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For almost 50 years, British Columbia had a dozen opium dispensaries in several

cities paying high fees to government. The opium was mild and cheap; there were

few social problems. But the Canadian government rescued British Columbia from

its errors by making opium illegal. Business people were now labelled

criminals. Without access to courts they had to enforce contracts on their own

through violence. Smuggling required concentrated product.

Opium became morphine, became heroin, became fentanyl. Prohibition restricted

supply which raised prices and created windfall profits for criminals and a

lucrative business model. Get one person addicted and you get an annuity for life.

To pay for increased prices addicted people resorted to prostitution and

theft. Since stolen goods only get ten cents on

the dollar they had to steal ten times as much value to pay their bills.

Businesses lost inventory and hired security guards. Citizens locked their

doors, bought costly security systems and demanded increased police budgets. Was

Ottawa successful? Today around 1 billion dollars in illegal drugs are sold in

British Columbia each year. Police are unable, sometimes unwilling, to shut down

well-funded crime groups that include some of the most vicious criminals.

Schoolchildren get drugs delivered faster than pizzas. It costs $100,000 to

keep a dealer or addict in jail for one year. Jails are institutions of higher

learning for drug criminals. Housed and fed in a safe environment, many

relationships are formed there. They learn from each other how to be more

effective criminals and they have high status when they're released. All paid

for by you the tax payer. Our emergency services are so busy

dealing with addiction that services to the general population has suffered.

Terrorists gained control of drug production in Afghanistan and other

countries. Profits were used to undermine local governments and ultimately attack

the West. Drug laws play a role in funding terrorists. Enormous profits

glamourize criminality, attracting more young people. They make so much money

gang members are willing to shoot each other on the street for it. 1,000 British

Columbians die of overdose every year because the government can't ensure the

quality of an illegal product. Several teenagers die every month. The drug

problem reveals weaknesses in democracy. Our majority rules system marginalizes

minority groups and caters to a superiority complex. The worse the

problem gets the more knee-jerk the reaction is. Voters demand simplistic

solutions that make the problem worse. 12 years ago,

as Mayor of Vancouver, I proposed a solution CAST Chronic Addiction

Substitution Treatment. Its main goal to eliminate organised crime by taking away

its profits. The best way to kill an industry is called dumping. Under CAST

if anyone becomes addicted the government immediately takes over the

supply depriving criminals of their money. This type of program has operated

in Switzerland since 1998. Vancouver has a program but with too few people. What

if the 'government-knows-best' moralists had not decided to save us in 1908. Would

we still have opium dispensaries operating without social problems?

Contributing not taking away from our tax dollars? Let us stop this costly and

destructive path we've been on for over a hundred years

and restore health to our communities.

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Muse Connect: The easy way to incorporate meditation into your treatment - Duration: 1:24.

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Why PRP Alone has Varied Results in Treating Female Pattern Hair Loss, and a More Consistent Option - Duration: 8:57.

Thank you for your question.

You submitted your question without a photo. And you're asking why does it take for some

people to see results after PRP for hair loss longer compared to others. And of course,

I can definitely understand why this is suddenly not a consistency that doesn't make sense

to someone who is new to this area.

Well, I can certainly share with you my perspective. A little bit of background, I'm a Board-certified

cosmetic surgeon and Fellowship-trained oculofacial plastic and reconstructive surgeon. I have

been in practice in Manhattan and Long Island for over 20 years. I am also the founder of

TrichoStem™ Hair Regeneration Centers, a system we developed using PRP and extracellular

matrix that we developed starting 7 or 8 years ago. And we've treated patients from all

over the world both men and women for male and female pattern hair loss. And ultimately,

I can certainly give you a sense of understanding based on our experience in developing this

treatment.

To begin with, it's simple to understand that PRP does have a stimulatory effect on

hair growth. And it is understandable for someone to wonder why does it work better

for others than not. And currently, the state of knowledge for a lot of my colleagues is

that 50% of the time, it works and 50%, PRP doesn't work. Well, with due respect to my

colleagues, I can tell you a little bit more of the evolution of our treatment and how

we tell our patients or guide our patients as far as prognosis and what to expect.

To begin with, the Hair Regeneration system, TrichoStem™ Hair Regeneration evolved when

we were using a material called extracellular matrix with PRP to help wound healing and

improve the hair grafts from a hair transplant to survive better. Well, a side effect was

noticed which was thinning hair became thicker. And this was noticed well over a year after

the procedure was done which is the usual time that you would expect a hair transplant

to be fully grown.

So what inspired me with that was to find a way to systemize and see if we can get consistency.

And certainly, we were very challenged for early years of development with trying to

see some kind of consistency. We do an injection and some people would improve in 3 months.

Other people would take 6 months, 9 months, etc.

Well, move the clock forward after going through a lot of challenges along the way, I essentially

developed a predictable system so that when I see a male or female pattern hair loss patient,

I can give them a sense of what their prognosis is with our treatment, with Hair Regeneration

which uses PRP but is not dependent solely on PRP. It is my opinion that PRP alone can

probably stimulate some growth for a duration of several months. And in some cases, when

a person's hair growth cycles are very long, that growth cycle may persist a little bit

longer but it has essentially been my awareness from patients who come from other practices

who have been doing PRP treatments that generally speaking, people are doing injections once

a month or once every 3 months. The challenge with that is what is the horizon of that.

I would argue that it is difficult to sustain hair growth treatment if you have to get multiple

injections in the scalp monthly.

With Hair Regeneration treatment, we have developed ultimately a categorization system

based on gender, age, age of onset, degree of progression, the rate of progression and

in individual cases, look at medical issues such as hormonal issues as well as other medical

treatments, previous transplant surgery, etc. So I would say that with our system, I can

with confidence, help our patients have an understanding as to when they can expect to

see improvement and it is individualized. When you look at how many variables I just

mentioned, you can understand why it took so long to ultimately develop this type of

categorization system because we needed to have numbers of patients to be able to look

back retrospectively and say that if a 20 something year old male presents with a significant

amount of hair loss, what's the expected timeframe of response and what is the sustainability

of that response.

So I would say that you have to understand that hair loss is not a one size fits all

approach. And it is with PRP and the current state that a lot of my colleagues are doing,

it's more of a shotgun approach. They're offering it in a way that is of course optimistic

but are not certainly very confident and sure as to outcome. It is just the state of development

that a lot of my colleagues are at.

With us, we went through a lot of this and of course using something like extracellular

matrix I think was critical and is critical for the most effective maximum type of outcome

with the fewest number of injections. For example, we've done patients who we did

one injection treatment and it sustained them for over one year. We've done the same for

other patients and it sustained them for over 2-3 years.

And so again, to go back to the point of having the numbers of patients we've treated and

looking at their responses, we've developed different individualized treatment plans and

I think that's the take home message here is that when you meet with a doctor about

having a hair loss treatment, try to get a sense of what is on the horizon, what the

expectations can be. Understand that there are different expected responses based on

different characteristics and you also have to be clear about the diagnosis of genetic

pattern hair loss.

So I think it's a broad question with a lot of variables that have to be well understood

by the treating physician for you to get a reasonable prognosis and expectation for your

situation.

So I hope that was helpful, I wish you the best of luck and thank you for your question.

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How To Find Diabetes ? Symptoms and Treatment - Duration: 5:47.

must know diabetes symptoms in men Diaries raises the risk of

cardiovascular disease and can cause problems with your eyes skin kidneys and

nervous system particularly in men divers can harm the autonomic nervous

system that is ans and lead to sexual problems the ANS controls widening or

constriction of your blood vessels if the blood vessels and nerves in the

penis are injured by diabetes and rectal dysfunction can results blood vessel

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among men with diabetes the major and basic symptoms of diabetes in men are

one frequent urination you go to the toilet to pee very often in the day even

several times an hour at night you may wake up multiple times to go to the

bathroom and it affects your sleep to increase thirst you may notice that you

consistently feel thirsty and always searching for water or any drink you

find yourself needing to drink large amounts of water to quench the thirst

beyond typical for a normal adult which is about two liters a day when you have

diabetes your blood glucose levels are abnormally high during the symptoms your

kidneys need to work extra hard to absorb the extra sugars beyond a certain

point the extra sugar is lost through your urine hence you feel thirsty and go

to the toilet often three weight loss one of the main symptom is your binos

losing weight quite rapidly this is particularly significant for egg

adults in whom type 1 diabetes is more common for men this also includes

experiencing a sudden loss of your muscle mass and an overall reduction in

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Lower Back Pain? St Louis Chiropractor Discusses a Better Treatment Plan - Duration: 10:22.

What was your motivation to become a chiropractor?

So my motivation to become a chiropractor it started early on with my deep desire and

passion to help people. Lower Back Pain of so many people needing help, it just seemed right that I should help

So I didn't know quite what that look like or how I was gonna help people.

I started, it really started when I became a massage therapist, I worked for a chiropractor.

So I was seeing people, massage, doing massages, but seeing a chiropractor and what he was

doing for people, literally changing people's lives was mind blowing to me.

But the pipe bomb didn't really go off until I saw the changes in myself.

So I had a lot of ailments, back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain so all that started getting

better. St Louis is need of a Chiropractor with a different approach to lower back pain, neck pain and other health related issues.

But the real thing that kinder got me on that path of knowing I wanted to do Chiropractic,

is I had chronic problems, digestive issues, stress, all these different things never thought

a chiropractor would be able to help with.

And they all miraculously went away.

So I knew then like I had to share this first and foremost with my family and friends and

then with the surrounding community.

So the patient became the doctor?

Pretty much.

That's really cool.

When you got into the chiropractic field, and you know you are going to school and another

thing, what methodology did you start to kind of lean toward and why?

So that took me out quite out of a journey set.

That was when I first started getting adjusted networking for the chiropractor, all I knew

is what that guy did for me.

How he adjusted me so that's all I knew.

But the one thing that kind of set things apart, people got well.

A lot of people got well but still people had questions.

So they didn't feel like they are getting their questions answered.

By the chiropractor, No, if against him they still had questions.

It was, and I just kept list because I would see every patient for a couple of minutes

before the chiropractor would come in.

So time and time again, more and more people just more questions.

So I just kind of had a drive to find a technique, a specific technique that could maybe answer

those questions.

Or further studies that I could do to get to the answers for those questions for those

people.

So I could help definitely many people.

Okay, and what was that method?

So during school year while I had so many different at Logan, here in Chastitute* in

Missouri, we are allowed to, there are so many techniques that your subjected, not subjected

to but then you can take as an elective.

So I tried many different techniques.

And the one that just stood out and, was a no brainer for me.

Was code SOT.

So SOT, the abbreviation for SOT is sacro occipital technique.

So it's a very thorough technique.

So there's a lot of cheque and balances.

So, it's very specific to the patient when they come in, so there is a needs in assessing

what exactly needs to be addressed that day.

And then once we address it then the indicators that we look for go away, so we know that

we made progression for that day.

So again it's like the checks and balances, but its encompassing all techniques so now

that we are addressing anything from your cranium down to your feet and everywhere in

between, that organ function, it looks to a little bit of everything.

And again its checks and balances.

So we know we are making the corrections and the patient can see the corrections as we

go on.

Okay, okay.

Along with it as SOT method is there anything else that you incorporate with that?

We do, so when individuals come in with specific complaints, we take care of them within the

chiropractic world, as best we can, and then if they don't respond as we expect them

to, or if they have further issues, digestive issues, diarrhea issues, whatever they may

have, then we can look at further testing such as blood work or saliva testing to look

at we call functional medicine , to look at this function before it gets to pathology,

they might not get in a medical model, so then we can address it through dietary changes,

and supplementation and try to help them so that then they can get over those hurdles

and like I said earlier with the questions that people had , that is one of the major

stepping stones that I found to help my patients even more , this is the functional medicine

and other services that we offer in our office.

You can look at and tell when a person has somethings going wrong but they are not at

emergency room level yet.

Correct.

You can kind of take that one off and get that back in order so that they don't have

to go to the ER.

Ideally.

Okay.

If we can understand their symptoms, how they are responding to care, my chiropractic stand

point.

So when their symptoms aren't changing and they are having other symptoms, so it's

kind of very unique to that individual and then based on that we never can diagnose anything lower back pain, neck pain, overweight, nerve damage, sports injuries....

or treat anything.

But we can support normal processes throughout the body with those things that I just mentioned

with dietary changes supplementation.

So we allow the body to heal itself.

But again before it gets to pathology like you said before they are in the hospital,

hopefully helping them before they even get to that point.

Okay, great.

Now what if you have a patient of yours who is actually under doctor care for let's

say diabetes.

Is there anything that you can help them with as far as along those lines?

Absolutely.

So when we look at chiropractic, and what we do as chiropractors, is we free up nerve

interference.

So if there's misalignment within the spine, anywhere in the spine it can interfere with

the nerves that come out of that level, a lot of times it's in the areas of say your

pancreas.

So your pancreases secrete insulin when you eat.

So a lot of diabetics have a problem with insulin.

So if we start with a chiropractic, part of it making sure that the nervous system is

functioning properly, that's kind of the baseline, absolutely we'll start there.

But then we can also look at supplementation and dietary changes to definitely support

the diabetes whichever one it is if it's in type one or type two.

And work directly with the doctors too.

So sometimes people are allowed, no, not allowed.

Sometimes people when they start balancing things out they don't need their meds as

much.

Or sometimes they have been able to get off their meds.

And that's something that we tell them up front, like we can't tell you anything about

your medicines, like you have to follow up with your medical doctor for that.

And there is nothing that I could tell you about your meds.

But we will help support all the other areas and so forth normal processes in your body,

we are not treating anything.

Okay.

Have you addressed any other type of problems that people have like you know like ADHD or

you know other things that are kind of common in our world today?

So a lot of times what we find they are thyroid issues.

So a lot of thyroid issues allow auto immune issues.

A lot of digestive issues.

IBS which is kind of a blanket for your bowel dysfunction we don't know what's wrong

with him.

Collits, Crohns disease.

So a lot of digestive, thyroid, blood sugar.

Also a big one right now is SEBO, small Intestine bacterial overgrowth.

So all of these things, allergies, like food intolerances.

So there's many different things that people come in with, that we've been able to help

with. We helped so many people with not just lower back pain, but many other ailments, such has foot pain, neck pain and many other issues

Wow, that's awesome.

Now, looking at your office you are the chiropractor and of course you address things to the nutritional

level, sort of things are there any other services that you offer here?

We do.

So massage therapy, we have a great massage therapist.

And we have an acupuncturist.

So she practices Chinese medicine.

So both of those kind of go hand in hand with the chiropractic what we are looking at the

entire body, and how everything's connected.

And how we can better balance that system with all those different various techniques

and services.

Okay great, great.

Well I think that is all I had for you today.

I really appreciate your time.

That's absolutely very informative.

Thank you very much absolutely. We can help you with an holistic approach to your health and wellness.

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Treatment result amazes physiotherapists - Duration: 3:53.

Christine Muchenberger has recently had a knee operation,

during which she was given a prosthesis.

Since her operation, she has been visiting physiotherapist Romeo Botta.

During therapy, she started having problems with

her foot on the side that hadn't been operated on,

so the physiotherapist recommended trying the air-cushion kyBoot shoe.

I already had the information and

had tried the shoes on myself before, so I had some experience

and thought it would definitely be a good option

for this patient's condition.

Christine Muchenberger followed his advice and

got a pair of test shoes from the kyBoot Shop in Sissach.

From the moment I tried them on, I was able to imagine walking better again.

It still hurt but at least I could walk again.

Walking is one thing – the pain is another.

But this got less and less as I wore the air-cushion shoe.

It was pointed out to me that they weren't hard on the bottom.

I suppose it's just logical that that would make things better.

Improvement is practically a given with this padding underneath.

Romeo Botta knows exactly how the kyBoot

helps Christine Muchenberger and how they work.

From a physiotherapy point of view, the kyBoot shoes are good in this sense

because they create a continuous feeling of instability.

They work well within the therapy sessions but also, most importantly,

as part of the treatment programme at home.

Instability means that the muscles have to work constantly,

so the foot-stabilising muscles don't stop working,

which in turn creates greater stability.

For Christine Muchenberger, things are more complicated still

because her right leg is about three centimetres shorter

than her left due to a skiing accident.

For 20 years, all my shoes have had to be two centimetres higher.

Then I was straight again and walking was so much easier

because it was soft now instead of hard.

I then had to find out whether this would even be possible with these shoes.

Whether this elevation could actually be done with the material.

I got my answer and they made it in the factory with the

two centimetre height increase – and it's great.

Now Christine Muchenberger is wearing a

'custom-made' shoe as it were.

The physiotherapist expected the kyBoot to have

a positive effect on Christine's condition, but even

he was surprised at how successful the experience actually turned out to be.

The most astounding thing with my patient was that

she was practically pain-free within a week.

This is enough to suggest that the success is a result

of wearing the kyBoot.

She wasn't in pain anymore,

she was able to move more easily and

her movements were more symmetrical again.

We were able to focus on the actual problem again,

which was essentially getting her knee joint to work properly –

the reason that she actually came to me in the first place.

So the kyBoot assists the healing process and

is a valuable tool for physiotherapists –

a tool that can integrate their patients into everyday life with little effort.

The shoes gradually train their muscles, improve

their stability and enable them to perform their specified exercises without any pain.

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