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Is the CPK group still active?  There haven't been any posts in ages.

Is there any possibility of some of the latest seminars being offered on DVD for
those of us who were unable to attend the live seminars?

Dr. Dowty, I hope you are doing well.  I so appreciate your amazing
contributions to chiropractic and healing.

Also, could someone explain the new prefix procedures?  I understand that they
have changed from what I was taught previously.

Thanks for the help.

William Cobb, DC

#125

From: "drannknight" <drann@...>
Date: Mon Mar 30, 2009 9:27 pm
Subject: I almost forgot..

drannknight

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I almost forgot to mention some exciting news!  I have been asked by Dr. Jonny
Bowden, a nationally known nutrition author to provide input to his latest book
on Anti-Aging. I am providing input for the brain and bones and muscle chapters.
Chiropractic has much to offer in maintaining and promoting the continued health
of these systems and I am filtering in as much chiropractic as I can.

I am not sure when this latest book will be published as it is still being
written, but Jonny has several other books that are widely available from
Amazon, the big bookstores like Barnes and Nobles, etc and Costco.   His books
are great general patient education books about nutrition and health.  He writes
for major magazines and is in the media often.   He will be on the Mike and
Juliet show on the Fox network on April 9th.   His website is
www.jonnybowden.com if you want to monitor the anti-aging book's publication
dates and I will try to post that here if I know anything.

Ann

#124

From: "drannknight" <drann@...>
Date: Mon Mar 30, 2009 9:14 pm
Subject: Re: HELLO

drannknight

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Hi Adrian,
Great to hear from you too!  My contact information is updated on the CPK site.


Ann

--- In cpkusagroup@yahoogroups.com, Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Dr. Knight,
>
> Great to hear from you! Thanks for updating us as to your whereabouts.
> If you have a minute, please send along your contact information so we
> can keep the CPK records updated.
>
> I wish you all the best in California, and hope your practice does
> great!
>
> --Adrian Larsen
>
>
> On Mar 30, 2009, at 3:02 PM, drannknight wrote:
>
> > Hi to all my CPK friends!
> >
> > I have missed being in communication with all of you. I am living in
> > Southern California now and I love it. I am in the process of
> > opening a practice near Los Angeles. I had been doing alot of mobile
> > work (which I still do). My primary location is in Thousand Oaks
> > (suburb and about 30 minutes from LA) but I have been making alot of
> > contacts all over the place and have several locations from which I
> > can see patients.
> >
> > A few people who love CPK have found me out here. I even had a
> > patient move out here after he found out that I was moving from
> > Texas so that he could continue to get treatment, Now THAT is loyalty!
> >
> > I am learning how to market myself all over again. I was certainly
> > spoiled in Texas with an all referral practice! I hope to spoiled
> > that way again soon!
> >
> > A friend here told me about a service here called Public Access TV.
> > They have classes that you can attend (free I think) on all phases
> > of producing a tv program. Once you attend the classes you can
> > record your own program at the public studio and have it aired on
> > public access tv. It is my understanding that all cable networks are
> > required to provide this service and it is public funded. Anyway, it
> > is a good way to get in the media and then you also have a DVD that
> > you can make from the program and sell or give as a marketing tool.
> > I did a search on the name of the city that I live in and public
> > access tv, and found the information and details on it. You just
> > can't sell product, but you can educate about services I believe.
> >
> > I am in the process of introducing CPK to several producers. The
> > "hollywood" group is an interesting bunch. Generally, so far my
> > observations are that they need some updating as to what is actually
> > healthy...they are into starvation diets, very low or no fat and hi
> > intensity hours of cardio. And they seem to play follow the leader
> > when it comes to seeing certain doctors, etc. I have some work to do
> > there. They are certainly a high stress bunch as well.
> >
> > I had talked to another CPK doc who was moving out here, but I lost
> > track of him. Anybody know him, I'd love to reconnect with him.
> > Unfortunately I forgot his name and lost his number.
> >
> > I love it here in Cali. I am looking forward to reconnecting with
> > all of you!
> >
> > Ann Knight
> > www.drannknight.com
> >
> >
>

#123

From: Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...>
Date: Mon Mar 30, 2009 9:11 pm
Subject: Re: HELLO

kpdman

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Hi Dr. Knight,

Great to hear from you! Thanks for updating us as to your whereabouts. If you have a minute, please send along your contact information so we can keep the CPK records updated.

I wish you all the best in California, and hope your practice does great!

--Adrian Larsen

On Mar 30, 2009, at 3:02 PM, drannknight wrote:

Hi to all my CPK friends!

I have missed being in communication with all of you. I am living in Southern California now and I love it. I am in the process of opening a practice near Los Angeles. I had been doing alot of mobile work (which I still do). My primary location is in Thousand Oaks (suburb and about 30 minutes from LA) but I have been making alot of contacts all over the place and have several locations from which I can see patients.

A few people who love CPK have found me out here. I even had a patient move out here after he found out that I was moving from Texas so that he could continue to get treatment, Now THAT is loyalty!

I am learning how to market myself all over again. I was certainly spoiled in Texas with an all referral practice! I hope to spoiled that way again soon!

A friend here told me about a service here called Public Access TV. They have classes that you can attend (free I think) on all phases of producing a tv program. Once you attend the classes you can record your own program at the public studio and have it aired on public access tv. It is my understanding that all cable networks are required to provide this service and it is public funded. Anyway, it is a good way to get in the media and then you also have a DVD that you can make from the program and sell or give as a marketing tool. I did a search on the name of the city that I live in and public access tv, and found the information and details on it. You just can't sell product, but you can educate about services I believe.

I am in the process of introducing CPK to several producers. The
"hollywood" group is an interesting bunch. Generally, so far my observations are that they need some updating as to what is actually healthy...they are into starvation diets, very low or no fat and hi intensity hours of cardio. And they seem to play follow the leader when it comes to seeing certain doctors, etc. I have some work to do there. They are certainly a high stress bunch as well.

I had talked to another CPK doc who was moving out here, but I lost track of him. Anybody know him, I'd love to reconnect with him. Unfortunately I forgot his name and lost his number.

I love it here in Cali. I am looking forward to reconnecting with all of you!

Ann Knight
www.drannknight.com

#122

From: "drannknight" <drann@...>
Date: Mon Mar 30, 2009 9:02 pm
Subject: HELLO

drannknight

Offline

Hi to all my CPK friends!

I have missed being in communication with all of you.   I am living in Southern
California now and I love it.  I am in the process of opening a practice near
Los Angeles. I had been doing alot of mobile work (which I still do).   My
primary location is in Thousand Oaks (suburb and about 30 minutes from LA) but I
have been making alot of contacts all over the place and have several locations
from which I can see patients.

A few people who love CPK have found me out here.  I even had a patient move out
here after he found out that I was moving from Texas so that he could continue
to get treatment, Now THAT is loyalty!

I am learning how to market myself all over again.  I was certainly spoiled in
Texas with an all referral practice!   I hope to spoiled that way again soon!

A friend here told me about a service here called Public Access TV.  They have
classes that you can attend (free I think) on all phases of producing a tv
program.   Once you attend the classes you can record your own program at the
public studio and have it aired on public access tv.   It is my understanding
that all cable networks are required to provide this service and it is public
funded.  Anyway, it is a good way to get in the media and then you also have a
DVD that you can make from the program and sell or give as a marketing tool.  I
did a search on the name of the city that I live in and public access tv, and
found the information and details on it.  You just can't sell product, but you
can educate about services I believe.


I am in the process of introducing CPK to several producers.  The
"hollywood" group is an interesting bunch.  Generally, so far my observations
are that they need some updating as to what is actually healthy...they are into
starvation diets, very low or no fat and hi intensity hours of cardio.  And they
seem to play follow the leader when it comes to seeing certain doctors, etc.   I
have some work to do there. They are certainly a high stress bunch as well.

I had talked to another CPK doc who was moving out here, but I lost track of
him. Anybody know him, I'd love to reconnect with him.  Unfortunately I forgot
his name and lost his number.

I love it here in Cali.  I am looking forward to reconnecting with all of you!

Ann Knight
www.drannknight.com

#121

From: Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...>
Date: Thu Mar 5, 2009 2:49 pm
Subject: Re: Asking for insight.....

kpdman

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Lung Meridian? Dry heat?

--Adrian

On Mar 4, 2009, at 10:50 PM, Alan Trites wrote:

I have a patient with a burning nose. A few years ago I had a case that didn't resolve. She is 57, is pretty much allergic to most meds, cannot take any enzymes without abdominal disturbance.
On her own she's tried nasal flushes with sinu rinse, neil med sinues rinse, water pik, saline water and saline spray, Ayr gel and spray. Avolox and 2 z packs in the past 3 months for sinus infections.
She puts vaseline in her nose as well as vicks because that burn hurts less than nothing at all. She boils vicks and water in the housse to help with the humidity and then none at all.
She's cut out caffeine and that's made it worse.
Pepcid and zantac help the stomach but not the nose.
CPK reveals yeast that has been treated. Anterior scalene muscles and upper thoracic involvement. Hiatal hernia, a deficiency in HCL but that can be treated with ST 36/45 as she reacted to just about every supplement we've attempted (and it's been deficient! no cross talk).
The EENT today suggested she has sjogrens. I'm not buying it but at least they ran the correct tests. She's not dry other than her nose and recently her eyes and doesn't feel the need to drink all day long like most sjogren patients.

#120

From: "Alan Trites" <astrites@...>
Date: Thu Mar 5, 2009 5:50 am
Subject: Asking for insight.....

astrites

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I have a patient with a burning nose.  A few years ago I had a case that didn't
resolve.  She is 57, is pretty much allergic to most meds, cannot take any
enzymes without abdominal disturbance.
On her own she's tried nasal flushes with sinu rinse, neil med sinues rinse,
water pik, saline water and saline spray, Ayr gel and spray.  Avolox and 2 z
packs in the past 3 months for sinus infections.
She puts vaseline in her nose as well as vicks because that burn hurts less than
nothing at all.  She boils vicks and water in the housse to help with the
humidity and then none at all.
She's cut out caffeine and that's made it worse.
Pepcid and zantac help the stomach but not the nose.
CPK reveals yeast that has been treated.  Anterior scalene muscles and upper
thoracic involvement.  Hiatal hernia, a deficiency in HCL but that can be
treated with ST 36/45 as she reacted to just about every supplement we've
attempted (and it's been deficient! no cross talk).
The EENT today suggested she has sjogrens.  I'm not buying it but at least they
ran the correct tests.  She's not dry other than her nose and recently her eyes
and doesn't feel the need to drink all day long like most sjogren patients.

#119

From: Travis Bachert <cpkdoct@...>
Date: Tue Jul 22, 2008 8:55 pm
Subject: Re: Bio cranial

cpkdoct

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Thanks so much Andy I will take you up on that.

Travis

--- On Tue, 7/22/08, Andrew Z. Linial <drandylinial@...> wrote:

From: Andrew Z. Linial <drandylinial@...>
Subject: Re: [cpkusagroup] Bio cranial
To: cpkusagroup@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, July 22, 2008, 12:42 PM

Dear Travis,

I took Bio Cranial when it was first introduced to this county in the 80's. It was a 3 day seminar by Dr. Boyed -the osteopath who created it. At the end of the 3 days it turned out to be 1 technique 0r a way of holding the head to release the dura which can be tought in 15 minutes. I don't know who is teaching it now but it claims it can cure everything. I don't think it is worth the price they have on it. If I see you at the next annual I can show it to you.

Best

Andy Linial

--- On Tue, 7/22/08, Travis Bachert <cpkdoct@yahoo. com> wrote:

From: Travis Bachert <cpkdoct@yahoo. com>
Subject: [cpkusagroup] Bio cranial
To: cpkusagroup@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Tuesday, July 22, 2008, 11:51 AM

Hi all,

I was wondering what the word is about Bio cranial. If anyone would
share info I would appreciate it. I went to their web site and found
that it was $5,000 to learn it and $80 per month to maintain a
membership. I am being draw to incorporate more cranial work into CPK.
Mainly because our son has had a few head traumas in the past.

Thanks so much for your consideration,

Travis

#118

From: "Andrew Z. Linial" <drandylinial@...>
Date: Tue Jul 22, 2008 5:42 pm
Subject: Re: Bio cranial

drandylinial

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Dear Travis,

I took Bio Cranial when it was first introduced to this county in the 80's. It was a 3 day seminar by Dr. Boyed -the osteopath who created it. At the end of the 3 days it turned out to be 1 technique 0r a way of holding the head to release the dura which can be tought in 15 minutes. I don't know who is teaching it now but it claims it can cure everything. I don't think it is worth the price they have on it. If I see you at the next annual I can show it to you.

Best

Andy Linial

--- On Tue, 7/22/08, Travis Bachert <cpkdoct@...> wrote:

From: Travis Bachert <cpkdoct@...>
Subject: [cpkusagroup] Bio cranial
To: cpkusagroup@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, July 22, 2008, 11:51 AM

Hi all,

I was wondering what the word is about Bio cranial. If anyone would
share info I would appreciate it. I went to their web site and found
that it was $5,000 to learn it and $80 per month to maintain a
membership. I am being draw to incorporate more cranial work into CPK.
Mainly because our son has had a few head traumas in the past.

Thanks so much for your consideration,

Travis

#117

From: "Travis Bachert" <cpkdoct@...>
Date: Tue Jul 22, 2008 3:51 pm
Subject: Bio cranial

cpkdoct

Offline

Hi all,

     I was wondering what the word is about Bio cranial. If anyone would
share info I would appreciate it. I went to their web site and found
that it was $5,000 to learn it and $80 per month to maintain a
membership. I am being draw to incorporate more cranial work into CPK.
Mainly because our son has had a few head traumas in the past.

  Thanks so much for your consideration,

Travis

#116

From: "Milton Dowty" <cpkusa@...>
Date: Mon Jul 7, 2008 4:16 am
Subject: Dental Test Kit Available

cpkusadoc

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Michelle,

I might add for your inquiry that we have sold ALL of the Dental kits in our inventory and we will not be producing any more kits…it was a much bigger task than our staff first thought it would be to complete. So this is the ONLY Dental kit not in captivity!

Dr. D

#115

From: Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...>
Date: Tue Jul 1, 2008 8:16 pm
Subject: Fwd: Other

kpdman

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>
> Your Name: Michelle
>
> Your Email: enlightened.michelle@...
>
> Telephone: 480-628-6754
>
> Subject: Other
>
> Message: I have a dental vial kit (19 vials) that I purchased
> several years ago that I never ended up using... I am in the process
> of selling things.  Is there a way for me to offer it (at a very
> reasonable price) through a newsletter or email or does anyone at
> CPK USA know of anyone that is interested in purchasing any vials?
>
> Thank you!
> Dr. Michelle Hebert
>

#114

From: "cpknancy" <cpknancy@...>
Date: Thu May 8, 2008 4:58 am
Subject: Transportation from St. Louis airport to CPK Spring Conference 2008

cpknancy

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Hi All,

I called the Doubletree hotel, tonight, to reserve a spot on the
shuttle from the airport.  They told me that the shuttle service had
been suspended at this time and that the only transportation to/from
the airport would be by taxi.  They estimate $50 one way for this.

I am expected to land in St. Louis at 8:05pm on American flight #2228
from Dallas.  Is anyone else coming in around that time that would be
interested in sharing a cab?  If so, please call me at 214-674-5138.
That's my cell phone.

I look forward to seeing everyone!
Nancy Miller

#113

From: Leslie Winchester <winchesterchiro@...>
Date: Tue Apr 15, 2008 2:47 pm
Subject: Re: Healthy Kids Day!

leslie_winch...

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Sorry this accidentally got sent to you all.

----- Original Message ----
From: Leslie Winchester <winchesterchiro@...>
To: cpkusagroup@yahoogroups.com; Scott Huff <scotthuff4logan@...>; Allen Zatkin DC <anzdc@...>
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 10:26:09 PM
Subject: [cpkusagroup] Healthy Kids Day!

Hi Friends!!

We just wanted to drop everyone a line to let you know that we will be participating in the Healthy Kids Day event that will be going on at the Sikeston YMCA this weekend!

This is the 17th year that the YMCA has hosted this and we really wanted to get involved! We will be offering a great special for new patients (esp. the kids!!) We hope to see you there! It is Saturday April 12 from 10a.m.-1p.m. Please feel free to forward this on to anyone that might enjoy!!

Have a great weekend!!

Dr. Leslie Winchester

and Staff

#112

From: Leslie Winchester <winchesterchiro@...>
Date: Fri Apr 11, 2008 3:26 am
Subject: Healthy Kids Day!

leslie_winch...

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Hi Friends!!

We just wanted to drop everyone a line to let you know that we will be participating in the Healthy Kids Day event that will be going on at the Sikeston YMCA this weekend!

Have a great weekend!!

Dr. Leslie Winchester

and Staff

#111

From: "Kelley Arnold" <kellarnold@...>
Date: Fri Mar 21, 2008 12:41 am
Subject: RE: Interesting Article: Knee pain and Lung Cancer

kellarnold

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Good stuff Adrian! Thanks for sharing

From: cpkusagroup@yahoogroups.com [mailto:cpkusagroup@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Adrian Larsen
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 11:34 AM
To: cpkusagroup@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [cpkusagroup] Interesting Article: Knee pain and Lung Cancer

SURPRISING SYMPTOM OF CANCER

It's a common worry -- a strange, inexplicable symptom turns out to be the first sign of an undiagnosed cancer. Such tales are understandably frightening -- after all, who doesn't suffer arbitrary aches and pains, especially as we age? While these shouldn't be reason to live in fear, a recent Italian study uncovered a connection between certain unusual symptoms and cancer. Fortunately this is a rare occurrence, but nonetheless, important to be aware of.

LUNG CANCER AND KNEE PAIN

In the study, rheumatologists reviewed the records of 296 patients who came to a medical center with a painful knee. In five of these patients -- all of whom were middle-aged men with a history of heavy smoking -- X-rays showed suspicious growths in their lungs. These men had a type of cancer called non-small-cell lung cancer, which surgeons removed... in all five cases, the knee pain went away after their lung cancer was successfully treated. These results led the authors to suggest that after doctors rule out more common causes for arthritis in a painful knee, a chest X-ray is a good idea -- especially in people who have smoked heavily.

To learn more, I called Maria Suarez-Almazor, MD, PhD, a rheumatologist t M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. She has an interest in what's known as "paraneoplastic syndromes" in illness, where seemingly unrelated problems are caused by your body's attempt to heal itself from other diseases. It turns out that sometimes a malignant tumor produces substances that damage tissues in your body, while at other times such symptoms can be the result of your immune system's effort to fight the tumor, which inadvertently harms healthy tissues.

This study is intriguing, she said, while also pointing out that only a tiny percentage of the patients with knee pain actually had cancer. Nonetheless, she agreed that if doctors can't find any reason for pain in one knee, such as an orthopedic cause, it might be reasonable to suspect a paraneoplastic syndrome. More research is necessary, since this is the first study to suggest an association between knee arthritis and lung cancer.

Dr. Suarez-Almazor told me that there are other well-known and more common paraneoplastic syndromes that may lead a doctor to test for cancer more quickly. She listed some examples:

Lung cancer is commonly associated with a problem called hypertrophic osteoarthropathy, which as cancer progresses can involve pain in many joints and is marked by clubbing of the fingers, with fingertips growing round and bulbous.

An early symptom of acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children is joint pain -- particularly in a knee, along with anemia. Arthritis can also be observed in acute myeloid leukemia in adults.

Muscle weakness along with a specifi type of rash around the eyes is a sign of a condition called dermatomyositis, which can be associated with a variety of cancers including lung, ovarian, stomach, colorectal and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

It's rare that mysterious pain turns out to be caused by cancer -- but people who have joint or other pain or rashes of unknown origin should see their doctor. Chances are the problem will be something else entirely or you'll get a clean bill of health and whatever it is will resolve naturally. In any case, you'll likely feel better after ruling out the worst-case scenario.

Source(s):

Maria Suarez-Almazor, MD, PhD, a rheumatologist at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.

#110

From: Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...>
Date: Thu Mar 20, 2008 4:33 pm
Subject: Interesting Article: Knee pain and Lung Cancer

kpdman

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SURPRISING SYMPTOM OF CANCER

LUNG CANCER AND KNEE PAIN

To learn more, I called Maria Suarez-Almazor, MD, PhD, a rheumatologist at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. She has an interest in what's known as "paraneoplastic syndromes" in illness, where seemingly unrelated problems are caused by your body's attempt to heal itself from other diseases. It turns out that sometimes a malignant tumor produces substances that damage tissues in your body, while at other times such symptoms can be the result of your immune system's effort to fight the tumor, which inadvertently harms healthy tissues.

Dr. Suarez-Almazor told me that there are other well-known and more common paraneoplastic syndromes that may lead a doctor to test for cancer more quickly. She listed some examples:

Lung cancer is commonly associated with a problem called hypertrophic osteoarthropathy, which as cancer progresses can involve pain in many joints and is marked by clubbing of the fingers, with fingertips growing round and bulbous.

An early symptom of acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children is joint pain -- particularly in a knee, along with anemia. Arthritis can also be observed in acute myeloid leukemia in adults.

Muscle weakness along with a specific type of rash around the eyes is a sign of a condition called dermatomyositis, which can be associated with a variety of cancers including lung, ovarian, stomach, colorectal and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

Source(s):

Maria Suarez-Almazor, MD, PhD, a rheumatologist at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.

#109

From: Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...>
Date: Mon Mar 17, 2008 11:07 pm
Subject: Re: Fwd: International Kinesiology Conference, October 2008

kpdman

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Hi Amanda,

Yes indeed, we are having the conference in May in St. Louis. It is posted on the CPK website, and registration is open.

Thanks,

--Adrian

On Mar 16, 2008, at 9:16 PM, Amanda Flavin wrote:

HEy Adrian,
I wanted to find out if we are still having the CPK
conference in St. Louis in May, I talked with Alan a
while back and mentioned I would be happy to help, but
I have not heard from anyone. Please let me know if
you want me to send e-mails etc. Hope all is well!!!
Talk soon,
Amanda

--- Adrian Larsen <alarsen@mac.com> wrote:

>
>
> >
> > Dear Sirs,
> > we are glad to send you here enclosed the complete
> brochure of the
> > International Kinesiology Conference taking place
> October 1-5 in
> > Gargnano, Garda Lake, Italy.
> > We thank you in advance for helping us promoting
> this important
> > event sending the brochure to your associates,
> students and/or
> > contacts.
> > If you want some paper copies please let us know
> sending us your
> > postal address and telling the number of copies
> you want to receive.
> > Kind regards
> > Cinzia Meschia
> > Conference Manager
> > for Maurizio Piva IKC President
> > Ai sensi delD.L 196/2003 e successive
> modificazioni: Lei riceve
> > questo messaggio perch� ha precedentemente
> contattato il nostro
> > istituto.
> > Alternativamente si tratta di indirizzo pubblico o
> pubblicato,oppure
> > di un messaggio richiesto/autorizzato dal
> ricevente. Questa
> > comunicazione non � intesa come "SPAM".
> > Se questi messaggi non le interessano e desidera
> essere cancellato
> > dal nostro indirizzario, risponda, per cortesia, a
> info@...
> > riportando nel soggetto la parola "annulla" e
> indicando l'indirizzo
> > esatto da eliminare: il suo nominativo verr�
> immediatamente rimosso.
> > Grazie.
> >
> >
> >
>

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#108

From: Amanda Flavin <flavina2002@...>
Date: Mon Mar 17, 2008 3:16 am
Subject: Re: Fwd: International Kinesiology Conference, October 2008

flavina2002

Offline

HEy Adrian,
   I wanted to find out if we are still having the CPK
conference in St. Louis in May, I talked with Alan a
while back and mentioned I would be happy to help, but
I have not heard from anyone.  Please let me know if
you want me to send e-mails etc.  Hope all is well!!!
Talk soon,
Amanda





--- Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...> wrote:

>
>
> >
> > Dear Sirs,
> > we are glad to send you here enclosed the complete
> brochure of the
> > International Kinesiology Conference taking place
> October 1-5 in
> > Gargnano, Garda Lake, Italy.
> > We thank you in advance for helping us promoting
> this important
> > event sending the brochure to  your associates,
> students and/or
> > contacts.
> > If you want some paper copies please let us know
> sending us your
> > postal address and telling the number of copies
> you want to receive.
> > Kind regards
> > Cinzia Meschia
> > Conference Manager
> > for Maurizio Piva IKC President
> > Ai sensi delD.L 196/2003 e successive
> modificazioni: Lei riceve
> > questo messaggio perch� ha precedentemente
> contattato il nostro
> > istituto.
> > Alternativamente si tratta di indirizzo pubblico o
> pubblicato,oppure
> > di un messaggio richiesto/autorizzato dal
> ricevente. Questa
> > comunicazione non � intesa come "SPAM".
> > Se questi messaggi non le interessano e desidera
> essere cancellato
> > dal nostro indirizzario, risponda, per cortesia, a
> info@...
> > riportando nel soggetto la parola "annulla" e
> indicando l'indirizzo
> > esatto da eliminare: il suo nominativo verr�
> immediatamente rimosso.
> > Grazie.
> >
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#107

From: Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...>
Date: Fri Mar 14, 2008 10:38 pm
Subject: Fwd: International Kinesiology Conference, October 2008

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Dear Sirs,
we are glad to send you here enclosed the complete brochure of the International Kinesiology Conference taking place October 1-5 in Gargnano, Garda Lake, Italy.
We thank you in advance for helping us promoting this important event sending the brochure to your associates, students and/or contacts.
If you want some paper copies please let us know sending us your postal address and telling the number of copies you want to receive.
Kind regards
Cinzia Meschia
Conference Manager
for Maurizio Piva IKC President
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#106

From: Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...>
Date: Fri Mar 7, 2008 4:59 pm
Subject: Fwd: Dr. George J. Goodheart Jr. passes 03/05/2008

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Dear CPK Members:

I regret to inform you of the passing of Dr. George J. Goodheart Jr.

Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to his family.
We join in mourning with the countless people throughout the world who have been touched by the work and ideas of this extraordinary man.

Let us strive to carry on his ever-expanding legacy with humility and profound gratitude for the man who started it all.

Sincerely,

Dr. Adrian Larsen
Director, CPK Association, USA

Funeral information can be found here:
http://verheyden.org/obits/obituaries.php/obitID/506504

#105

From: "Milton Dowty" <cpkusa@...>
Date: Mon Feb 4, 2008 2:06 am
Subject: Re:Resonance Therapy

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I am not familiar with any of the technology of the mentioned models but an important technical feature to notice is that “radiant” applications are far more effective than pads or contact plates. The point of entry of the frequency must be “determined and managed” to have the optimum effect. Just running the current through the body is NOT very productive. At least with radiant applications the signal can “find” the priority entry point.

Dr.D

#104

From: Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...>
Date: Thu Jan 24, 2008 4:28 am
Subject: Re: (unknown)

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I'd point out that Rife's original devices never touched the patient with pads or any electrical connection, but rather used plasma tubes which bathed the patient in radiation of the appropriate frequency. I've heard claims that both ways are superior, so it's anyone's guess.

One other thought: I'm not sure if you can control the amplitude digitally on this one. The specs aren't really give.

As usual, a good return policy will go a long way in raising your comfort level with this device.

--Adrian Larsen, DC

On Jan 23, 2008, at 11:13 AM, Leslie Winchester wrote:

Has anyone heard about this particular equipment or is this like what anyone uses?� I have a chiropractor in the area asking me about it.
www.natural-solution.com

#103

From: "Steven L. Vanden Hoek, D.C." <drvandenhoek@...>
Date: Thu Jan 24, 2008 3:01 am
Subject: Bioresonance Devices such as Mora and Bicom

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This looks a lot like a device used in an office I once worked in -
fairly effective for energetic issues.

The Bicom unit (at this office) was similar in that you type in the
number and a set of preprogrammed frequencies were transmitted into
the body either through rods or pads.

As in any Bioresonance device - a lot of claims are made, and
everyone wants a cheaper version than the real thing.  Good luck.

Steve V.

--- In cpkusagroup@yahoogroups.com, Leslie Winchester
<winchesterchiro@...> wrote:
>
> Has anyone heard about this particular equipment or is this like
what anyone uses?  I have a chiropractor in the area asking me about
it.
> www.natural-solution.com
>

#102

From: Leslie Winchester <winchesterchiro@...>
Date: Wed Jan 23, 2008 6:13 pm
Subject: (No subject)

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Has anyone heard about this particular equipment or is this like what anyone uses? I have a chiropractor in the area asking me about it.

www.natural-solution.com

#101

From: Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...>
Date: Tue Jan 8, 2008 4:44 pm
Subject: Vaccine Warranty

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http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/index.php?p=489

This one is just too good to pass up.

(read the physician's warranty at the bottom)

--Adrian Larsen, DC

#100

From: Alan Trites <astrites@...>
Date: Fri Sep 7, 2007 9:17 pm
Subject: Re: Are there any plans to offer CE credits for the Winter Symposium?

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No Has this doc ever attended a seminar?

Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...> wrote:

Dear Dr. Cobb,

We are considering the credits, but we don't yet know for sure. We've done that in the past, but it is fairly expensive for us to do. I'll let you know.

--Adrian

On Sep 7, 2007, at 2:48 PM, doctycobb wrote:

Just wondering if there were any plans to offer CE credits for the
Winter Symposium? That would help me decide if I could afford to go.
I need 16 hours in Texas and I would love to get them learning CPK.

Alan Trites

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#99

From: Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...>
Date: Fri Sep 7, 2007 9:08 pm
Subject: Re: Are there any plans to offer CE credits for the Winter Symposium?

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Dear Dr. Cobb,

We are considering the credits, but we don't yet know for sure. We've done that in the past, but it is fairly expensive for us to do. I'll let you know.

--Adrian

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On Sep 7, 2007, at 2:48 PM, doctycobb wrote:

Just wondering if there were any plans to offer CE credits for the
Winter Symposium? That would help me decide if I could afford to go.
I need 16 hours in Texas and I would love to get them learning CPK.

#98

From: "doctycobb" <doctycobb@...>
Date: Fri Sep 7, 2007 8:48 pm
Subject: Are there any plans to offer CE credits for the Winter Symposium?

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Just wondering if there were any plans to offer CE credits for the
Winter Symposium?  That would help me decide if I could afford to go.
I need 16 hours in Texas and I would love to get them learning CPK.

#97

From: Adrian Larsen <alarsen@...>
Date: Wed Aug 15, 2007 8:43 pm
Subject: Here's the link

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http://www.theamericanchiropractor.com/articledetail.asp?articleid=816&category=3

Here's the link to that article on posture of subluxation...