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Health Show 11:00-12:00
Paul J. Rosen, a Portland and Vancouver acupuncturist, graduated with a Bachelor of Arts & Sciences degree in Chemistry (major), Mathematics and Philosophy (minors), from Western Michigan University. He also holds a Doctorate of Jurisprudence from Indiana University School of Law at Bloomington. Mr. Rosen subsequently achieved a Master's of Traditional Oriental Medicine from Emperors College in Santa Monica, California, where he graduated with honors. Oriental Medicine includes the disciplines of acupuncture, herbal medicine, tui na (massage), dietary and nutritional therapy among others. Mr. Rosen continued his education in acupuncture and herbal medicine by earning a postgraduate Certificate of Achievement in Shanghai, China. He later completed more advanced acupuncture training in Stans, Switzerland. As a licensed Portland and Vancouver Acupuncturist he has continued postgraduate education in many areas of natural medicine including diet, nutrition and health improvement program design. Most recently he graduated from the leading-edge nutritional program as a master clinician of Nutrition Response Testing. Paul Rosen wants people to understand the irony of the fact that Americans are the best fed, but most undernourished population on the planet. “It’s not about obesity, because everyone knows we’re the most obese nation on the planet,” said Rosen, author of The Great Health Heist (www.TheGreatHealthHeist.com ). “If it was just about people being fat, it wouldn’t matter, but it’s not. Nutrition is not about how much you weigh, but your overall health, and in this nation, we eat garbage daily.” Rosen’s thesis is that the processed foods and food substitutes, both commercial and organic -- cannot sustain health. “Concentrated sweeteners like sugar, high fructose corn and agave syrups cannot be consumed at all without undermining your health,” he added. “Our body is constantly under attack by foods that harm our systems, many of which we can barely even digest properly. And when we get sick, we turn to the healthcare industry that thinks prescription drugs are the answer to all that ails us. Poor nutrition causes chronic ill health and we need to start thinking of methods outside the traditional nutritional and healthcare paradigms if we are going to arrest the pattern before irreversible damage can be done. There are five things we need to understand before that happens.”
Lifestyle Show 12:00-1:00
Marshall Howard
is known as the world's leading business relationship expert. His methods have been featured in the Los Angeles Times, U.S. News & World Report, Sales & Marketing Management, Success Magazine, NonProfit Times, Metro Business Journals throughout the country and many other publications. Over the past 25 years, Marshall has delivered over 800 life-changing keynotes, board presentations and trainings to more than a quarter of a million people worldwide. He reveals the secrets and practical how to's that help you build stronger relationships with those critical to your success. Marshall is an attorney, former television executive, teacher, sales and marketing consultant. He quickly discovered that a person's ability to build collaborative relationships is one of the single most important life skills. If you enjoy the thrill of uncovering you hidden strengths, you'll love what you'll discover inside this fun learning novel. Follow Oscar, a somewhat stressed, overworked, nonprofit Executive Director as he struggles to move his organization and career to the next level. Although written for nonprofits, this little bestseller has spread like wildfire into the business community. After their initial exposure to Let's Have Lunch Together on nonprofit boards, many leaders have adopted Oscar's practices and put them to work growing their strategic business alliances, as well as their customer and vendor relationships. There's probably a little bit of Oscar in all of us. He's a great person, who's deeply committed, has a strong vision, and works extremely hard. Like most of us, he's challenged by time, staff, and a tightening budget. He fears things will stay the same and he fears things will change. http://www.marshallhoward.com/Book.php
Leigh Brill will be here to talk about her book.The true life story of a dog who changed everything for one woman. For the first time in my life, I didn't need to pretend, I didn't need to be tough: I only needed to be honest. "I have cerebral palsy. I walk funny and my balance is bad. I fall a lot. My hands shake, too. That means I'm not so good at carrying things. And if I drop stuff, sometimes it's hard to just bend down and get it." I waited anxiously for the interviewer's response. She smiled. "It sounds like a service dog could be great for you." So began Leigh Brill's journey toward independence and confidence, all thanks to a trained companion dog named Slugger. The struggling college student and the Labrador with a "a coat like sunshine" and a tail that never stopped wagging became an instant team. Together, they transformed a challenge into a triumph. Together, they inspired and educated everyone they met. Now, Leigh honors her friend with the story of their life, together.
The Legacy of Beezer and Boomer is a memoir that offers new and transforming insights into our relationships with companion animals. When Doug Koktavy reluctantly brought home two sibling Labrador retriever pups on his wife's urging, he was sure the dogs would create upheaval in his already hectic life. He could not have known the dogs would become cherished family members and take him on a wild ride that would change his life forever. The trouble began when Beezer, at age nine, was diagnosed with kidney disease and given ninety days to live. Doug, by then divorced and self-employed, tried to manage the downward spiral of his beloved pet the way he did everything--by controlling it. He called vet after vet, searching for hope. He spent hours online, researching treatments. He enlisted animal communicators to help him converse with the Beez. As Beezer worsened, Doug agonized over what he might have neglected in caring for him. Guilt crept into his life. Thinking about the future without his best friend, he grew frantic with fear. His legal work and his own health began to suffer. Yet, it was the caring for Beezer that eventually led to an awakening for this ego-driven attorney. Beezer needed subcutaneous drip treatments, which Doug administered in the evenings. As they snuggled on the couch during those sessions, Doug poured out his soul to him. He also began to listen to his buddy. Even as Beezer was dying, he was teaching Doug about life. The story does not end there. Not long after Beezer passed, the universe had another punch for Doug. Now Boomer was ill. Had Doug learned Beezer's lessons well enough? Could he meet this new challenge with acceptance and peace? Many books deal with the death of a companion animal and subsequent grieving. This groundbreaking memoir on the dying of a pet invites you to share the author's pain and discoveries during that difficult period between diagnosis and the last goodbye. www.beezerandboomer.com
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