The Complete A Z Manual for Low Level Laser Therapy

The Complete A Z Manual for Low Level Laser Therapy
Author: Jerome Rerucha DC
Publsiher: Unknown
Total Pages: 135
Release: 2017-03-14
Genre: Electronic Book
ISBN: 1366235150

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Dr. Rerucha keeps Erchonia Low Level Laser owners up-to-date with the latest laser protocols. The 5th Edition manual covers over 350 conditions, recommended Hz's and laser head placement for the Erchonia 3000, XLR8, PL5000, PLTOUCH and the FX635 models.Practitioners of all disciplines are realizing the benefits of Low Level Laser Therapy and this manual will help you integrate your laser into your clinic procedures with ease and efficiency. Dr. Rerucha will review some important ideas to keep in mind when introducing this revolutionary treatment tool into your practice and how to integrate some new protocols as you become more experienced and confident in your laser skills. Chapter 1: The Biological Basics of Low Level Laser Light Therapy Chapter 2: Therapeutic Laser ApplicationsChapter 3: Nerve Roots Chapter 4: Top Ten Laser Protocols Chapter 5: A-Z Laser Protocols Topics IncludeTherapeutic Laser Applications for Injury Management and Peripheral-Central Nervous System RegulationTop Ten Laser ProtocolsA to Z ProtocolsThe new 5th Edition includes New Protocols for:Acidosis (hyperacidity)Acne 2 AdenoidsAnosmia (loss of smell)AppendicitisAtaxiaBronchitis 2Cranial Nerves (General)Cranial Nerves VIII Deer TickDetoxificationDisc HerniationEar InfectionEczemaEsophagitisEye ConditionsFeverFibromyalgiaFlu Food PoisoningGanglion CystHerniaLoss Of Smell (Anosmia)Loss Of TasteLymphadenitisMacular DegenerationMeniscus Sprain (Grade1)Meridian BalanceNose BleedNystagmusOcular Motility DisordersOcular NerveOlfactory NervePlantar FasciitisPneumoniaPolycystic Kidney DiseasesPolycystic OvaryRetinitis pigmentosaSmell - Lack of (Anosmia)Sore ThroatStrep Infections 2SubluxationTaste-lack ofThoracic Outlet Syndrome TonsillitisUrinary Tract Infection Additional cold laser training, reference manuals, products and information can be found at our online store: http://shop-performancepractic.com/

The Complete Violet A Z Manual for Erchonia EVRL Base Station

The Complete Violet A Z Manual for Erchonia EVRL Base Station
Author: Jerome Rerucha DC
Publsiher: Unknown
Total Pages: 135
Release: 2017-03-14
Genre: Electronic Book
ISBN: 1366236262

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Dr. Rerucha keeps Erchonia Violet Laser owners (EVRL and Base Station) up-to-date with the latest laser protocols. The new Violet A-Z Manual covers over 350 conditions, recommended Hz's and laser head placement for the Erchonia EVRL and the Base Station models. The Violet A-Z Manual has a special bonus section of some of the most common clinical conditions and the standard treatment application for best results through phases of healing. This manual helps the EVRL and Base Station owner understand how to apply the basic clinical applications using these advanced Erchonia lasers. Practitioners of all disciplines realize the benefits of Low Level Laser Therapy and this manual will help you integrate your laser into your clinic procedures with ease and efficiency. Dr. Rerucha will review some important ideas to keep in mind when introducing this revolutionary treatment tool into your practice and how to integrate some new protocols as you become more experienced and confident in your laser skills. For additional live technique demonstration and explanation that only can be taught on a DVD, the Violet Laser Essentials DVD will dismiss any confusion of how simple, safe, effective, complete and progressive the application of violet laser is into your practice. This manual includes:IntroductionErchonia Base StationErchonia EVRL (Violet Laser)How Long Do I Laser For? BONUS SECTION: Laser Stages of Healing for Acute and Chronic PainCervical SpineAnterior Head CarryHeadachesMigrainesWhiplashShoulderThoracic Outlet SyndromeRotator Cuff InjuriesUpper Body Impingements Ex Carpal Tunnel SyndromeLow Back DisordersPlantar Fasciitis SyndromeAnkle SprainIliotibial Band SyndromeViolet LaserLocating Hidden WeaknessesTop Ten Laser ProtocolsA-Z Laser Protocols (84 Pages!)More cold laser training, reference manuals, products and information can be found at our online store: http://shop-performancepractic.com/

A Z Meridian Manual

A Z Meridian Manual
Author: Jerome Rerucha DC
Publsiher: Unknown
Total Pages: 135
Release: 2017-03-23
Genre: Electronic Book
ISBN: 1366193776

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This 155 page Meridian A - Z Manual was created to assist practitioners, who are expert in a specific healing art (chiropractic, Rolfing, physical therapy, naturopathic medicine, MD's, DO's, licensed massage), in applying an additional, simple and beneficial treatment for their patients using the meridian system with confidence and accuracy. The meridian system in the human body is the basis for many different healing modalities. There are specific acupuncture points along the meridians. These points are electro-magnetic in character and together they form the matrix within which the body functions. They also act as a network of communication between the physical and the more subtle energetic bodies. The stimulation of specific points along the meridian system relates to the specific area within the body that is in need of healing. A variety of methods may be used to stimulate these points; the use of needles, acupressure, electrical stimulation, micro-current, press pads, or magnets etc. My personal favorite is the use of Low Level Laser Therapy with its amazing regenerative and cellular communication benefits combined with the use of specific points, along the meridians, to achieve some of the most beneficial clinical applications, ever! This process works because the point being stimulated lies on a meridian whose energy also passes through the injured or diseased part of the body; the use of the laser on a specific acupuncture point can be transmitted along the meridian to a place within the body that is in need of healing. This manual will also be beneficial to those who have dedicated their professional careers to that of being an expert licensed acupuncturist by providing an incredibly useful resource (reminder) to use in their day to day treatment procedures.Additional training, reference manuals, products and information can be found at our online store: http://shop-performancepractic.com/

Instant Self Hypnosis

Instant Self Hypnosis
Author: Forbes Robbins Blair
Publsiher: Sourcebooks, Inc.
Total Pages: 210
Release: 2004-03-01
Genre: Self-Help
ISBN: 9781402242274

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Instant Self-Hypnosis demystifies the world of hypnosis, providing practical tools and techniques that allow you to access and influence your subconscious mind consciously. Its unique "eyes-open" method allows you to induce self-hypnosis while fully conscious, making the process more accessible and less intimidating. With a wide range of applications, from overcoming fears and breaking bad habits to enhancing creativity and improving performance, this book is a valuable resource for anyone looking to make positive changes in their life. Its step-by-step approach ensures that you can easily implement the techniques, regardless of your familiarity with hypnosis. Dive into the world of self-improvement with Instant Self-Hypnosis and embark on a journey of personal transformation that starts from within. Key Features: Practical Techniques: Provides easy-to-follow techniques to harness the power of self-hypnosis. Eyes-Open Method: Features an innovative "eyes-open" method of self-hypnosis that makes the process more accessible. Wide Range of Applications: Can be used to overcome fears, break habits, enhance creativity, improve performance, and more. Pre-made Scripts: Includes 35 scripts for stress release, having more fun at parties, public speaking, eliminating allergies, flying without fear, ending fingernail biting, better sleep, and so much more. Step-by-Step Approach: Outlines a step-by-step approach that can be easily implemented, regardless of prior familiarity with hypnosis.

Handbook of Photomedicine

Handbook of Photomedicine
Author: Michael R. Hamblin,Yingying Huang
Publsiher: Taylor & Francis
Total Pages: 886
Release: 2013-10-22
Genre: Technology & Engineering
ISBN: 9781439884706

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Providing the most comprehensive, up-to-date coverage of this exciting biomedical field, Handbook of Photomedicine gathers together a large team of international experts to give you a complete account of the application of light in healthcare and medical science. The book progresses logically from the history and fundamentals of photomedicine to diverse therapeutic applications of light, known collectively as phototherapies. It facilitates your understanding of human diseases caused by light, the rationale for photoprotection, and major applications of phototherapy in clinical practice. The handbook begins with a series of historical vignettes of pioneers from the last two centuries. It also presents the fundamentals of physics and biology as applied to photomedicine. It next examines conditions and diseases caused by light, including skin cancer, dermatoses, and immunosuppression. The remainder of the book focuses on the most important clinical therapeutic applications of different kinds of light that vary in both wavelength and intensity. The book discusses ultraviolet phototherapy for skin diseases and infections and presents the basic science of photodynamic therapy and its use in cancer therapy and other medical specialties. It then covers mechanistic studies and clinical applications of low-level laser (light) therapy as well as the use of high power or surgical laser therapy in specialties, such as dentistry and dermatology. The book concludes with a collection of miscellaneous types of phototherapy.

Lincolnomics

Lincolnomics
Author: John F. Wasik
Publsiher: Diversion Books
Total Pages: 315
Release: 2021-04-13
Genre: Biography & Autobiography
ISBN: 9781635766875

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A biography of Abraham Lincoln that examines his untold legacy as the Great Builder of American infrastructure. Abraham Lincoln’s view of the right to fulfill one’s economic destiny was at the core of his governing philosophy―but he knew no one could climb that ladder without strong federal support. Some of his most enduring policies came to him before the Civil War, visions of a country linked by railroads running ocean to ocean, canals turning small towns into bustling cities, public works bridging farmers to market. Expertly appraising the foundational ideas and policies on infrastructure that America’s sixteenth president rooted in society, John F. Wasik tracks Lincoln from his time in the 1830s as a young Illinois state legislator pushing internal improvements; through his work as a lawyer representing the Illinois Central Railroad in the 1840s; to his presidential fight for the Transcontinental Railroad; and his support of land-grant colleges that educated a nation. To Lincoln, infrastructure meant more than the roads, bridges, and canals he shepherded as a lawyer and a public servant. These brick-and-mortar developments were essential to a nation’s lifting citizens above poverty and its isolating origins. Lincolnomics revives the disremembered history of how Lincoln paved the way for Eisenhower’s interstate highways and FDR’s social amenities. With an afterword addressing the failure of American infrastructure during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how Lincoln’s policies provide a guide to the future, Lincolnomics makes the case for the man nicknamed “The Rail Splitter” as the Presidency’s greatest builder. “In this unique blend of biography and policy prescription, journalist Wasik . . . casts Abraham Lincoln as America’s “foremost moral architect of economic and social opportunity” and looks to his life and political career for lessons in how the nation might rebuild its infrastructure and redress income inequality. . . . Wasik convincingly argues that [Lincoln’s] economic policies deserve more credit.” —Publishers Weekly “While revealing as history, Wasik’s account about the first Republican President’s launches of infrastructure shame the ignorant, obstinate, narcissist Republicans of today who wish instead to build up tyrant Trump’s political infrastructure. This is a book to be read and used today.” —Ralph Nader “Wasik invented a new word for this book because his theme bears new force: Abraham Lincoln sought a better-built nation and a freer legal space to help every individual, regardless of background, to aspire and rise. Most historians know this too vaguely about Lincoln; Wasik finally gives the great democratic idea the prominence it deserves.” —James M. Cornelius, Ph.D., editor, Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association

Without Sight But Full of Vision

Without Sight But Full of Vision
Author: Mario Arnauz Bonds
Publsiher: Personal Touch Press
Total Pages: 358
Release: 2012-09
Genre: Biography & Autobiography
ISBN: 9780615702933

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A tumultuous childhood of unthinkable curve balls couldn't stop him. Through going blind, abuse, abandonment, homelessness and more, Mario Bonds never lost his hope and vision for a better life. Would you have? Take a walk through his journey and be inspired by this powerful tale of a driven, passionate young man of perseverance. See how he, against all odds, triumphed over adversity and reached his dreams.

A Self made Man the Political Life of Abraham Lincoln 1809 1849

A Self made Man   the Political Life of Abraham Lincoln 1809 1849
Author: Sidney Blumenthal
Publsiher: Unknown
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2016
Genre: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY
ISBN: LCCN:2015027339

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"A multi-volume history of Lincoln as a political genius--from his obscure beginnings to his presidency, assassination, and the overthrow of his post-Civil War dreams of Reconstruction. The first volume traces Lincoln from his painful youth, describing himself as 'a slave,' to his emergence as the man we recognize as Abraham Lincoln. From his youth as a 'newsboy,' a voracious newspaper reader, Lincoln became a free thinker, reading Tom Paine, as well as Shakespeare and the Bible, and studying Euclid to sharpen his arguments as a lawyer. Lincoln's anti-slavery thinking began in his childhood amidst the Primitive Baptist antislavery dissidents in backwoods Kentucky and Indiana, the roots of his repudiation of Southern Christian pro-slavery theology. Intensely ambitious, he held political aspirations from his earliest years. Obsessed with Stephen Douglas, his political rival, he battled him for decades. Successful as a circuit lawyer, Lincoln built his team of loyalists. Blumenthal reveals how Douglas and Jefferson Davis acting together made possible Lincoln's rise. Blumenthal describes a socially awkward suitor who had a nervous breakdown over his inability to deal with the opposite sex. His marriage to the upper class Mary Todd was crucial to his social aspirations and his political career. Blumenthal portrays Mary as an asset to her husband, a rare woman of her day with strong political opinions. He discloses the impact on Lincoln's anti-slavery convictions when handling his wife's legal case to recover her father's fortune in which he discovered her cousin was a slave. Blumenthal's robust portrayal is based on prodigious research of Lincoln's record and of the period and its main players. It reflects both Lincoln's time and the struggle that consumes our own political debate"--