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Helping You Help Your Health with The Healthy Place · Ask The Experts

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It's Wednesday morning at eight thirty nine, and taking your calls to keep you
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smiling with the Healthy Place. It's to what is up Sean, my brother
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from another mother the morning. It's good. I always trying to extenuate,
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you know, my sentences to catch your breath. You know, it's quite
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the intro man. You're a thoughtful man for doing that, and you know
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it's it's it's something I do special for you because I always feel like I've
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got to bring the energy. I got to bring the pepper. I gotta
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bring my a game or else we're gonna you know, I don't want to
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disappoint. And of course match the energy with with what you've got Tim,
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And that's a great thing too, the passion that you have for what it
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is that you guys do at the Healthy Place, and of course the foundation
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of the Healthy Place. We'll talk a little bit about those things speaking of
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that passion and of course what drives Tim and the team at the Healthy Place
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that's helping people and helping you. And it's a great opportunity right now if
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you've got a question, to get on the air and chat with Tim Brian
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from the Healthy Place, so I could just pick up the phone, give
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us call six O eight three two one thirteen ten. That's six O eight
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three two one thirteen ten left to hear for him this morning. And also
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when you get on the air, Tim, one of the cool things is
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not only is it a great conversation, not only are the great answers.
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There's a little incentive for that. Oh I has twenty five dollars gift card.
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in because it helps my show. It also helps demonstrate what our mission accomplishes
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every day with hundreds of people in Madison, customer comes in with a question,
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we point them in a natural, alternative direction. It's really fun and
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now's a good time to call. It's a prime opportunity right now. Six
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the first this morning. We'd love for you to do. And of course
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consultant right online at find your Healthy Place dot com. Or you better stop
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on in chatt in person, west side of Madison, Fitchburg or sun Prairie.
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Those are the locations of the Healthy Place and again online find your Healthy
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Place dot com. Let's find your Healthy Place dot com. And the phone
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lines are open six O eight three two one thirteen ten. That's six O
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eight three two one thirteen ten. I ask you, by the way,
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we haven't talked about the fundamental five for a while. I may ask you
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a little bit later on in the program about those those five. I know
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that that's there's there's a few things I know people always ask about, like
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what if I'm just kind of looking for something, you know, what are
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the kind of like the core things I'm gonna ask you about that foundations?
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I love it. Yeah, we'll talk about those. We'll talk about some
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listener emails as well. Tim At finds your Healthy Place. That's tim At
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find your Healthy Place dot com. But first we head right on out to
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the phones and beautiful Verona where Terry is standing by. Terry, welcome to
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the program. You're on the air with Tim O'Brien from The Healthy Place.
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Terry, Hello, good morning. All right, can you hear me?
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I can? Okay, wonderful. Well, Um, you've helped me with
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the colle lestro if you low chless, Um, what do you have to
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blood pressure? Blood pressure? I'm curious with the less cless how long did
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you notice it take to before you noticed results with the less cless product.
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I gotta be honest to him. I haven't. I haven't made it to
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your store yet to buy it, but I quit taking my robo statin um
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and my eggs and pains are pretty much gone now. But I plan on
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getting to your store this week in Pittsburgh. That is phenomenal. Well,
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I'm looking forward to that because that less kless you know, to our listeners
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here, if you have high cholesterol, that product has been the most in
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the in the top three or four most successful products in our store. It's
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so consistent in its success in lowering the cholesterol. So, Terry, I'm
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excited for you to get on over and take that, and then jumping over
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to the blood pressure question. You know I would recommend clinical OPC grape seed
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X track, So if you go to our website and you type in OPC,
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that will bring you to that grape seed extract. It has been very
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successful and lowering blood pressure. Blood pressure is a tough one though, so
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you gotta have patients. Hibiscus is another really big one, so we sell
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clinical OPC grape seed extract and hibiscus very common. Olive leaf extract is a
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third if somebody's really trying to stay away from the drugs, because the drugs
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have some negatives to them, So if there's a natural approach that treats that
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issue but then doesn't have those side effects, it's something worth considering. And
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those three nutrients have been our most successful terry. So if you're popping over
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to grab that less choless you know, ask and bring up that blood pressure
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too. This is such a great question for our listeners to hear that there
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is success and there is good science and reason to believe that you can manage
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both cholesterol and blood pressure naturally. We've been doing it for thirteen fourteen years
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here over at the Healthy Place, and we work with people's medical professionals,
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so we're not pretending to be doctors or anything. It's been very successful.
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So thank you for this question. Great question, Terry, and let us
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know how it goes when you get into the healthy place you mentioned do yeah,
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head on over to the Fitchburg location of course, available as well the
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wellness consultants at Fitchburg west side of Madison Son Prairie. Also online find your
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Healthy Place dot com. That's find your Healthy Place dot com. Phone lines
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are open six eight three two one thirteen ten. That's six o eight three
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two one thirteen ten. We head down the road to Manona and and Chris
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joins. This is Rony Chris. Welcome to the program. Hey, Chris,
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you hornon. My question is um, I'm a diabetic two and I've
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been on that format for a few years now and I really want to get
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off of it because I hear so many bad things about it. But is
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there another alterns show that's more natural? There there is, and type two
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diabetes is one that I was inspired as a younger man by a doctor Whittaker.
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He lives in California. He used to manage the entire nation's food supply,
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so he'd watch he'd just watch over the entire nation's reception of food into
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our country, so kind of a cool dude. I was inspired by him,
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and he started his own practice treating people with type two diabetes, and
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he was very successful in curing type two diabetes hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of
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cases and patients. So I was inspired with him early on. Type two
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diabetes is absolutely a disease that can be controlled through diet and supplementation, and
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so that's been an area that I've been educating people on and it's exciting because
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people kind of think, Hey, I have type two diabetes, I'm just
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stuck forever and through diet and supplementation. That's just not true from a supplement
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standpoint. I like to bring up two products. The first is our lapoic
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acid. So if you're taking notes, Chris, write down Perfect ten.
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Perfect ten that has an R lopoic acid, which is a universal antioccident,
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very healthy for air, skin, and nails, and recharging mitochondria for energy.
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In the area of diabetics, it converts glucose into energy, so it
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balances those insulin levels, helps with sugar carb cravings. And that product again
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is called Perfect ten. And then the second thing I like to bring up
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if someone's trying to avoid medication, like the metforman you mentioned, you know
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it has some negatives to it, and in general, you know, drugs
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tend to treat a symptom and then then cause some sort of damage in the
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body. It's negative, it's chemicals to your system, and so people in
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general, if hey, if we can look and find something that treats the
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symptom and helps the body, it's a good idea. So glucose support is
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the second product. I recommend glucose support and that is a blend of your
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top nutrients. Real good science behind a lot of these nutrients like Burberine ton
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of science in the last ten years on treating type to diabetes, mulberry,
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geminia sevestra, chromium is your top mineral or one of your top for balancing
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sugar levels. Between those two, Chris, perfect ten and glucose support,
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we've been successful in moving the needle for a diabetic Great question, Chris,
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thank you for the call. I fits some fantastic calls. Yea, they
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are great. Trip and Chris, and over to Terry two. Hey,
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if you need links for some of those products, or you're listening and you'd
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like some links to just know about those products, have them in the back
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pocket. Send an email Tim at find your Healthy Place dot com and we'll
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get those sent over. We got to educate. It's Tim ti am at
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find your Healthy Place dot com. Fold lines are open six eight three two
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one thirteen ten. At six eight three two one thirteen ten we go to
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Lodi and Lucy is standing by. Lucy, welcome to the program. You're
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on the air with Tim O'Brien from the Healthy Place. Hey, good morning,
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Lucy, good morning. Question about gout? H yeah, yep.
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How long have you been bad ling the goat? A month and a half.
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Ouch. Yeah, it's no fun at all. You know, gout
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is a uric acid imbalance, and the most successful thing I have ever seen
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work is tart cherry extract. And some people drink the juice, some people
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take the capsules. I recommend the capsules based in a couple of reasons.
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One you know, doesn't have the sugar content and to the specific capsule I
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recommend has a higher level of the anthocyanins. If I can say that right
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as the active compound to be more therapeutic in bringing balance to the uric acid.
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So Terry Naturally. He's one of my heroes in this industry. His
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name's Terry Lamaran's the owner. His brand is called Terry Naturally tart Cherry.
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If you type that in tart cherry or you type in gout, that'll pull
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it up. And that would be what I'd recommend for you. And if
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you could take two capsule three times a day, I know it's you know,
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a lot, six capsules a day, two three times a day.
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You do that for two weeks, So two three times a day for two
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weeks. That has been bringing great relief. If the pain is a little
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higher, then I would encourage also some kerk human to bring the inflammation side
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down. There's a product called Kira Health. See you are a health by
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Lively Vitamin co and that'll come right up on our website. And that cleans
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your body of inflammation. So all the pain, the root of pain is
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inflammation and that reduces the inflammation. So that would be the two I think
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that'll help you out. Thank you so much, great question, very welcome,
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great questions all around, Lucy. Thank you for the call. You
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had a co worker who had about a gout recently, and oh my goodness,
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I guess I never fully understood it, and oh my gosh it it
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can be definitely debilitating and extremely painful. Good to see some great questions this
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morning. If you've got a question for Tim, I'd love to get you
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on the air. I gotta doce pick up phone, give us call six
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thirteen ten. We'll get you on the air with Tim O'Brien from the Healthy
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Place. Tim. We'll hook you up with a twenty five dollars gift card
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for your fantastic question. Don't forget as well. You can always stop on
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in. They'd love to see you at the Healthy Place west side of Madison,
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Fitchburger Sun Prairie location, or of course online find your Healthy Place dot
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com. That's fine, your Healthy Place dot com. Love to keep the
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calls going. Love to hear from you this morning. Pick up phone,
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Tim at six O eight three two one thirteen ten. That's six O eight
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three two one thirteen ten. And Sue joins us this morning. Sue,
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welcome to the program. You're on the air with Tim O'Brien from the Healthy
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Place. Sue, good morning, Good morning. I was wondering if you
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have anything that would help someone who has inclusion body myositis or IBM. Goodness,
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gravy. Yeah, tell me a little bit more about that. What
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have you been experiencing as the main side effects. Well, I've been diagnosed
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with it and I'm having trouble walking and two things on that order. M
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hmm yeah. So so pain in general, how's how's the pain level?
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But I mean IBM in general, it can produce a lot of pain.
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Um, it's not too bad. That's good. That's good. So walking
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and circulation can be a problem. How's that been going now it's kind of
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bad. Yeah, yeah, I mean pain circulation would be two things that
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you know are typical side effects. I'd encourage kirkuman to clean the inflammation out
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of the body, and I'd encourage for circulatory support m coenzyme q ten and
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systemic enzymes, so that you know what was that the the coquten, Yeah,
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coenzyme q ten is an antioxidant that helps strengthen the heart health and overall
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circulation. And then systemic enzymes help break down the clump junkie stuff in the
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blood that can mess with with circulation, so it cleans the blood system and
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helps free up circulation. So there's a product called Vibrenza. I know,
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I just threw a lot at you here. Vibrenza is a blend of systemic
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enzymes. I would encourage you to connect and come in our stores because we
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have I'd want to open the book on this one, and I'd want to
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ask you some more questions. Or when I say me, you know our
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wellness consultants, I'd want more questions to be able to be asked in a
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little bit more of a conversation to be opened up before I give you a
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real strong recommendation, because I want to steer you right. So I would
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encourage popping into the store one of our stores we have three in Madison,
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or hitting our live chat feature on our website to just ask the question and
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start a conversation. This is an example where I don't just like to shoot
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from the hip. I want to ask more questions, get a little more
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clarification and the show here. And unfortunately we don't don't have time to go
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real deep. So I want to take care of you. So how does
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that sound sounds good to me? Hey in there, Yeah, that is
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I mean I've heard enough about IBM to know it is brutal. So you
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hang in there and God bless you. Okay, well, thank you so
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much, so thank you for the call, and we head down to over
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to Middleton and Cindy joins us. Cindy, welcome to the program. You're
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on the air with Tim O'Brien from The Healthy Place. Hey, good morn
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and Cindy, how are you good? Hey? Um, in this rifled
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age of sixty something, I have developed night cramp, which I understand you're
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very popular with women at this date, and it's not been fun. I've
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started taking magnesium, but I want and I've read about it. If I
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wanted to hear what you had to say, and yeah, ye, can
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I ask you? Then? I have a statement type thing I'm dealing with.
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Every time I do something like that, my son kind of freaks out
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and says, you should be calling your doctor. So anyway, I'm kind
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of dressing two thanks here, yeah, so so in thank you? Yeah,
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so that that first you're saying your son saying, hey, nightcramps,
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you should really be contacting the doctor. Every time I take something on a
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health you know, like lining, you's always say you should talk to your
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doctor before you do these things. So anyway, Yeah, well I'll address
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that one first because I'm kind of passionate about it, so I respect his
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perspective on that, and you know, in general, what I like,
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what I My main mission is actually to help people become the sea their own
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health, you know, and that's through our mission of impact and power and
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educate every customer to learn, grow and create a lifelong foundation of health and
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wellness. And it's actually even why we named our store the Healthy Place,
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because everybody has their own healthy place and our job is to help them find
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their healthy place. So you know, i'd respect your son's you know,
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position might be like, hey, contact the doctor, get his opinion.
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How I view it is, you're the CEO of your own health, and
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you have your medical doctor over here, your pharmacists over here, you have
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your natural path or your chiropractor, you're acupuncturist, you know, your wellness
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consultants over at the Healthy Place, and we're somebody that's on your team to
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just educate on what natural alternatives can be done. And you know, my
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personal belief is I really like to try and be educated on natural alternatives before
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I go to a surgery or before I go to the drugs. So in
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general, our medical system, the way it's set up is pharmaceutical drugs are
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the answer and surgeries are the answer, and it doesn't really leave a whole
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lot of room for natural alternatives. And that's what we are is we're a
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natural alternative and we're a support. You know, my arm is linked with
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our medical system in the sense of man, I want to support our health
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in Madison, you know, in our medical system supporting health in a certain
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way, and we're supporting health in another way. And so do lots of
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different paths to get to your healthy place. So I would, you know,
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I'd kind of throw that out there and then onto the evening nightcramps.
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You know, I really like your approach by the way of just pee,
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taking a peek and finding what else is out there natural alternative wise before you
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go get on pharmaceutical drugs or surgery or something like that. So there's two
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products I'd bring up to you. First, I want to ask you you
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mentioned and you're taken magnesium for the night craps. Do you know what form
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of magnesium it is? But the capsule dark tail night side yep, yep,
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The reason I ask is something like ninety eight percent of magnesium sold in
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the United States are what's known as magnesium oxide, and magnesium oxide tests the
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hair above placebo and it works really well with certain things and really really bad
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with other things. So when it comes to cramping, there's a biscliscinate form
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of magnesium that's significantly more effective than that magnesium oxide form, So chances are
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you're taking that oxide. I would encourage a product called magnesium ease, and
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there's a lot of good brands out there. Purencapsulations makes one, Try Naturally
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makes one, Lively Vitamin Co makes one, and that's our top seller,
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magnesium ease. So I would write that one down and I would a significant
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yelp. Go ahead, let me confirm that spelling quick, magnesium ease.
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Yeah, So like the full word magnesium ease. I had a mind blank
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there, and then the second word is ease, so ea se up correct,
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And I would encourage two three times a day because you're likely magnesium deficient
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and I don't think that oxide is cutting it for you. So I would
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want to make sure your magnesium levels are at a healthy place because most people
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are deficient, just like vitamin D and iodide, and like most people are
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deficient in magnesium, so i'd want a two three times a day. If
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you develop a loosen stool, that means you're taking a little bit too much
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magnesium, so you you'd pull back a little bit, but I doubt you'll
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have that happen with this approach. And then the second one I'd want to
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bring up to you is called get Even. Get Even, and that's a
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women's balancing formula. I really like it because if your hormone levels are too
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high you know, brings it down, too low brings it up. It
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helps bring balance and specifically though it helps treat that the cramping that can come.
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Like you said sixties, you know, one of the side effects there
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is some cramping. So that has been helping women in that area as well.
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And I would encourage two servings of that a day, so AM and
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pm uh. It's three capsule serving, so I know it's kind of a
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lot of capsules. But if we could try this for a month, I
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bet you'd find relief. And you could shoot an email two to me.
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I could send you links if that's helpful. Tim at find your Healthy Place
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dot com or always you know, stopping our stores that works too. Do
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you think the make easy is more important than the popasium or it's just hard
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to get into your body? And really good question. I mean, if
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I were to I was gonna I'm trying to be gentle. If I were
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to bring up a third product to you, I would have brought up a
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solid multi vitamin. Lively Vitamin co makes one of my favorite multi vitamins.
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I'm a little biased because I own the brand. It has your potassium at
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a therapeutic level in there. It has a number of the other minerals that
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play a role with cramping as well. So those three products. Yet you
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nailed it. That would be the next in line. Great questions this morning,
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all around busy busy phone lines dot Thanks for the Yeah, thanks for
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the call, and don't forget you can chat with a wellness consultant online,
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of course, send a message right at find your Healthy Place dot com.
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Let's find your Healthyplace dot com. Even better, stop on in say hello,
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whether it's the West side of Madison, Fitchburger's Sun Prairie location off the
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Healthy Place and again online find your Healthy Place dot com. Tim, You
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enjoy this beautiful day, Thank you my man. You doo Dan O'Donnell.
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He comes your way next right here. On thirteen ten, Wiba