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Homeopathic remedies are centuries old effective tools to keep the body healthy and to fight disease. They are the first line of defense in keeping people healthy without harmful side effects.The history of modern homeopathic medicine begins with a German physician, Samuel Hahnemann. But the homeopathic concept is thousands of years old, based on the law of similars. Hippocrates described this principle. Many cultures including Native Americans, Chinese, Greeks, Mayans and Asians used this law to provide and maintain health. Hahnemann was the first to organize the law of similars into a methodical medical science.Governments around the world including the United States recognize modern homeopathy as a medical science. Other countries that recognize homeopathy include India, South Africa, Great Britain, Canada, Italy, Germany and many others. Like the pharmaceutical industry, there is an encyclopedia of homeopathic medicines indicating how to make them and what they treat. Backed by continuing scientific research, the pharmacopoeia of homeopathic medicines is regularly updated.The popularity of homeopathy in America began in the early 1800s.  In Europe, royalty and common folk both enjoyed the benefits of this discipline. In the twenty first century, the use of homeopathic and natural supplements continues. Today, millions of people worldwide use homeopathic treatments to maintain proper health.In recent years, the traditional medical establishment continues to battle homeopathic healthcare providers.Late Night Health covers a variety of homeopathic issues with Theresa Dale, Ph.D., CCN. From health freedom and the right to choose healthcare alternatives, to researching a variety of health issues, Dr. Dale brings a new and fresh approach regarding homeopathy to consumers.Dr. Dale has been involved in developing a wide range of products to build the immune system and overall health. She is an internationally recognized speaker and researcher. Talking with Mark Alyn, Dr. Dale explains the ins and outs of homeopathic healing for people of all ages.

Homeopathic remedies are centuries old effective tools to keep the body healthy and to fight disease. They are the first line of defense in keeping people healthy without harmful side effects.The history of modern homeopathic medicine begins with a German physician, Samuel Hahnemann. But the homeopathic concept is thousands of years old, based on the law of similars. Hippocrates described this principle. Many cultures including Native Americans, Chinese, Greeks, Mayans and Asians used this law to provide and maintain health. Hahnemann was the first to organize the law of similars into a methodical medical science.Governments around the world including the United States recognize modern homeopathy as a medical science. Other countries that recognize homeopathy include India, South Africa, Great Britain, Canada, Italy, Germany and many others. Like the pharmaceutical industry, there is an encyclopedia of homeopathic medicines indicating how to make them and what they treat. Backed by continuing scientific research, the pharmacopoeia of homeopathic medicines is regularly updated.The popularity of homeopathy in America began in the early 1800s. In Europe, royalty and common folk both enjoyed the benefits of this discipline. In the twenty first century, the use of homeopathic and natural supplements continues. Today, millions of people worldwide use homeopathic treatments to maintain proper health.In recent years, the traditional medical establishment continues to battle homeopathic healthcare providers.Late Night Health covers a variety of homeopathic issues with Theresa Dale, Ph.D., CCN. From health freedom and the right to choose healthcare alternatives, to researching a variety of health issues, Dr. Dale brings a new and fresh approach regarding homeopathy to consumers.Dr. Dale has been involved in developing a wide range of products to build the immune system and overall health. She is an internationally recognized speaker and researcher. Talking with Mark Alyn, Dr. Dale explains the ins and outs of homeopathic healing for people of all ages.

Homeopathic remedies are centuries old effective tools to keep the body healthy and to fight disease. They are the first line of defense in keeping people healthy without harmful side effects.The history of modern homeopathic medicine begins with a German physician, Samuel Hahnemann. But the homeopathic concept is thousands of years old, based on the law of similars. Hippocrates described this principle. Many cultures including Native Americans, Chinese, Greeks, Mayans and Asians used this law to provide and maintain health. Hahnemann was the first to organize the law of similars into a methodical medical science.Governments around the world including the United States recognize modern homeopathy as a medical science. Other countries that recognize homeopathy include India, South Africa, Great Britain, Canada, Italy, Germany and many others. Like the pharmaceutical industry, there is an encyclopedia of homeopathic medicines indicating how to make them and what they treat. Backed by continuing scientific research, the pharmacopoeia of homeopathic medicines is regularly updated.The popularity of homeopathy in America began in the early 1800s. In Europe, royalty and common folk both enjoyed the benefits of this discipline. In the twenty first century, the use of homeopathic and natural supplements continues. Today, millions of people worldwide use homeopathic treatments to maintain proper health.In recent years, the traditional medical establishment continues to battle homeopathic healthcare providers.Late Night Health covers a variety of homeopathic issues with Theresa Dale, Ph.D., CCN. From health freedom and the right to choose healthcare alternatives, to researching a variety of health issues, Dr. Dale brings a new and fresh approach regarding homeopathy to consumers.Dr. Dale has been involved in developing a wide range of products to build the immune system and overall health. She is an internationally recognized speaker and researcher. Talking with Mark Alyn, Dr. Dale explains the ins and outs of homeopathic healing for people of all ages.

Homeopathic remedies are centuries old effective tools to keep the body healthy and to fight disease. They are the first line of defense in keeping people healthy without harmful side effects.The history of modern homeopathic medicine begins with a German physician, Samuel Hahnemann. But the homeopathic concept is thousands of years old, based on the law of similars. Hippocrates described this principle. Many cultures including Native Americans, Chinese, Greeks, Mayans and Asians used this law to provide and maintain health. Hahnemann was the first to organize the law of similars into a methodical medical science.Governments around the world including the United States recognize modern homeopathy as a medical science. Other countries that recognize homeopathy include India, South Africa, Great Britain, Canada, Italy, Germany and many others. Like the pharmaceutical industry, there is an encyclopedia of homeopathic medicines indicating how to make them and what they treat. Backed by continuing scientific research, the pharmacopoeia of homeopathic medicines is regularly updated.The popularity of homeopathy in America began in the early 1800s. In Europe, royalty and common folk both enjoyed the benefits of this discipline. In the twenty first century, the use of homeopathic and natural supplements continues. Today, millions of people worldwide use homeopathic treatments to maintain proper health.In recent years, the traditional medical establishment continues to battle homeopathic healthcare providers.Late Night Health covers a variety of homeopathic issues with Theresa Dale, Ph.D., CCN. From health freedom and the right to choose healthcare alternatives, to researching a variety of health issues, Dr. Dale brings a new and fresh approach regarding homeopathy to consumers.Dr. Dale has been involved in developing a wide range of products to build the immune system and overall health. She is an internationally recognized speaker and researcher. Talking with Mark Alyn, Dr. Dale explains the ins and outs of homeopathic healing for people of all ages.

Homeopathic remedies are centuries old effective tools to keep the body healthy and to fight disease. They are the first line of defense in keeping people healthy without harmful side effects.The history of modern homeopathic medicine begins with a German physician, Samuel Hahnemann. But the homeopathic concept is thousands of years old, based on the law of similars. Hippocrates described this principle. Many cultures including Native Americans, Chinese, Greeks, Mayans and Asians used this law to provide and maintain health. Hahnemann was the first to organize the law of similars into a methodical medical science.Governments around the world including the United States recognize modern homeopathy as a medical science. Other countries that recognize homeopathy include India, South Africa, Great Britain, Canada, Italy, Germany and many others. Like the pharmaceutical industry, there is an encyclopedia of homeopathic medicines indicating how to make them and what they treat. Backed by continuing scientific research, the pharmacopoeia of homeopathic medicines is regularly updated.The popularity of homeopathy in America began in the early 1800s. In Europe, royalty and common folk both enjoyed the benefits of this discipline. In the twenty first century, the use of homeopathic and natural supplements continues. Today, millions of people worldwide use homeopathic treatments to maintain proper health.In recent years, the traditional medical establishment continues to battle homeopathic healthcare providers.Late Night Health covers a variety of homeopathic issues with Theresa Dale, Ph.D., CCN. From health freedom and the right to choose healthcare alternatives, to researching a variety of health issues, Dr. Dale brings a new and fresh approach regarding homeopathy to consumers.Dr. Dale has been involved in developing a wide range of products to build the immune system and overall health. She is an internationally recognized speaker and researcher. Talking with Mark Alyn, Dr. Dale explains the ins and outs of homeopathic healing for people of all ages.

Homeopathic remedies are centuries old effective tools to keep the body healthy and to fight disease. They are the first line of defense in keeping people healthy without harmful side effects.The history of modern homeopathic medicine begins with a German physician, Samuel Hahnemann. But the homeopathic concept is thousands of years old, based on the law of similars. Hippocrates described this principle. Many cultures including Native Americans, Chinese, Greeks, Mayans and Asians used this law to provide and maintain health. Hahnemann was the first to organize the law of similars into a methodical medical science.Governments around the world including the United States recognize modern homeopathy as a medical science. Other countries that recognize homeopathy include India, South Africa, Great Britain, Canada, Italy, Germany and many others. Like the pharmaceutical industry, there is an encyclopedia of homeopathic medicines indicating how to make them and what they treat. Backed by continuing scientific research, the pharmacopoeia of homeopathic medicines is regularly updated.The popularity of homeopathy in America began in the early 1800s. In Europe, royalty and common folk both enjoyed the benefits of this discipline. In the twenty first century, the use of homeopathic and natural supplements continues. Today, millions of people worldwide use homeopathic treatments to maintain proper health.In recent years, the traditional medical establishment continues to battle homeopathic healthcare providers.Late Night Health covers a variety of homeopathic issues with Theresa Dale, Ph.D., CCN. From health freedom and the right to choose healthcare alternatives, to researching a variety of health issues, Dr. Dale brings a new and fresh approach regarding homeopathy to consumers.Dr. Dale has been involved in developing a wide range of products to build the immune system and overall health. She is an internationally recognized speaker and researcher. Talking with Mark Alyn, Dr. Dale explains the ins and outs of homeopathic healing for people of all ages.

Homeopathic remedies are centuries old effective tools to keep the body healthy and to fight disease. They are the first line of defense in keeping people healthy without harmful side effects.The history of modern homeopathic medicine begins with a German physician, Samuel Hahnemann. But the homeopathic concept is thousands of years old, based on the law of similars. Hippocrates described this principle. Many cultures including Native Americans, Chinese, Greeks, Mayans and Asians used this law to provide and maintain health. Hahnemann was the first to organize the law of similars into a methodical medical science.Governments around the world including the United States recognize modern homeopathy as a medical science. Other countries that recognize homeopathy include India, South Africa, Great Britain, Canada, Italy, Germany and many others. Like the pharmaceutical industry, there is an encyclopedia of homeopathic medicines indicating how to make them and what they treat. Backed by continuing scientific research, the pharmacopoeia of homeopathic medicines is regularly updated.The popularity of homeopathy in America began in the early 1800s. In Europe, royalty and common folk both enjoyed the benefits of this discipline. In the twenty first century, the use of homeopathic and natural supplements continues. Today, millions of people worldwide use homeopathic treatments to maintain proper health.In recent years, the traditional medical establishment continues to battle homeopathic healthcare providers.Late Night Health covers a variety of homeopathic issues with Theresa Dale, Ph.D., CCN. From health freedom and the right to choose healthcare alternatives, to researching a variety of health issues, Dr. Dale brings a new and fresh approach regarding homeopathy to consumers.Dr. Dale has been involved in developing a wide range of products to build the immune system and overall health. She is an internationally recognized speaker and researcher. Talking with Mark Alyn, Dr. Dale explains the ins and outs of homeopathic healing for people of all ages.

Joanne Halbrecht, MD joins Mark Alyn on the Late Night Health Show to talk about alternatives to orthopedic surgery. Dr. Halbrecht is a board certified orthopedic surgeon and has implemented stem cell therapy in her practice.Dr. Habrecht discusses hip replacement surgery in older people and how this greatly affects their lives. When someone in their 70's has a hip fracture it changes the level of their independence. One thing that can prevent hip fractures is good calcium while you are younger because this can prevent osteoporosis as we age.Mark and Dr Halbrecht talk about the AlignMed posture shirt and how it can help your posture. This shirt puts the shoulder blades in a more correct position and created better posture. This stimulates the muscle to fire to keep the posture and the other muscles to relax. The AlignMed posture shirt is an alternative to taping. Strengthening the core muscles can also help with posture to hold the shoulders up. Some insurances will cover the cost of the posture shirt.

Joanne Halbrecht, MD joins Mark Alyn on the Late Night Health Show to talk about alternatives to orthopedic surgery. Dr. Halbrecht is a board certified orthopedic surgeon and has implemented stem cell therapy in her practice.Dr. Habrecht discusses hip replacement surgery in older people and how this greatly affects their lives. When someone in their 70's has a hip fracture it changes the level of their independence. One thing that can prevent hip fractures is good calcium while you are younger because this can prevent osteoporosis as we age.Mark and Dr Halbrecht talk about the AlignMed posture shirt and how it can help your posture. This shirt puts the shoulder blades in a more correct position and created better posture. This stimulates the muscle to fire to keep the posture and the other muscles to relax. The AlignMed posture shirt is an alternative to taping. Strengthening the core muscles can also help with posture to hold the shoulders up. Some insurances will cover the cost of the posture shirt.

It’s no secret…when people pull together for a common cause or goal the results can improve your health. Many years ago I worked in the Correctional System with young offenders. To provide the custodial care and therapeutic treatment to help these young people improve their lives post incarceration, collaboration was key, and it actually had a ripple effect. Not only was the young offender better served, the impacts rippled over to the youth’s family. Fast forward several years when I worked in the health care system, on a psychiatry unit. The level of collaboration within the health care system, inclusion of alternative health and wellness services, the family, school and other key players in the patient’s life helped ensure the best care possible. When I opened my business I made collaboration one of the foundations upon which my business was built. I collaborate on many projects, one being the Global Influence Summit (GIS). The Global Influence Summit brings together transformational leaders and experts who want to up level their business and turn their impact into action, and, who are interested in collaborating to make a positive difference in the world.Henry Ford said “Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success.” Collaboration makes tough projects easier. It reduces the isolation that often happens for people in business, and, collaboration (when done right) can reduce stress. There are many examples worldwide of projects that have improved the lives and help of individuals and communities through collaboration. Effective collaborations require trust, clear communication, agreement on the project and direction (the common goal), and, commitment. When these qualities exist in a collaboration, the results and impact can be life (and health) changing. Here’s a few helpful tips: 1) Choose your partners/collaborators carefully, b) Map out the details of the collaboration, 3) Build the relationship and 4) Deal with issues as they arise to the project is not de-railed.Charmaine Hammond, Teresa de Grosbois and Joseph Ranseth have collaborated to host the Global Influence Summit in Florida February 8-10, 2017. www.globalinfluencesummit.com The Global Influence Summit is a perfect example of collaboration, and offers training on how to collaborate to turn impact into action. As you step into 2017 make collaboration a priority and foundation for your business success model, and for making the difference you want to make on the planet.air date 2/3/17

Studies show resistance training can be a “fountain of youth”, building bone and muscle, burning fat, and making you feel better, look younger, and live longer. OYO Fitness uses patented SpiraFlex technology to create resistive exercise products that are lightweight, compact, and provide the same benefits as free weights, without the weights.Paul Francis, OYO Fitness CEO and Inventor of Spiraflex and DoubleFlex, left the architectural profession and has been an inventor for 31 years (over 20 US and 32 foreign patents), launching innovative products in the hardware, personal care and fitness industries. In addition to managing development, production and marketing/sales, he has also demonstrated his inventions on QVC (US, Canada, Europe), HSN and created the television commercials. His company SpiraFlex, Inc. developed the Bowflex Revolution home gym (200 million in sales) and NASA’s Resistive Exercise Device on the International Space Station.He founded OYO Fitness and launched the DoubleFlex portable gym in January of 2016. “I founded OYO Fitness to build a company that provides effective, fun, fitness solutions that eliminate barriers to achieving and maintaining health. Studies show resistance training builds bone and muscle, burns fat and makes you feel better, look younger and live longer. Our OYO team strives to create innovative products you can get fit with OYO (On Your Own), that help you meet and beat life’s challenges!”In addition to the original DoubleFlex, Paul has just spearheaded the OYO Fitness® Kickstarter campaign for the new DoubleFlex® Black, a predecessor to the original DoubleFlex. With a crowdfunding goal of $30,000, OYO Fitness met and surpassed their Kickstarter goal in less than a week.The DoubleFlex Black is the second in the DoubleFlex product line, which improves on its predecessor’s lightweight, handheld design. The DoubleFlex is specifically designed to provide an effective total body workout; the all-in-one fitness unit allows for both adduction and abduction – opening and closing motions – exercises, which target opposing muscle groups in the same movement in order to balance muscle growth and development.air date: 12/30/16

Studies show resistance training can be a “fountain of youth”, building bone and muscle, burning fat, and making you feel better, look younger, and live longer. OYO Fitness uses patented SpiraFlex technology to create resistive exercise products that are lightweight, compact, and provide the same benefits as free weights, without the weights.Paul Francis, OYO Fitness CEO and Inventor of Spiraflex and DoubleFlex, left the architectural profession and has been an inventor for 31 years (over 20 US and 32 foreign patents), launching innovative products in the hardware, personal care and fitness industries. In addition to managing development, production and marketing/sales, he has also demonstrated his inventions on QVC (US, Canada, Europe), HSN and created the television commercials. His company SpiraFlex, Inc. developed the Bowflex Revolution home gym (200 million in sales) and NASA’s Resistive Exercise Device on the International Space Station.He founded OYO Fitness and launched the DoubleFlex portable gym in January of 2016. “I founded OYO Fitness to build a company that provides effective, fun, fitness solutions that eliminate barriers to achieving and maintaining health. Studies show resistance training builds bone and muscle, burns fat and makes you feel better, look younger and live longer. Our OYO team strives to create innovative products you can get fit with OYO (On Your Own), that help you meet and beat life’s challenges!”In addition to the original DoubleFlex, Paul has just spearheaded the OYO Fitness® Kickstarter campaign for the new DoubleFlex® Black, a predecessor to the original DoubleFlex. With a crowdfunding goal of $30,000, OYO Fitness met and surpassed their Kickstarter goal in less than a week.The DoubleFlex Black is the second in the DoubleFlex product line, which improves on its predecessor’s lightweight, handheld design. The DoubleFlex is specifically designed to provide an effective total body workout; the all-in-one fitness unit allows for both adduction and abduction – opening and closing motions – exercises, which target opposing muscle groups in the same movement in order to balance muscle growth and development.air date: 12/30/16

OncoGambit is a powerful and user-friendly website built to inform cancer patients about the best, science-based treatment options to help them advocate their own health and treatment plan.OncoGambit is receiving high praise from cancer patients, oncologists, non-medical oncologists, primary care doctors, radiologists, and nurses. The Company is on a path to create tools for cancer patients and their family members to proactively engage in their cancer treatment.The way it works is simple: Someone visits the website and plugs in specific patient information such as age, sex, cancer characteristics, and cancer stage, to give them specific details for a recommended treatment plan. This way, patients know what to expect every step of the way. The Company’s vision is to promote cancer patient awareness of evidence-based treatment options via a user-friendly report issued online which provides the quickest, most accurate answer to the best treatment to anyone with an internet-connected device.The best part is OncoGambit provides patients accessibility to the best experts. Many experts don’t live in the same towns, cities and states as patients so accessibility to great opinions is often an issue. Also, this gives patients the advice of more than 1100 cancer experts at once, and the guidelines and treatment recommendations they provide are based on clinical trials from within the last 30 years. They are updated regularly as new studies become available from clinical trials. The most current treatment changes every year and OncoGambit provides education on the newest research.Dr. Hannah (TheHang) Luu, CEO and co-founder, has been a practicing oncologist for over 20 years. She specializes in breast cancer. She co-founded OncoGambit with Dr. Laura Bourdeanu.Dr. Luu will be speaking with our host, Mark Alyn, about OncoGambit’s launch, cancer survival rates, why there is a wait to get a second opinion and how OncoGambit is filling this void. Tune-in to learn more.air date: 11/18/16

Ian Stikeleather's grandmother, Patricia Staton, developed arthritis in her hands. It was so bad that she could not fasten clothing with buttons or zippers.With a bachelor's degree in Entrepreneurship from Ball State University, and in Fashion/Apparel Design from the Art Institute of Indianapolis as well as a penchant for looking at things differently, Ian created a patented magnetic closure technology, a proprietary neo-dynamic magnetic closure, Magnex™, to create seamless designs.Rather surprisingly, Stikeleather credits the concept for his patent for this technology to the time he spent working in the construction industry in Amish country where the workers did not use tools powered by electricity. Working with these construction workers inspired Ian to take a different perspective on materials and construction whether it be building houses or designing garments. He simply looks at things differently.Patricia's problem was solved.But Ian did not stop there. A menswear line, Stikeleather Apparel, soon followed.The Stikeleather line has a crisp aesthetic. It explores the border between street wear and sportswear with minimalistic style lines. By replacing buttons and zippers with its proprietary magnetic closure, it tears down tradition and replaces it with something sleek, functional and durable. With futurist influence it embodies a neo-contemporary way of dressing. Through rigorous reverse engineering and testing, the Magnex™ has been calibrated for over four pounds of pull force, ensuring security and efficiency while remaining concealed."I started this line with ease of wear in mind, but it grew rather organically into a line with unprecedented versatility. I have yet to see another shirt that has a reversible collar and cuffs. I really think the magnetic closures have the ability to replace buttons and be the closure of the future," said Ian.However, the entrepreneurial Stikeleather kept going. That's why his company is called Stikeleather Apparel Holdings Inc. He recently acquired White Plum, a $9.5 million annual revenue online women's retailer that has three main marketing channels for both its custom designs and competitively-priced items purchased in bulk and sold though its own website and on Zulily and jane. White Plums' consumer is generally women aged 25-45. Founded by Hilary Zwahlen in 2012, White Plum has grown rapidly by offering fashionable and high quality women's clothing that doesn't break the bank. These garments also span multiple seasons and generations. Stikeleather plans to grow the company in multiple ways: by expanding the current marketing program, taking the product into retail outlets, adding a children's line, an upscale line, the White Plum Collection, a plus-size line, a maternity line, and adding new products such as a maternity box subscription, in line with the customer's interests and passions of the young mom on the go.air date: 9/23/16

Dr Susanne Bennett joins Mark Alyn to talk about how to get your energy back. Ever wonder why children run around with endless energy, and you’re ready to fall asleep just watching them? In her new book “Mighty Mito™”, Dr. Susanne Bennett, DC, CCSP, has the answer!It all has to do with the mitochondria, our ‘cellular batteries’, which are present in almost every cell in the body.Research shows that aging, and its associated health issues and lower energy levels, is linked to a decline in mitochondrial function. As we age the levels of antioxidants in our mitochondria deplete, increasing free radical damage to mitochondrial cellular anatomy, including the delicate mitochondrial DNA. Due to this aging process and free radical damage, our mitochondria function and numbers declines during the early thirties, at a rate of 10% every decade of life.Late-Night-Health-Susanne-Bennett-MitoIn her #1 best-selling book, Dr. Bennett presents a scientific and proven program of nutrition and lifestyle changes that will improve your energy levels naturally by optimizing your mitochrondria’s ability to process food and oxygen to convert them to energy. The book offers a 5-step Mighty Mito plan that includes recipes, as well as a discussion of vitamins and supplements.In the vitamin and supplement chapter, Dr. Bennett points out her own clinical study where she collected patient symptom surveys before and after the intake of MitoQ®, a CoEnzyme Q10 supplement. The resulted were very promising— patients with chronic fatigue syndrome and neurological conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s revealed that within 2 weeks of taking the MitoQ® supplement, they started to experience less fatigue and were able to sustain longer bouts of body and brain energy throughout the day.In addition, “Mighty Mito™” provides exercise tips, stress reduction techniques and strategies on how to create a mitochrondria-friendly physical environment; all of which will improve healthy mitochrondrial function to help people regain optimal energy resources and recover from chronic illnesses.