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Latest Advances of Ozone Therapy in Cuba - Silvia Menendez Cepero, MD

Good morning. First of all I want to thank the camp for this invitation, and also to doctor Owen for his friendship. I am very happy to be here sharing my experience with all of you. I will speak about ozone mechanism fractions, and also I will show you some preclinical and clinical trial that we have performed in this more than twenty-eight years. First of all we have to say that ozone is a powerful oxidant. It has the strongest reactivity, and for that reason it has been created a dogma that ozone is toxic to be used in medicine, it has been prescribed. But however, since the first years of the last century we have reports of the usable ozone in medicine. Of course is necessary to perform some clinical test in order to see what is distinctive toxicity for this procedure. Then we have performed in Cuba several of these tests. Of course, we have found the guidelines of the Cuban Regulatory Agencies, and also Food Drug Administration, International Standards Organization, Health Word Organization, in order to prove if this is a procedure that is safety. We have done all that in different ways of ozone application like rectal, like major auto chemotherapy, like intraperitoneal, and we don’t have any side effects. Then it has been affected by our country, Cuba accepted ozone therapy, and we are using for more than twenty-eight years. This is some of the different ways of ozone application, you’re gonna use intramuscular, vaginal, rectal, major auto chemotherapy, intra-articular, intratonsillar, directly in the lesion, you can see vaginal, and this is using vacuum. And in more than two million patients treated in those years, we have obtained approximately 8% of good resorts. What is the mechanism of action? How it reacts? Well ozone...

Emerging Technology in Personalized Genomics - Robert Hariri, MD, PhD

Thanks very much. It’s an honor to be here, especially in light of the very, very moving and inspiring presentation of the Mintz award. As someone who has found his way into the field of age management and longevity, I can tell you that your colleagues in both the basic science arena as well as in the field of surgical medicine actually envy what you do, and so it’s nice to see that you even have pathologists interested in part-taking at some of these sessions. If you can change pathologists, you’ve really made a big difference. So, I’ve got a little bit of surprise for you, some of you may appreciate it, I’m actually not a genomics guy who’s gonna talk to you about genomics, but I’m gonna use it to set the stage for presentations that you’ll have from Florence, Dr. Comite, as well as Doctor Wu shortly thereafter, and then I’d like to, at the end of this initial presentation, share with you something that I presented at a TED talk not too long ago that actually speaks to my area of expertise, which is in a field of cellular medicine, regenerative medicine. So, forgive me for not being the genomics expert that my colleague Craig Venter, but I’ll try and help set the stage for both, my next presentation as well as for the rest of the morning. These disclosures obviously are formality. Today I’d like to touch on a number of topics. I’d like to introduce genomics and the concept of genomics, speak about the technologies that are revolutionizing this field, talk about how we apply this to health care and the concept of personalized medicine, and then talk a little bit about where I think it’s going. So, what is genomics and how personal do...

DigiVision's Spring 2016 Conference Recording Schedule

The spring gammut of conferences is approaching quickly, and DigiVision Media has a nice lineup of new material that will bolster your practice and personal knowledge in a powerful way. Here is the lineup in chronological order: Academy of Regenerative Practices Winter Stem Cells Training Seminar - Feb 6 - Feb 7 in Fort Lauderdale, FL Boston BioLife Hands-On Stem Cell Therapies and Biologics for the Clinical Application of Pain Management - Mar 19 - Mar 20 - Washington DC IV Nutrition Seminar featuring Mitchel Ghen by Central Drugs - Apr 1 - Apr 2 - Los Angeles, CA College of Optometrists in Vision Developement Annual Meeting - Apr 12 - Apr 16 - St. Louis, MO AMMG 20th Clinical Applications for Age Management Medicine - May 12 - May 15 - Hollywood, FL College of Syntonic Optometry International Conference - Jun 7 - Jun 11 - Indianapolis, IN What Else Should We Record We strongly encourage that you register for as many of these events as are applicable to you. But if you can't make it, keep your eyes open for future emails and posts as the recordings become available for pre-order. Academy of Regenerative Practices Winter Stem Cells Training Seminar On February 6th DigiVision recorded the second installment of what will soon prove to be one of the most advanced and powerful Stem Cell training workshops in the USA. The Academy of Regenerative Practices is new to the conference ring, but they are quickly establishing themselves as the primere educator in Stem Cell training therapy. The goal of this conference is to give you the tools necessary to implement regenerative medicine into your practice. The field of Regenerative Medicine is expanding at an exponential rate. This content gives a comprehensive review of cellular medicine and current techniques in...

What All Clinicians Should Know About HRT For Men But Don’t

Very good morning to everyone, welcome to Las Vegas. As everyone’s getting settled in, I’ll start with some easy slides first. This meeting is sponsored by Medcrest [phonetic] pharmacy, which to you thank for sponsoring this event. And this morning I am going to talk about some of the miss in hormone replacement. The most important part of my lecture will be the last thirty minutes, and I will sort of set the stage during the first fifteen minutes as to what I am going to get to in the last fifteen minutes. So, this morning’s lecture is going to be more a lesson on the lines of laboratory tests, and how we misinterpret laboratory test, and as result of misinterpretation we mistreat patients in many different ways that, and I’m going to show you those ways in which we mistreat. For those of you who do not know my style, I present something to you and then I enforce that point, and then I come back later and I completely negate that point by showing you how the medical editor [incomprehensible] supports completely opposite of what we’ve been thought and trained. So, for those of you who are not familiar with my style, please be patient. For the first section I am going to about what we commonly do as far as testosterone replacement in men. And look at the validity of androgen acids. It seems like I cannot pick up a medical journal that does not address that we should not be treating men with testosterone in lesser level is below a certain number. We arbitrarily picked that number out of the blue, based on someone’s personal preference or someone’s personal, if you’ll excuse the term, political agenda. They picked this number to try to restrict the prescription...

The Role of Excessive Vaccines - Michael B Schachter MD, CSN

Ok, as Deane said, this is a non-SME course, originally I thought it was going to be SME, but when I got my slides I decided that it’s better not to be SME. I think in part because the ideas are very controversial and they may not be in tune with consensus medicine, which is supposed to be what SME is supposed to do. So anyway, I didn’t make that decision, it was made by the consultants for the SME. Another thing, I will be referring to a number of books on my slides as well as on websites and some other items and they are on the slides and you have that in your flash drive you got when you signed in, so you can get that information there. Because some of these slides I’ll be going through pretty quickly, and you may not be able to get all of it down. In addition, I also sent in a large resource and reference list, separate as a Words document, and somehow it didn’t get into the slides, but Petra says that anybody who’s interested can either contact acam.org or you can send an email on my email address which is on the contact information and it’s on the first slide. The title of this lecture is the role of excessive vaccines, excessive protein in a diet and suboptimal fat-soluble vitamins in development of autoimmune disorders. Now, I’m thankful to several speakers who covered some of the areas that I will be talking about, and I’ll try to point them out as we go along. I have no conflicts of interest with respected lecture, and it’s for informational purposes, no claims have been made. I’m not sure who made this quote, but it really struck me as being really important,...

Cenegenics Physician Opportunities - John Adams

John, thank you very much. I echo John’s comments about we really appreciate you talking out the time to hear about the various opportunities within the Cenegenics. Before I start getting into the details, I just wanted to share some philosophy that our Cenegenics family has. We only partner with physicians, 100%. We don’t ever consider ourselves a corporate entity like Kaiser, Geisinger, and organization that would employ a doctor. Our physicians work side by side with the business people in Cenegenics to make it happen. So most important people are first the doctors, and we embrace that doctor-patient relationship I believe like no other organization. The second is - we have lifestyle coaches, that under the direction of the doctors are critical to a patient’s success and each patient has her own lifestyle coach. We also have something called the patient coordinator, that makes sure everything that the patient needs to be on a successful Cenegenics program is happening, based on the prescription created their Cenegenics doctor and that lifestyle coach, and, of course the phlebotomist. Now some people would think: “Phlebotomy? Why is that so important?” When somebody is privately paying you as a physician or as an organization for five-star service, the first person they are going to need is that phlebotomist coming to draw the blood. So we have hundreds of phlebotomists across the country that are Cenegenics. We do not use services. We hire them, we train them, we manage them. That phlebotomist is very, very important as the extension of the Cenegenics’ position as well. So, those are the four that are on the front line of helping our patients achieve a great success. We then have a very large business team that deals with marketing, advertising, sales, accounting, legal, all the support functions...

Sleep and the Immune System - Howard Hindin

Thank you very much. First I wanna thank Dayna for inviting me to come and secondly Alan Green who, since I arrived here, he sort of asked me if I wanted to be on the board of directors, nominated me, elected me, and now I’m the first dentist on the AKM board. My history is going back, my practice was built on my relationship with doctor like you. Michael Schacter is my friend, and his office is right next door to mine. I work with Robin Atkins, Ronald Hoffman, going back in those days it was related to mercury, chronic infections, periodontal disease. And I took care of the dental aspect, and when I needed support for restoring health, I relied on those doctors. We had some success. It was also the days when we did cavitation surgery, and we had successes and we had failures, never really sure which patients would benefit and which wasn’t. Now, I’ve become really interested in sleep over the last few years, and that seems to be the missing link. So what I would like to do is get you excited about the sleep and getting excited about working with dentists and other health care practitioners. So, I have no commercial support and I don’t represent any company. But I do have two organizations that I’ve created and founded. One is the American Academy of Physiological Medicine and Dentistry, which is a group of all kinds of health care practitioners focused on interdisciplinary approach to airway and sleep problems, and to raising awareness about these issues. The second one is the Foundation for Airway Health, which is the public organization doing the same thing. So today, our learning objectives are to recognize people who have air or sleep disorders, understand the different ways that...

THE SCIENCE OF GENETICS AND GENETIC TESTING AND AGE MANAGEMENT MEDICINE - DR. FLORENCE COMITE

You probably think this is all a setup that in which we all keep saying nice things about each other, but we actually do enjoy all working together here, and the Age Management Medicine Conference has grown tremendously over the years, so it’s been very gratifying to us. I’m going to lay out today a way to look at medicine of the future that can actually be practiced today. I’m not going to promise it’s easy, because it’s not, it’s complex. I’ve been doing it for about 20 years now looking at when and how we will get genomics, anticipating genomics, and knowing for well that family history, lifestyle and all those other variables would give me a handle on the distinct human being. So starting with women’s health at Yale, as George mentioned, I began to collect data because I had patient saying to me: “How do I stay healthy.” I best could shrug my shoulders and say: “I have no clue.” We are thought about disease, we are not thought about how… But it seemed very simple at the time to just think. Looking at human being, we know that we inherit blue eyes or brown eyes, we know that we take after aunt Fred or grandma Mary… uncle Fred, grandma Mary. And therefore our genes do to, and so does the function. And in understanding that about twenty years ago, I said that collecting data that we now know is critical to understanding how our genes are going to express themselves. So, we had a brilliant lecture by Bob Hariri, that I learned a lot from, but what we don’t know is how to make that great leap from what’s in our genes, the switches that turn them on and off by even lifestyle and drugs and...

LDA: AN INCREDIBLE NEW TREATMENT FOR AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE - DR. W. A. BUTCH SHRADER, JR.

We all know what Michael said is very true. I am amazed and appalled that he didn’t get CME for his lecture because what ACCME is all about, which hopefully is not about squelching this kind of information, but unfortunately it is perception of what they are, so… Anyway, my problem with this lecture, thank you for all, who came. Hopefully, you will learn what it takes to deal with autoimmune disease from this lecture. This has been years of work that unfortunately ends up in a licensing problem, because I received a licensing fee from a college pharmacy for this immunotherapy that I developed. So, obviously you can’t believe everything I say, since I have a financial interest. But, certainly I ask you to go on to my website, it’s just doctorshrader.com with no C, and look at some of the practitioners, and everything that you hear here, please call up some of these practitioners around the country who do use this treatment and get their opinion. Because some of the things I’m going to tell you later in the afternoon are fairly shocking, I wouldn’t believe it if I were you, so I’d certainly call them and check up on me. So, this lecture is really not about LDA immunotherapy, it’s certainly part of the conclusion at the end of it and something that we can do about the autoimmune disease. One of the things that I complain about with these meetings is that often hear didactic stuff that I can’t do anything with when I get back to the office. Well, this lecture, if you understand it, which you all should because you are super intelligent - just by the fact of being here shows you that way, you should be able to apply in you offices,...

ESSENTIAL FATTY ACIDS - PROFESSOR BRIAN PESKIN

Thank you very much! I’ll be the last lecture on immunity so I guess I’ll be the last word on it, so I’ll try to make this presentation extra special. It’s going to be quite controversial, I’ll tell you in advance. My background’s electrical engineering, it is not medicine. I got in the field because my wife became diabetic doing everything right, type 1 in her thirties, so I spend a lot of time with Houston Academy of Medicine. I live in Houston, Texas, we have the biggest cancer center in the world. They were nice enough to let me use their medical library. So, after five years of physiology and biochemistry studying, it was my goodness or being told almost a 180 degrees opposite from the physiology and biochemistry of what they do. So I am going to give you a lot of science, I am going to go relatively fast. How many of you here are familiar with my work? Writing in the journal articles… Okay, good amount. Excellent. It doesn’t make how smart you are, who made the gas or what its name is. This disagrees with real-life results - it is wrong. It’s all there is to it. Nobel Prize winner Richard Feynman, more medical researchers should be forced to read that about a thousand times. Now the big one: belief in that understanding is stupidity. Near generalized statements without sharp, specific conclusions are meaningless. The end of all these journal articles typically ends up on particular with fish oil. We don’t know metabolic pathways that got this result. Well, that is not acceptable, you better know the metabolic pathways. I hate when physicians get mislead, because it happens all the time. Studies aren’t science. Everybody I’m talking to, including the medical students, act like there’s...