Allies In Biz Prime Time Event Testimonial

Good Morning lovely ladies!  I wanted to thank you for the opportunity to host a Prime Time event for Allies in Biz, it was such a great experience.  You both were a wonderful resource for marketing the event and following through with the needs of the event. 

In my past experiences of hosting events at my office, the results and success have been intermittent and limited to say the least.  By no means do I strive in the promotion department.  Now with my office seeing a good amount of patients, events such as these have become even more important and more difficult to find the time for all the planning and promotion, not to mention the stress of the actual event.  It has been vital having Allies in Biz as a resource. 

Looking at it from a Time-Investment viewpoint, I was thrilled with it.  The majority of my time was centered around getting the refreshments and coordinating all the staff that I needed at the office for the event.  Beyond that I had no time at all to dedicate to the event.  Having Phyllis and Celeste spearheading the promotion, marketing, and flow of the event was essential. 
Analyzing it from a Financial-Investment viewpoint, I also am very happy with the success.  The annual membership to Allies in Biz was more than I invested in the event, of course with the wine being the most costly and only costing $40, that was money well worth it.  I honestly don't know where else you could get this event for a lesser investment and such a huge return.

Since the event I have had 5 New Patients schedule for services at my office, 2 additional appointments for our HCG weight loss plan, and I am confident that these are just the tip of the iceberg regarding how many people I will be able to help from this Prime Time event.

I look forward to other business Prime Time events and I am confident that EVERY business should have Allies in Biz as a resource and part of their marketing plan.

Thanks wonderful Allies In Biz!!
www.alliesinbiz.com

What really is an ALLERGY?

An allergy is defined as a condition of unusual sensitivity of one individual towards one or more substances which may be harmless or even beneficial to a majority of other individuals.  Any substance is capable of producing a reaction.  A reaction of 30% or less is considered mild reaction.

Allergic reactions can cause changes to various molecules in the body that can be measured.  In a reaction that is more than mild, the immune mediator IgG becomes elevated but the IgE does not elevate.  A true allergy is when IgE is elevated.  When a person gets allergy testing completed with blood analysis, the majority of testing is based on IgG and IgE levels with different possible allergens.

So what kinds of things can cause an allergic reaction?

• Toxins from food, bacteria, fungus, virus, neurotoxins, msg, radiation, etc.
• Post-Injuries, accidents, surgery
• Genetically transmitted sources:  Inherited allergies from past family generations
• Deficiency and malabsorption disorders
• Emotional traumas

So an allergy is much more than coughs, sneezes, and rashes... although that is usually what you think of.  Allergy can present as headaches, irritable bowel issues, eczema, chronic sinus drainage, diarrhea, vomiting, poor concentration, and much more.

Acute allergies occur soon after exposure to the allergen, possibly within minutes.
Low levels allergies can occur days after exposure... such as low level food allergies or headaches.

What is the weirdest symptom that you have experienced?  Do you know what caused it? 

Passion

In my 35 years of roaming the earth, I have found that there are two types of workers out there.  Those that are passionate about what they do and those that are not.  Take, for example, the differences in Chiropractors.  There are those that have a passion "to do,to give, to love, and to serve"  and then there are those that do it as a job.  While there is nothing preventing people from being Chiropractors for the all-mighty dollar, I find it difficult to understand how one can balance the focus required to help a person heal with the desire to make money.  When every derivative of what a doctor provides for that person has an undertone of 'what will I be able to bill insurance?  how much money can I make from this?'.... it begs me to ask 'are you offering this for the money or does the patient really need this?'  I see this in most every profession in one way or another, so that is why I believe that passion for what you do makes a huge impact on why and how you do it.  If you lead with your heart, then the financial security will come.  If you lead with George Washington, you will always be tethered to it.  My secret ingredient today is passion.

The growth of your tree

When a seed is put in the ground there is an infinite amounts of things that can affect it's growth.  Poor soil will prevent any growth at all.  Little sun and rain can limit it's growth.  Harsh weather and animals can end it's growth too early. 
For most trees, life is colored with a little of all of these factors. 
Some trees are doomed from the beginning as a result of poorly developed roots, some are weak from lack of nutrition, some tired from a continuous harsh climate, some have a failure to thrive as a result of dismal circumstances, and many have early considerable damage from stronger animals.


So...How is the growth of your tree doing?  How about your 5 pillars... Do you have good nutrition?  Proper rest and relaxation? Get enough exercise? Have a positive mental attitude?  A strong nervous system for proper healing and function?   Would you know it if you didn't?

This blog is dedicated to you knowing what you have and what you don't, knowing how you improve what you have, how you get what you don't have... and what you shouldn't even waste your time on.

It is not my job to tell you what to do, it is my passion to inspire you to make those hard decisions about your health for yourself... only you can live in your skin, so, what do you want that skin to look like?