On Friday June 7th 2019, I went to bed feeling totally normal other than I had a slight chill. The next morning, I woke up and I could barely move. It was like all the energy got sucked right out of my body. Being that I'm extremely healthy and take very good care of myself, I didn't suspect that it could be anything that serious. I figured I just had a bug.
I pushed myself to do whatever I could do that day but EVERYTHING was...
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Medical Doctor Reveals Secrets for Fighting Inflammation
Have you ever had the experience where you instantly formed a connection with someone the first time you talked to them? I've had many of those experiences over the years and I recently had another one. It was with a gentleman who is a Medical Doctor, and I bring it up because our connection is very good news for you.
I'll tell you why in a second but first let me tell you how I discovered him.
Several months ago I got a call from a woman...
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Making a Comeback Against All Odds
During this amazing weekend when we celebrate the deliverance of the nation of Israel from slavery and the resurrection of Jesus, I felt it was fitting to give you a dose of inspiration by sharing some other great "comeback" stories with you.
These are stories of people that were in impossible or near impossible situations yet persevered to victory. I love these types of stories because they remind me that I can also overcome difficult situations I face, if I don't give up.
The first story is...
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Bruce’s Broken Foot Gets Instantly Healed
On March 30th, 2019 myself and a few friends were setting up for our weekly Siesta Beach Prayer Circle gathering at the public beach's north pavilion. While I was busy organizing our free gift table, a young man named Bruce came by on crutches. When my friend Sam saw Bruce, he approached him and asked him what happened.
Bruce told Sam that he fractured his foot a few days earlier and that it was too painful to walk on. Sam asked Bruce if we could pray...
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Steve Gillenwater’s Experience Working With Me To Help His Hips and Shoulders
Steve's Gillenwater’s body has been through a lot. In 1984 when Steve was 23 years old, he was in a dirt bike accident that literally snapped the head of his femur off. After 3 attempts to try and save it, Steve had to have a hip replacement. He has had 2 more hip surgeries since. Due to the massive amount of muscle atrophy, plus the compensation patterns he developed, over the years Steve has not only had chronic hip pain,...
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114 Year Old Man Shares His Longevity Secrets
If I asked you, "what is your health and fitness goal?" What would you say? Would you say something that is weight related? Pain related? Sports related?
At one time in my life I would have said that my goal was to make it through chemotherapy. At another time I would have said that it was to not be fat anymore. At another time I would have said that my goal was to make my back strong enough to not have pain. At age 36, all my health...
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After 4 States In 6 Days…
This weekend felt a little odd for me because I only worked one day last week. That's because last Saturday I left for a 6 day family vacation that included stops in Las Vegas, California, Utah and Arizona.
It was amazing.
We saw a Cirque Du Soleil show (complete with a free backstage tour thanks to one of my amazing clients), and we also went to Death Valley, Zion National Park and The Grand Canyon. Needless to say, it was a lot to pack in to just...
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Harvard Scientists Say This Can Help You Live Longer
Do you remember the cartoon "Winnie the Pooh?"
If so, you might remember a character named Eeyore. Eeyore was known as a negative, gloomy, depressed donkey who always expected the worst.
Do you know anyone like that?
If you remember Eeyore than you probably also remember Tigger. Tigger was the exact opposite. Tigger was happy, exuberant and loved to share his positivity with others.
Have you ever met anyone like that?
It may seem funny to compare people to cartoon characters but Eeyore and Tigger represent two very opposing attitudes that people...
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Bryson Dechambeau Shares His Experience With MAT
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3 Lessons Learned While Rehabbing
1. It’s A LOT of work to rehab your body and there is no easy way to do it.
Whether you are dealing with an injury that happened because of a sudden forceful event like the one I’ve described, or whether you’re dealing with an injury that has progressively gotten worse over time, this applies to you.
Early on I made mental agreement with the idea that I was going to be “on call” 24-7 doing exercises and stretches, using topicals, taking supplements and doing everything I...
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