The couple is said to be fond of idly, dosa and organic soups.

Sources said the royal couple has chosen Soukya to celebrate the Princes birthday because of his sustainability philosophy in organic farming and eco-friendly practices. His main interest is in integrative medicine and he is also patron of the Faculty of Homeopathy in UK. Last year, Prince Charles along with Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated an AYUSH centre in London. So spending his birthday in Soukya, a holistic healthcare centre, befits the occasion. The couple will stay in the city till November 16, sources said.

The Duchess had visited Bengaluru in 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015 and 2017 during September-November and had undergone various therapies. The Duchess, who was fighting a chest infection before she landed in Bengaluru, has recuperated and is doing fine now, said sources.

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One of the most common reasons a woman cannot conceive is lack of ovulation (anovulation) or very irregular ovulation. One reason for anovulation is polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), a collection of systemic factors creating congested ovaries that do not ovulate at all or ovulate very irregularly. PCOS is the most common hormonal disorder and affects as many as 5 million women of reproductive age in the U.S.

Another reason for anovulation is hypothalamic amenorrhea, a technical name for when the brain and ovaries do not communicate and the ovaries are taking a nap. This is what happens when some women rapidly lose weight, are on too restrictive of a diet, or their BMI is too low and their periods stop. In both cases, hypothalamic amenorrhea and PCOS, studies show acupuncture can help women begin to ovulate regularly. For example, in one study, women with PCOS who received acupuncture treatments for 10 to 13 weeks saw an increase in ovulation frequency, compared to women who only received therapeutic counseling. It is believed this is because acupuncture can stimulate beta-endorphin production, which in turn can stimulate hormones that initiate ovulation and menstruation.

Incorporating targeted nutrition, supplements, and herbs under the guidance of an acupuncturist can be especially helpful for managing the other symptoms associated with these conditions as well, such as acne, insulin resistance, maintaining a healthy BMI, and digestive disorders.

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The following services are available to patients of Integrative Medicine of New Jersey:

Aesthetic Services:

Gemini Laser Laser Skin Rejuvenation & Pigmentation Treatment

The Gemini Laser can selectively treat a variety of skin problems with minimal or no disruption to the surrounding normal skin:

The Gemini Laser cannot treat moles or skin cancers.

It is most commonly used on the face, neck, chest, back, and hands.

The first step is simply contacting us for your initial laser skin rejuvenation consultation. We will discuss with you what is a realistic and achievable outcome, and what to expect from your laser treatment.

Homeopathic Facial Mesotherapy

As we age, our skin loses vital nutrients as a result of sun exposure, hormonal changes, poor diet and poor circulation. Homeopathic facial mesotherapy, also known as anti-aging mesotherapy, uses intra-dermal injections of a nutritive and moisturizing solution to improve brightness, skin hydration and tonus, and also smooth out superficial wrinkles. This technique delivers the required nutrients like those naturally found in the body vitamins, amino acids, co-enzymes, collagen and antioxidants to particular areas of the skin. Concentration of these molecules in homeopathic medicines aims to rejuvenate the cells, making them more active, and thereby stimulating the production of collagen and elastin without the involvement of toxins. With this revolutionary face treatment you will experience: restoration of skin elasticity, improvement of skin tone, firming and tightening of the skin and a reduction of visible wrinkles. Integrative Medicine of New Jersey uses only safe, natural, and effective FDA approved homeopathic solutions from GUNA.

Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy (PRP) Stem Rejuvenation

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, also known as Stem Rejuvenation, involves injection of the patients own platelets and fibrin for the cosmetic treatment of wrinkles or scars in the face, hands, and neck. It is not invasive, takes about one hour for each treatment, and continues to show improvements for up to 18 months as stem cells continually work to rejuvenate the skin creating more collagen and a beautiful shine. Cost of the procedure is generally similar to that of fillers and may range from $900 to $1,200 per treatment.Platelets play a role in stopping bleeding and in repairing damaged blood vessels and cells in the body. Platelets also contain substances called growth factors that activate and rejuvenate cells in our body. PRP uses the patients natural biology to address skin defects and volume loss, triggering production of new cells and collagen formation.

This cutting-edge rejuvenation is a quick one hour procedure. After 50ml of blood is drawn from the patient, it is spun down in a centrifuge for 6 minutes at a precalculated speed to retrieve the most viable fibrin and platelets. After centrifugation, the platelet and fibrin component of the blood (the top layer) is extracted and reinjected into the area of concern.For those looking to delay the aging process, Stem Rejuvenation is a new facial rejuvenation procedure that promises to reverse the aging process and reduce the appearance of wrinkles, lines and blemishes.Stem Rejuvenation is a natural product that utilizes regenerated cells and allows individuals to appear younger within a short period of time. The targeted Stem Rejuvenation audience is people who are looking for a younger rejuvenated look. The procedure can be done in your doctors office with minimal pain. The most common side effects include, but are not limited to, temporary injection site reactions such as redness, pain/tenderness, swelling, lumps/bumps, bruising and some patients experience headaches. These side effects usually dont last past 48 hours.

Diagnostic Services:

Allergy Testing

In allergic people, an excess of a certain antibody called IgE is often produced. These IgE antibodies react and release inflammatory chemicals when they contact allergens (e.g. pollens, dust mites, mold spores, animal dander, foods, drugs, dyes) and then allergy symptoms are produced.

The measurement of IgE antibodies is the key to effective allergy diagnosis and treatment. The doctor may choose to test the patient using skin tests, a blood test, or both. In years past, the only method of testing for allergies was by scratching or injection a liquid extract of the suspected offending substance(s) into the skin and observing it for development of a welt. Now it is possible to use a blood test to measure a patients IgE antibodies to a wide variety of allergens. A small sample of blood can be analyzed in the laboratory for a safe and accurate diagnosis. Skin tests and the blood test are often used to confirm one another. Both tests provide the doctor with information to help her decide how your allergies should be treated. Each patients treatment is customized and tailored to the patients lifestyle.

ANSAR (Autonomic Nervous System Monitoring)

The autonomic nervous system (ANS) is the part of your nervous system which functions to sustain life by helping to control your heart, lungs, digestive system, blood pressure, immune system, certain reflexes, fluid balance, pupil diameter, sleep, sweating, hormones, kidney, and sexual function. There are two branches, or parts within your autonomic nervous system; the sympathetic branch and the parasympathetic branch. Generally, the sympathetic branch is more in control when you are stressed, nervous, or excited, while the parasympathetic branch is more in control when you are relaxing, sleeping, or recovering from an illness or injury. A balance between the two branches is essential for good health. Most illnesses and injuries can cause (or result from) an imbalance between these two branches.

Autonomic nervous system monitoring is a fast, non-invasive, and simple way to provide your doctor with information to help determine how healthy you are. Everyone from newborns to older adults can and should have their ANS monitored. ANS monitoring records your ECG and respiratory activity. Blood pressure readings are also taken. Your ECG and respiratory activity are analyzed by the ANS monitor to determine how your ANS is controlling your heart, lungs, and other vital organs of your body. Your doctor then interprets your Parasympathetic and Sympathetic (P&S) results produced by the ANS Monitor. Too much or too little P&S activity is not healthy. This information can help your doctor adjust your balance for better health.

Cardiac Health Screen Holter Monitor

Holter monitoring (24h) refers to a 24-hour, continuous test to record your heart rate and rhythm. This device has electrodes and electrical leads exactly like a regular electrocardiogram. A patient wears the Holter monitor for 12 to 48 hours as they go about their normal daily routines. This testing is ordered when your doctor needs more information about the functioning of your heart than a routine electrocardiogram (EKG) can give her.

Why do people wear Holter monitors?

Regular electrocardiograms (ECGs or EKGs) let your doctor look at your hearts activity at one point in time during your ECG test. But abnormal heart rhythms and cardiac symptoms may come and go. Thats why your doctor may want to evaluate your heartbeat over time while you go about your normal activities. You may be asked to wear a Holter monitor if you have fast, slow or irregular heartbeats called arrhythmias.

Wearing the monitor may tell your doctor:

Micronutrient Testing

Vitamin, mineral and antioxidant deficiencies have been shown to suppress the function of the immune system which can contribute to degenerative processes such as arthritis, cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes. You may be deficient in some vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and/or other essential micronutrients and not even know it.

Test results do not typically measure if the nutrient is properly functioning within the body. Our office uses testing that measures the function of selected vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and other essential micronutrients within your white blood cells. Analysis can reveal a persons functional nutrient status over a much longer time period than conventional serum testing. Get your micronutrient tests today. The test results provide the information needed to create your personalized supplementation and repletion program.

Neurotransmitter Testing

The following symptoms can be triggered by nervous system imbalances: low mood, anxiousness, fatigue, difficulty falling asleep, difficulty staying asleep, trouble focusing, poor memory, weight gain.

A simple urine test can identify which neurotransmitter(s) may be playing a role in your health concerns. Neurotransmitter test results are like neural fingerprints, each one is unique and provides your doctor with a wealth of information. Once your doctor knows which neurotransmitters are elevated and which are low, she can help you select the therapies, lifestyle adjustments, and nutritional support products you need to restore balance.

Additional Therapeutic Services:

IV Therapy:

Vitamin C DripMineral DripImmune Tune-UpGlutathione IV PushChelation EDTA

Vitamin IV

Uses for Vitamin IV therapy:

Asthma attacksAdrenal Stress InsufficiencyMalabsorptionAcute Bacterial and Viral IllnessesAllergic DisordersPMSHeadachesImmune System BoosterRemoval of Heavy MetalsIncreases Energy Level

Call Integrative Medicine of New Jersey at (973) 736-5300 for more information and to schedule your appointment.

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After-hours appointments are available

UCHealth Integrative Medicine Center Stapleton offers physician-managed, holistic care that emphasizes the wellness and healing of the entire person.

Our providers emphasize the wellness and healing of the whole person, keeping in mind the interconnectedness of your mind, spirit, and body.

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Also, ask about the integrative medicine services available at UCHealths Lowry internal medicine location.

Integrative medicine practitioners partner with your other health care providers at UCHealth (physicians, nurse practitioners, physical therapists, and other members of your health care team), as well as with outside providers, to help you get the most out of both Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) and conventional care.

In addition to providing guidance on the incorporation of CAMtherapies with conventional care, we also provide the specialty care for non-medication approaches for fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue.

Please call 720-553-2750 to request an appointment.

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Jennifer started her career in Finance because thats what everyone in the NY metropolitan did after college. She could never ignore this urge to follow her passion for health and fitness though, so after having her first child she decided to pursue her personal training certification with the NSCA. Jennifer loved working with clients on their health and fitness, but she soon realized that she was only addressing a small portion of their overall well-being by focusing on fitness. She realized she needed to address the whole body, including nutrition, sleep, and mindset, all the things that come along with being a holistic practitioner. Plus, she was struggling herself with energy and thyroid issues.

So, after years of trying to do it all and be it all, the perfect mother, the perfect wife, the perfect trainer in the perfect shape, eating the so-called perfect diet, Jennifer happened upon a holistic nutrition and health course that called out her name! Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN). FDN is about getting to the root cause of your health issues, not the simple band-aid approach of covering up symptoms that reappear later in different and sometimes worse ways. Once the root is addressed, the body can heal itself.

Her FDN coursework helped Jennifer heal herself from her own adrenal and thyroid issues. How? Through lab testing of markers of well-being such as hormones and digestion, interpreting those results, and implementing a protocol of DRESS: Diet, Rest, Exercise, Stress reduction, and Supplementation. Jennifer now has the privilege of doing this with her clients. Shes been there, and she can help you!

In addition to her nutrition and fitness background, Jennifer is trained as a NLP Master Practitioner. NLP stands for Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Neuro refers to your neurology, linguistic refers to language, and programming refers to how that neural language functions. In other words, NLP is the process of learning the language of ones own mind, so you can take more control of your outcomes (what you are getting in life). By using the practice of NLP with clients, Jennifer can help clients achieve their goals by utilizing more productive self-talk (instead of unproductive negative self-talk that so many of us dont even realize is likely sabotaging our goals). Language is a powerful tool that can be utilized in achieving health goals.

Jennifer has lived all over the world, from San Francisco to Sydney and Singapore, and is enamored with travel. She loves learning from other cultures, particularly when it comes to using food as medicine. Outside of work Jennifer enjoys spending time with her husband (another world traveler), and their three children.

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Integrative Medicine combines conventional medicine with complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), including mind-body-spirit approaches to health and healing, so that patients receive a more comprehensive and holistic approach to their health care.

The mission of the Program on Integrative Medicine (PIM) is to enhance the publics health and to improve effectiveness and safety of health care through the appropriate integration of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) with mainstream health-care. Areas of emphasis include research, education, clinical practice, and community collaboration. PIM serves UNC faculty, staff, students, and health professionals and the public throughout the State.

Integrative Health Care brings together complementary, alternative, and mainstream medical research, knowledge, and practice to provide the safest, most effective options for patients and consumers. Your gift will help us to achieve our mission of raising the standard of integrative medicine education, research, and clinical care throughout North Carolina.

The overall goal of this program is to recruit talented postdoctoral health professionals and allied scientists for training in research designed to examine the efficacy, effectiveness, safety, mechanisms of action and cost-benefits of complementary and alternative medical therapies (CAM), and integrative medicine. Click here for more information.

Help support Integrative Medicine at UNC: Click here for more information about funding needs at PIM. Click here to donate to the Program on Integrative Medicine.

Basic/Foundation (8-week) and Graduate (4-week) courses offered throughout the year. Information on the Mindfulness Program, including dates for classes:

On Friday, September 9, 2016, the Program on Integrative Medicine welcomed guest speaker and author Susan Chapman, who will discuss contemplative psychology and mindful communication.

Please follow the link below for the presentation:

https://echo2.med.unc.edu:8443/ess/echo/presentation/d15ec60d-3872-423d-a9a9-b8e54c9336ae

Susan Gillis Chapman brings expertise in western relationship psychology together with the wisdom of meditation practice. After receiving an MA in Buddhist and Western Psychology, she spent ten years working with domestic violence as program director for a battered womens shelter in Colorado and as clinical director for a counseling center in Alaska.

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The objective of the Integrative Medicinefellowship is not to train conventional practitioners to fully practice a CAM discipline. It is, rather, to create a practitioner who is knowledgeable enough about integrative care to function as a skilled guide/adviser to the patient and a collaborative member of multidisciplinary and integrative patient care teams - one who can work effectively with both CAM and conventional practitioners.

The fellowship provides a year's intensive exploration of clinical, educational and research activities related to integrative medicine for MDs or DOs who have satisfactorily completed their residency training.Although fellowship candidates need not be experienced in integrative medicine, they must have shown a recent documentable interest in the field (courses taken, conferences attended, self-paced learning, clinical experiences, etc.).

Fellows will average two days a week in clinical care at integrative clinics, two days in educational pursuits related to integrative medicine, and one day on research in integrative medicine. With the approval of the program director, this schedule can be revised to meet a fellow's individual educational goals.

Fellows will contribute to the continuous quality improvement of the program by helping to build a library of case studies and teaching materials, by performing research, and by giving feedback on the program itself at the end of their fellowship year.

Application Open Date: August 2018

Application Due Date: January 15, 2019

Send applications via email to integrativemedicine@kumc.edu with "Fellowship application" in the subject line.

Applications should include:

Upon completion of the fellowship, participants should be able to:

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center for biomedical education

The mission of the Center for Biomedical Education encompasses education in the basic medical and clinical sciences and educational research related to the training of medical doctors. CBE undertakes and fosters conferences, meetings, workshops, and publications by and for medical educators. Activities further the purposes of ICSM by promoting effective training of medical doctors and thereby conferring a benefit to society.

IIHER is a nonprofit research organization with origins dating back to 1991 whose purpose it is to investigate human evolutionary biology using the widest possible purview. IIHER serves as the basis for paleoanthropological research expeditions, primarily to Africa. Active now is the East Libya Neogene Research Project to the late Miocene site of Sahabi and the middle Miocene site of Jabal Zaltan, Libya.

The primary activity of CFSHR is the forensic scientific investigation of primarily skeletonized human remains worldwide, particularly those found in circumstances indicating abuses of human rights, such as mass graves, ethnic cleansing, torture, or genocide. A secondary activity is forensic assistance lent to medical examiners offices and regional law enforcement agencies primarily in Oregon, California, and Washington in solving missing person and homicide cases.

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Are you ready for a fresh approach to your health?Whether you have a chronic medical condition, want to lose weight, have a specific concern, or are simply looking to optimize your general health, Dr. Carin Nielsen can work with you to create a health care plan that is personalized for your individual needs.

Working with an experienced, board-certified physician makes a difference.

Dr. Nielsens innovative approach to treating a variety of medical concerns begins as soon as you walk through the door. One of the hallmarks that sets Dr. Nielsen apart from other physicians is the amount of time she spends getting to know you and discussing your concerns. Your questions will be answered and you will leave with the comfort of knowing that you are receiving a higher level of medical care than you have experienced in the past. Physician services include:

We are Petoskey's Integrative Medicine Specialists, providing Integrative and Functional Medicine and Medical Weight Loss in Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Bay Harbor, Walloon Lake, and across Northern Michigan.

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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Holistic Medical Care Clinic is proud to offer our hyperbaric oxygen chamber to anyone in the Tampa Bay area and surrounding areas. Using hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) increases oxygen up to 10 times normal concentration. This increased blood concentration expedites the healing in your body for a variety of conditions and can also be added with our widely popular IV Therapies. Learn More

Holistic Medical Care Clinic has utilized Prolozone Therapy Injection or Ozone Therapy Injection to treat individuals dealing with chronic pain. Prolozone 100% Oxygen injected into the body musculoskeletally and the O2 changes to O3 and signals growth factors to heal and repair the connective tissues. Prolozone Therapy is a non-surgical treatment and the results can be permanent (Currently seeing around 85% success rate). Our clinic has successfully treated professional athletes, amateur athletes and senior citizens who suffer from chronic pain. Learn More

Our clinic utilizes the HCG Medical Weight Loss to change our patients lives. HCG stands for Human Choriogonadotropin, the hormone produced by pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy. HCG can be taken via injections or sublinugally. We also offer Metabolic Enhancer Drops as an alternative to HCG, which are all-natural drops with B vitamins and suppresses the appetite. The most important factor in any successful program is changing how our patients eat. When our patients follow our Approved Foods List and get away from S.A.D. (Standard American Diet), our patients lives are transformed for the better. Learn More

Holistic Medical Care Clinic offers various IV (intravenous) and Injection Therapies to treat our patients, such as Vitamin C IV, Myers Cocktail, IV Ozone, GABA Balance Shot, B Vitamin Shot and Fat Burner Shot. Our patients who have used these therapies when they have felt sick, wound healing, lethargic, chronic fatigue, anxious, weight loss, and as an alternative cancer therapy to name a few. Learn More

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