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Buyers Guide
DIRECTORY
◗ Product Announcements
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Aesthetic Medical Treatments
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Alternative Therapies
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Compounding Pharmacies
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Computer / EMR
169
Cosmeceuticals
169
Dermatology
169
Diagnostic Service / Laboratories
170
Hair Rejuvenation
172
Holistic Medicines
172
Hyperbaric / Oxygen Therapies
172
Insurance / Finance
Practice Management / Marketing
172
Med Spa / Equipment
172
Medical Equipment / Supplies
174
Medical Publications / Directories
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Mesotherapy / Hormone Therapies
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Miscellaneous
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Nutraceuticals
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Pharmaceutical
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Sports / Fitness / Physical Therapies
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Stem Cell Therapies
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Weight Management
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abdomen muscles after pregnancy.
PRODUCT Announcements
◗ clinical benefits of Photopneumatic™
Profusion combines the proven clinical benefits of Photopneumatic™ (Photo=light
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877-275-4779
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◗ Daiwa Health Development Launches Plasmanex1™
for Optimum Blood Circulation
Plasmanex1™, a dietary supplement with the active ingredient Bacillopeptidase F Proprietary Blend (BFPB), a natural soy enzyme extracted by using a patented fermentation
production process and shown to support healthy blood circulation, has been introduced
to the health practitioner marketplace by Los Angeles-based Daiwa Health Development.
Plasmanex1™ has three primary functions, confirmed through several studies, including
balancing blood flow through PAI-1 and t-PA, retarding thrombosis in abnormal coagulation states and decreasing blood viscosity through reduction of fibrinogen. The actions of
preventing thrombus formation and decreasing blood viscosity make Plasmanex1™ unique.
In some studies on patients with acute coagulation changes, the use of Plasmanex1™ caused
an increase in t-PA activity, an enzyme which acts to rapidly break down newly formed blood
clots in the blood vessels, and promotes plasmin viability. This activity led to increased t-PA
levels, ultimately increasing clot dissolution activity. Plasmanex1™ restored the PAI-1/t-PA
balance and lowered overall clot levels of fibrin and fibrin degradation products.
For complete Plasmanex1™ study information and in-office health practitioner product sales,
contact Daiwa Health Development at 877.434.3633 or by email at [email protected].
◗ Frequency Specific Microcurrent Anti-Aging Module – FSM A2 M
This easy to use module combines proven frequency specific anti-aging effects with the
benefits of microcurrent. Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) has transformed pain
management for over a thousand practitioners in every medical discipline on three continents
during the last 12 years. Now for the first time FSM brings the benefits of microcurrent and
frequency specific effects to Anti-Aging physicians and their patients.
Microcurrent increased ATP production by 500% in rat skin, increased collagen by 14% and
elastin by 48% in rabbits. Only two specific frequencies reduced lipoxygenase mediated inflammation by 62% in four minutes in mice. Only two specific frequencies reduced inflammatory cytokines by ten to twenty times in 90 minutes when no other frequency had any effect.
The FSM A2 M contains more than twenty Frequency Specific Microcurrent preprogrammed protocols customized for the anti-aging physician to be used in the office or sold to
patients for home use. Special introductory price $2495!
Contact Precision Distributing
1-800-218-3401
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◗ Very Effective and Successful New Product, Nutra Fill/
NMF Booster
CosMedical Technologies, Inc. has just launched a very effective and successful new
product, Nutra Fill/ NMF Booster. This product is uniquely positioned as a “topical filler” that acts by lessening the appearance of lines and wrinkles via short contact
therapy. It features components of the epidermal Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF)
responsible for keeping youthful skin surface plumped and smooth.
The Company’s Chief Medical Officer and formulator, Loretta Ciraldo, M.D.,
F.A.A.D., has developed a great educational newsletter for distribution with this
product.
Write to [email protected] or
call 1-800-275-3627 for more information or
to order product.
◗ New Product Youth Juice
Youth Juice currently yields the highest ORAC value of any product on the
market (12,350 per serving). In the world of anti-aging medicine highest ORAC
translates to highest anti-aging effects. Anti-aging physicians classify Youth Juice
as the top anti-aging functional food product currently available. Youth Juice is
a drink made of 100% pure organic berries and sea vegetables. It is the perfect
mixture of land and sea as it contains seven important antioxidant-loaded and 7
cancer-fighting berries as well as 3 immune-enhancing and detoxifying sea vegetables (fucoidan, rockweed, and ulva). Youth Juice was developed in cooperation with a Canadian Government Research and Development Grant.
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◗ Introducing Enagic’s line of Water Ionizers!
Enagic sets the Gold Standard for water ionizers. Our water ionizers have won numerous
awards and certifications, including the Linus Pauling Award. Enjoy the benefits of Kangen
Water™ for its healing & anti-aging properties, anti-oxidants, micro-clustering and alkalization.
Approved by Japan’s FDA, this water is used more than any other treatment or medication
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◗ Integra-Lean™ Irvingia from Life Extension®
Integra-LeanTM Irvingia, a proprietary plant extract, circumvents four molecular factors that lead to age-related weight gain.*
• It reverses resistance to leptin, the hormone that signals the brain to turn off the
appetite and break down stored fat.1
• It increases secretion of adiponectin, a hormone that supports insulin sensitivity
and cardiovascular health.1
• It inhibits the enzyme that converts sugar to fat.1
• And inhibits the digestive enzyme that allows starches to be absorbed as sugar.1
In the largest human study to date, people taking it lost 28 pounds in 10 weeks.2,3
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1. Lipids Health Dis. 2008 Nov 13;7:44.
2. Submitted for publication, 2008.
3. 5th International Conference on Functional Foods for Chronic Diseases: Obesity & Related Diseases. Presented 2008 Oct 17.
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◗ New Oral Glutathione (GSH) Nearly
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Real GSH – not a precursor or secretagogue – is now available in
liposomal form. Research suggests liposomal delivery of nutrients is even
superior to IV infusion since they can carry their intact payload through
the digestive system, into the bloodstream and across cell membranes.
Nearly 80,000 studies document the anti-aging, anti-oxidant, detoxifying, and protective qualities of GSH. Now GSH can be delivered directly
into the cellular cytoplasm with Lypo-Spheric™ GSH, the only unidose
glutathione using Liposomal Encapsulation Technology.
Lypo-Spheric™ GSH is available for resale from LivOn Labs at
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◗ The Fat-Soluble Vitamins Profile from
Metametrix Clinical Laboratory
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The Fat-Soluble Vitamins Profile from Metametrix Clinical
Laboratory is a great tool to gain an overall perspective of a
patient’s health, nutrient processing, and dietary insufficiencies. Serum levels of the fat-soluble vitamins A, D,
E, K plus beta-carotene and coenzyme Q10 are measured to evaluate total body status of these antioxidant
nutrients. Testing these nutrients together in one panel is important because nutrient functionality is dependent on the adequate supply of each nutrient. Some symptoms of vitamin insufficiency include impaired
immune function, reoccurring infections, neurological disease, heart disease, osteopenia and osteoporosis,
chronic fatigue, increased oxidative stress, poor dietary intake and impaired digestion and absorptions. Order a
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◗ Nordic Naturals ProOmega LDL
Based upon clinical research, Nordic Naturals ProOmega LDL combines the cardiovascular benefits of concentrated omega-3 fish oil with the lipid-metabolizing action of red
yeast rice and the additional support of CoQ10. This synergistic formula supports normal blood lipid levels in healthy individuals, promotes healthy endothelial function, and
enhances overall cardiovascular health.* As with all Nordic Naturals products, ProOmega
LDL delivers EPA and DHA in the natural triglyceride form and industry-leading purity
and freshness, resulting in improved compliance and thus superior patient outcomes.
Each serving provides 390 mg EPA, 270 mg DHA, 800 mg red yeast rice powder, and 60
mg CoQ10.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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94 Hanger Way
Watsonville, CA 95076
Phone: 831-724-6200
Fax: 831-763-9329
Web site: www.nordicanaturals.com
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◗ A New Foundation for Your Anti-Aging Practice
SpectraCell Laboratories is excited to announce the development of a high
throughput cellular aging (telomere) test based on real time PCR technologies.
Telomeres act as molecular clocks in cells, and shorten each cell division.
Shortened telomeres may be responsible for some of the changes associated
with normal aging and are associated with sedentary lifestyles and chronic
inflammation, vitamin D deficiency, osteoarthritis and increased mortality from
cardiovascular disease and infections.
It is the goal of SpectraCell Laboratories to continue to help people make
better informed health decisions through advanced diagnostic testing.
Telomere testing will be available at SpectraCell in Spring 2009. For more information,
please contact SpectraCell Laboratories at 800-227-LABS.
◗ SR-T2 Px: Thyroid hormone metabolite supplement you
can use without a prescription
Many patients have low body temperatures and symptoms consistent with slow metabolisms, even though their blood tests are normal. T2 is a close metabolite of the thyroid
hormones T4 and T3 that has long been considered inactive. Yet, T2 has been shown to
increase metabolic rate and thermogenesis! It is usually very well tolerated and can be
helpful in increasing low body temperature as is seen in Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome. T2 has also shown minimal effects on TSH levels. It can also be used along with
T3 or T4. T2 has been shown to be less cardio-active than T3. However, caution still
needs to be used since it potentially can cause heart palpitations. The formula contains a
sustained release agent thereby preventing a sudden surge of T2 in the bloodstream.
WTSmed, Inc.
Phone: 800-420-5801
Web site: www.wtsmed.com
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◗ New product SecretropinRx
SecretropinRx is new Nanoliposomal Amino Acid Complex that is a
Potent Growth Hormone Secretagogue. SecretropinRx study show 90%
of the patients increase their igf1 and igf1 binding protein 50-200%
making this a great alternative to growth hormone.
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Supraphysiological
Cyclic Dosing of Sustained
Release T3 in Order to
Reset Low Basal Body
Temperature
Michael Friedman, ND; Jorge R. Miranda-Massari,
PharmD, Michael J. Gonzalez, DSC, PhD, FACN
The use of sustained release tri-iodothyronine (SR-T3) in clinical
practice, has gained popularity in the complementary and alternative
medical community in the treatment of chronic fatigue with a protocol
(WT3) pioneered by Dr. Denis Wilson. The WT3 protocol involves
the use of SR-T3 taken orally by the patient every 12 hours according to a cyclic dose schedule determined by patient response. The
patient is then weaned once a body temperature of 98.6 degrees F has
been maintained for 3 consecutive weeks. The symptoms associated with
this protocol have been given the name Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome
(WTS).
There have been clinical studies using T3 in patients who are euthyroid
based on normal TSH values. However, this treatment has created a controversy in the conventional medical community, especially with the American
Thyroid Association, because it is not based on a measured deficiency of
thyroid hormone. However, just as estrogen and progesterone are prescribed
to regulate menstrual cycles in patients who have normal serum hormone
levels, the WT3 therapy can be used to regulate metabolism despite normal
serum thyroid hormone levels. SR-T3 prescription is based exclusively on low
body temperature and presentation of symptoms.
Decreased T3 function exerts widespread effects throughout the body. It
can decrease serotonin and growth hormone levels and increase the number of adrenal hormone receptor sites. These effects may explain some
of the symptoms observed in WTS. The dysregulation of neuroendocrine
function may begin to explain such symptoms as alpha intrusion into
slow wave sleep, decrease in blood flow to the brain, alterations in
carbohydrate metabolism, fatigue, myalgia and arthralgia, depression
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and cognitive dysfunction. Despite all thermoregulatory control
mechanisms of the body and the
complex metabolic processes
involved, WT3 therapy seems
a valuable tool to re-establish
normal body functions. We report
the results of 11 patients who underwent the WT3 protocol for the
treatment of CFS. All the patients
improved in the five symptoms
measured. All patients increased
their basal temperature. The recovery time varied from 3 weeks
to 12 months.
Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome
The hallmark symptoms of Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome (WTS),
fatigue, anxiety, depression, headaches,
insomnia, and muscle aches – are
indistinguishable from Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome (CFS), except that WTS
requires low body temperature as
diagnostic of WTS. WTS patients suffer
from a wide range of debilitating symptoms , including persistent or relapsing
fatigue, muscle aches, insomnia, cognitive dysfunction, and an overall lack
of well-being. Low body temperature,
depression, and chronic fatigue indicate
a hypometabolic state not unlike that
of hypothyroidism (1-2).
These symptoms resemble those of
conventionally recognized hypothyroidism and of CFS (3-5).
CFS is characterized by persistent or
relapsing debilitating fatigue that has
continued for at least 6 months in the
absence of any other definitive diagnosis.
The source of the fatigue is unknown
and the illness is not alleviated with bed
rest. Symptoms vary from person to
person and fluctuate in severity. CFS
patients function significantly below
their pre-illness capabilities. Their
quality of life is considerably affected.
Although patients experience the illness,
the symptoms do not have outward
identifying physical manifestations (6).
Although WTS does not require the
strict definition of fatigue lasting for
more than 6 months, it still appears
SPRING 2009 that in most cases the definition is
indistinguishable from CFS, except that
WTS includes patients who have mild
fatigue and it does not require other
symptoms to be present at the same
time. CFS includes fever as one potential symptoms, while WTS requires low
body temperature.
Low Body Temperature. Body temperature is controlled by an elaborate
thermoregulatory system that modulates heat production and heat loss so
that the core temperature is maintained
within a narrow range. The thermoregulatory center of the brain is located
in the pre-optic region of the anterior
hypothalamus (POAH). Neurons in the
POAH act as a thermostat and modulate heat production and heat loss to
control the body temperature. Heat
is produced from both metabolic and
physical activity. Basal metabolic rates
vary depending upon body mass, age,
environmental temperature, thyroid status, ingestion of food and supplements.
In a neutral environment the metabolic
rate of the body produces enough heat
to maintain a core body temperature at
37o C (98.6o F). When the heat content
of the body increases or decreases, the
thermoregulatory mechanisms become
active. These mechanisms involve
interactions between the sweat glands
and the nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular, and respiratory systems and are
collectively termed the thermoregulatory system. Due to daily circadian
variations, normal body temperature
fluctuates from a lowest of 36.1o C (97o
F) between 2:00 and 6:00 a.m. and a
highest of 37.8o C (100o F) between
5:00 and 7:00 p.m.
Since many factors can affect the
thermoregulatory control, many patients who have low body temperature
do not suffer from WTS. Low body
temperature in itself is not diagnostic
of WTS, without a minimum of one
accompanying symptom. However,
low body temperature appears as a
biological marker that consistently and
predictably changes during the progression from illness to health.
Although not always noted clinically, CFS patients often self-report low
average body temperatures. This low
body temperature has been attributed by some researchers to circadian
rhythm disruption (7). However, other
researchers have found normal mean
core body temperatures in CFS patients. It is possible that the subset of
CFS patients who suffer from low body
temperature were not represented in
this study. Alternatively, because CFS
patients experience circadian dysrhythmia as demonstrated by their disrupted
sleep patterns and salivary cortisol levels, it is possible that the results in this
study were affected by the time of day
that the study was performed, rather
than the mean average of temperatures
taken throughout the day (8-9).
History of Research of T3
T3 Treatments for euthyroid hypometabolism. The use of T3 for patients suffering from euthyroid hypometabolic states was first described
in the early 1950s. Euthyroid hypometabolism was described as a group
of symptoms very similar to CFS,
including fatigue, lethargy, irritability,
headaches, and musculoskeletal pain
with the absence of any known underlying cause, including normal TSH
levels. Studies performed by Kurland,
Sonkin, Title, and Morton reported the
efficacy of synthetic T3 (liothyronine
sodium) in eliminating the symptoms
of hypometabolism.
One such study performed by
Sonkin prescribed thyroid therapy for
88 patients suffering from euthyroid
hypometabolism. He scored each
patient for the following symptoms
before and after thyroid therapy. The
following results indicated that T3 was
effective in alleviating euthyroid hypometabolism (see Table 1)(10-12).
Table 1. Euthyroid hypometabolism
Symptoms Score (Son King LS)
Complaint
Fatigue
Myofascial Pain
Depression
Headache
Nervousness
Insomnia
Total
88
63
39
4
2
3
Positive Responses
51
46
20
3
0
1
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Psychiatric research in the use of T3
on euthyroid patients has indicated
that people need a decreased dose of
antidepressants when taking T3, and
that it is also a rapid, safe and effective
way of treating depression that fail to
tricyclics (13-14). This might explain
why WTS patients notice decreased
depression from the WT3 protocol.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and
Fibromyalgia Syndrome. CFS shares
many features with fibromyalgia
syndrome (FMS) (15). The predominance of pain or fatigue is the primary
means of distinguishing between
these two syndromes. Precedence
for the use of T3 to treat CFS can be
found in recent successful FMS studies. One study found that 75.32% of
FMS patients experienced decreased
tender point sensitivity as measured
by algometry after treatment with 75150 mcg T3 in conjunction with other
lifestyle changes, including unspecified increases in aerobic activity, diet
changes and nutrient supplementation
(16).
Other studies found that supraphysiologic doses of T3 produced significant improvement in all measured
parameters. These included algometer
measurement of tender point sensitivity, American College of Rheumatology measurement of pain distribution,
Visual Analog Scale measurement of
symptoms intensity, Fibromyalgia Impact Questionnaire scores, and Zung’s
Depression Inventory scores. Mean
heart rate elevations were noted during treatment as opposed to placebo
phases, but there was no report of
tachycardia or symptoms of thyrotoxicosis (17-18).
The Center of Disease Control
(CDC) hypothesizes that CFS might
be caused by an initial trigger, such as
a stress in the form of an infectious
agent, toxin or illness, that can cause
a hit and run situation in which once
the trigger has happened, the body
shifts into a hypo-metabolic state (19).
The hypothesis that a subtle thyroid
defect might be a secondary response
from the initial trigger of stress has not
been fully explored, but it has been
well documented that the conversion
of T4 to T3 decreases under periods of
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Table 2. CFS Sympton Score with WTS Protocol
Patient
Before or
AfterRx
Fatigue
Headaches
Anxiety Insomnia Myalgia
Patient Mean Patient Temp o F
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Mean
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
10
4
10
0
9
0
10
3
8
1
10
0
10
0
8
2
8
2
10
0
8
4
9.18
1.45
10
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
2
7
0
10
I
2
0
2
I
10
0
4
4
4.91
1.18
8
2
7
I
5
5
10
2
6
3
9
0
0
0
3
2
6
5
7
4
9
7
6.36
2.82
7.6
2.6
5.4
0.4
5.6
1.8
8
1.8
6.2
1.2
7.8
0
8
0.2
5.6
2.6
4.6
2.6
8.6
1.6
7.6
4.2
6.82
1.73
physical injury, as well as, chronic or
acute illness (20-21). However, even
after the initial injury to the body has
passed, the body sometimes has not
yet fully recovered.
Case Study Discussion
WT3 Protocol for CFS. We performed an in-house study in which
11 patients diagnosed with CFS
were given the WTS protocol. Each
patient was given a physical exam and
multi-chemistry panel to rule out any
other medically identifiable causes of
fatigue. We asked patients to evaluate
symptoms of CFS numerically before
and after treatment. Treatment was
considered complete when the patient
was able to maintain a body temperature of 98.6 o F. Table 2 presents the
results.
A value of “10” represents greatest
severity of symptoms, while “1” represents the least severity. A value of “0”
represents absence of symptoms. Each
patient required a different amount of
time to achieve normalization of body
temperature. Recovery time varied
between 3 weeks and 12 months.
10
2
0
0
7
3
10
3
8
0
7
0
10
0
6
6
2
2
9
2
9
4
7.09
2.00
0
0
10
1
7
1
10
1
0
0
6
0
10
0
9
3
S
3
7
2
8
2
6.55
1.18
97.9
98.6
96.9
98.6
97.7
98.6
97.6
98.6
97.8
98.6
96.9
98.6
97.7
98.7
98.4
98.6
97.5
98.6
96.5
98.6
96.9
98.6
A statistical analysis of these results,
conducted by Aikin*, revealed significant differences (see Table 3).
After the treatment is discontinued,
normally 3 to 6 months after initiation of treatment, the majority of CFS
patients report significant and continued improvement in their symptoms.
Most patients experience complete
resolution of their CFS symptoms
persisting years after treatment has
been discontinued. Based on clinical observations, many patients are
completely freed of fatigue, depression,
muscle aches, and other complaints
related to CFS.
In addition, if it is demonstrated that
return of oral temperature to 98.6o F
correlates closely with restoration of
good health in a high percentage of
CFS patients, this may indicate that
body temperature in itself is a useful
biological marker that can be reset to
normal. Since many patients who have
low body temperature do not have
CFS, we do not propose that it in itself
is diagnostic of CFS, but rather that it
is a biological marker that consistently
and predictably changes during the
progression from disease to health.
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Table 3. Statistical Analysis of Symptom Scores after WTS Protocol in CFS Patient
Factor
Mean Change
SE**
P-value*
Fatigue
Headache
Anxiety
Insomnia
Myalgia
-7.7
-3.7
-3.5
-5.1
-5.3
0.49
0.51
0.69
0.61
0.35
< 0.001
< 0.001
< 0.001
< 0.0001
< 0.0001
* Aikin, Michael PhD, Senior Investigator Kaiser Permanente for NIH Grant Sustained T3 in the Treatment of
Chronic Fatigue Syndrom, Portland Oregon 2002
**Adjusted for Baseline
T3 Clinical Research
A 2001 study published by Bunevicius et al (22) showed that mood,
neuropsychological function, and cognitive abilities were much improved in
patients who had taken T3 as opposed
to T4 (levothyroxine). Although the
participants in the study were hypothyroid, the important aspect in the study
was that the patients were already taking exogenous T4 and thus had euthyroid TSH and T4 blood values, but still
had hypothyroid cognitive symptoms
that were resolved with T3 therapy. It
was concluded that T3 had much more
of an impact in human physiology than
once traditionally thought (22-23).
Thyroid Resistance Not only is it
possible that a conversion thyroid hormone problem might occur, but there is
evidence that thyroid resistance might
well be a secondary response to the
initial trigger causing CFS. Although
the concept of euthyroid fatigue was
recognized in conventional medicine in
the 1950s, it is not until recently that it
is gaining acceptance again in the medical literature. Current medical literature is identifying euthyroid patients
who exhibit hypothyroid symptoms as
thyroid resistance. Thyroid resistance
shares many of the same symptoms
as CFS, including headaches, anxiety,
fatigue, and recurring sore throats.
One postulated mechanism for thyroid hormone resistance found in WTS/
CFS might be due to a dysregulation in
the type I interferons (IFN-alpha/beta)
pathway. This results in a sustained
upregulation of 2’,5’-oligoadenylate synthetases (2-5 OAS). Patients
treated with IFN-alpha/beta therapy
SPRING 2009 usually complain of severe fatigue as
a limiting side effect, perhaps due to
the same effect. The 2-5 OAS, IFNalpha/beta instigates the expression
of three closely related proteins. The
amino acid sequences of the 2-5 OASL
proteins display 96% identity with the
partial sequence of the thyroid receptor
interacting protein (TRIP). It is hypothesized that the 2-5 OASL proteins
are TRIPs mechanism of suppressing
the TR transactivation and/or possibly
destroying the thyroid receptor by the
proteasome. This is perhaps how CFS /
WTS patients might have normal TSH
values yet have a clinical hypothyroid
state in CFS/WTS (24).
Another mechanism of thyroid
resistance found in CFS might be due
to a chronic consumptive coagulopathy,
which itself might be associated with
chronic infections, such as mycoplasmids, and other microbes. It is suggested that supraphysiological doses of
thyroid hormone or anticoagulants and
anti-infective agents might be effective
treatment options. Current research
has not found any clear association
between an infectious agent and CFS
(18). However, based on a multi-causal
model, it is possible that some infectious agent might be a contributory
cause for a certain subset of patients, or
that it might be a trigger for CFS even
after the infection is gone (25).
Immune system defect might be
involved in a certain amount of CFS
patients. There is evidence of inappropriate cytokine response (18). The
etiological cause is still not known.
However, it is hypothesized that it
might be due to decreased thyroid
function. Thyroid resistance has been
associated with increased infections,
such as chronic sore throats (26).
Stress stimulates the hypothalamicpituitary-adrenal axis, or HPA axis,
which leads to increased levels of
cortisol. Increased levels of cortisol
inhibit thyroid function (27). Some
CFS studies have found cortisol levels
to be lower than healthy controls (18).
However, since studies have not found
conclusively that cortisol replacement is
an effective treatment, cortisol deficiency as the main causative factor for CFS
does not seem promising. Low thyroid
function has been shown to affect cortisol levels (28). Some researchers have
found that hypothyroidism increases
cortisol levels and others have found
that it decreases cortisol levels (29).
In conclusion, CFS/WTS might
have a variety of causative factors that
compromise immune system by stress
or other insults that come from viruses,
bacteria, toxins, or other triggering
agents that upset the body’s normal
functioning. After the initial insult to
the body, CFS/WTS symptoms remain,
perhaps due to thyroid hormone resistance or peripheral thyroid hormone
conversion problems.
Regardless of the mechanism, WT3
therapy seems to restore metabolism to
the vast majority of patients.
SR-T3 (WT3) Protocol
In the clinical setting, T3 therapy
is not used to correct a measurable
thyroid hormone deficiency, but rather
to recalibrate metabolism and body
temperature patterns.
Dr. Wilson developed the SR-T3
treatment protocol over a 2-year period
via empirical observations of treating
patients with intractable fatigue. He
subsequently treated more than 5,000
people over a period of 4 years. The
Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome.
Currently there is an estimated 1,000
American doctors who use the therapy
for fatigue and other WTS symptoms.
Unique Features
The unique features of the Wilson
T3 (WT3) protocol that distinguish it
from conventional T3 therapy are that
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it uses a sustained release form of T3,
as opposed to Cytomel, and it is cyclic
in its administration, with the dose and
cycle-length adjusted according to patient symptomatic response (30). The
subjects are treated with liothyronine
compounded in a hydrophilic matrix
system, employing hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (HPMC) formulated to
be taken every 12 hours. The liothyronine is synthetically made and does not
differ from any standard pharmaceutical preparation of T3, except that it is
compounded with the sustained release
agent methylcellulose. Clinical observation using SR-T3 shows that prolonged exposure to T3 changes patient
susceptibility to the drug, necessitating
alterations in dose. For example, the
first cycle of SR-T3 may require 90
mcg of T3 BID to obtain a normal temperature, while the second cycle may
require only 45 mcg of T3 to achieve
the same temperature. Body temperature is used in determining dosage and
cycle length.
The original protocol used liothyronine sodium (Cytomel), but undesirable side effects (e.g., irregular heartbeat and occasional atrial fibrillation)
prompted the exclusive use of SR-T3.
The SR-T3 produced fewer and milder
side effects.
However, a significant amount of
patients still suffer from some symptoms, including increased awareness of
heartbeats, heart palpitations, increased
heart rate, irritability, shakiness, fatigue,
and headaches. These effects are usually successfully treated with a “test
dose” of T4. A test dose of T4 is a small
dosage (.0125-.025 mg) of levothyroxine taken to dampen the effects of T3
therapy through competitive inhibition
of T3 by T4. T4 has 25% the potency
of T3, and administration of T4 usually
decreases or eliminates the side effects
of T3 therapy within 45 minutes.
The clinical experience of numerous
physicians suggests that T3 compounded in a hydrophilic matrix system (sustained release system) in capsules taken
every 12 hours provides a predictable,
well-tolerated means to influence body
temperature patterns and alleviate the
debilitating symptoms experienced
by WTS patients. Once symptoms
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improve or resolve, patients are able to
wean off SR-T3 therapy. Patients often
report no return of symptoms after
the treatment has been discontinued.
Some patients do relapse, but a very
short cycle of SR-T3 will usually bring
them back to normal.
Another important consideration
in the metabolic regulation related
to proper thyroid hormone function
is iodine consumption, absorption
and utilization. The main function
of iodine is the synthesis, storage and
secretion of thyroid hormone. Iodine
possesses wide antimicrobial functions
and adequate iodine levels are required
for proper immune function. Iodine is
also present in large amounts in other
tissues such as in the breast tissue,
salivary glands, brain and extracellular fluids. It is excreted in the urine.
Iodine deficiency should be evaluated to avoid secondary physiological
dysregulations and its associated risk
factors. If deficient, iodine supplementation is indicated. In addition, it
must be recognized that the cellular
transport mechanism for iodine can be
defective and it has been reported that
this problem can be corrected with the
administration of vitamin C (31).
Long-term Success
The use of T3 outside of the WT3
protocol has not been shown to normalize body temperature. Dr. Wilson’s
clinical experience indicates that longterm success in resetting metabolism and
alleviating symptoms using the cyclic-T3
therapy proposed for this study seems to
be related to holding body temperatures
close to 98.6o F for a specified period of
time. Patients whose body temperatures
have been successfully raised to or near
98.6o F show sustained positive responses
after the treatment is discontinued.
Patients whose oral temperatures are not
successfully raised to that level seem to
retain less benefit from the treatment.
It is known that exogenous T3 suppresses T4 levels due to negative feedback inhibition of TSH. It is speculated
that T4 suppression is an important
effect of the Wilson protocol that is essential to its effectiveness. Often more
than one cycle of SR-T3 therapy may be
needed to increase body temperature
to near-normal values. In many cases,
one or more cycles reaching a maximum dose of SR-T3 (90 mcg b.i.d.)
fails to raise the patient’s temperature
to normal. Then, the temperature may
reach normal on a subsequent cycle at a
lower dose. In such cases, we speculate
that greater T4 suppression is achieved
with each successive cycle until the
body temperature reaches normal. Serial measurements of serum free T4 may
help to elucidate this proposed mechanism.
It is speculated that T4 suppression
from repeated cycles of SR-T3 therapy
results in lower serum levels of T4 and
RT3, and therefore less competitive inhibition of T3. This suppression may increase from cycle to cycle, increasing T3
expression with each cycle. Increased
expression of T3 may result in greater
T4 suppression until body temperature
is finally normalized and the metabolism
is “re-calibrated.” Once temperature is
normalized, decreased SR-T3 is needed
on subsequent cycles to maintain
normal body temperature. Clinical
evidence thus far indicates that patients
can safely discontinue the sustainedrelease T3 therapy and maintain benefits
once oral body temperatures are held at
98.6o F for a specified period of time.
After the treatment is discontinued,
normally 3-6 months after initiation of
treatment, the majority of WTS patients
report significant and continued improvement in their symptoms. Many patients
experience complete resolution of their
WTS symptoms persisting years after
treatment has been discontinued. Based
on clinical observations, many patients
are completely freed of fatigue, depression, muscle aches and other complaints
related to WTS.
Clinical Studies
Most studies on thyroid hormone
supplementation have been done
using levothyroxine. There is current
controversy over the effects of thyroid
hormone supplementation on osteopenia. Most studies indicated no effect
(32-33) while one study of long term
suppressive dose of T4 did show an
increase in bone loss (16)
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Clinical studies using supraphysiological doses of T3 ranging from
93.75 to 105 mcg daily in euthyroid
fibromyalgia, over an 8 month period
indicated no change in serum calcium and phosphorous, nor in bone
densitometry vs. placebo. However
there were higher levels of urinary N
telopeptides. Liver function tests were
no different vs. placebo at 4- month
follow-up, serum creatinine and calcium were also normal, indicating no
change in muscle mass. Mean heart
rate significantly increased from 68.5
bpm in placebo vs. 83.94 bpm in T3
patients during the study. No patients
developed tachycardia. There was
no significant difference in diastolic
or systolic blood pressure in T3 or
placebo group. Serial EKG indicated
no significance except that the placebo
QT intervals shortened within the normal range during T phases (34).
Adverse reactions to liothyronine sodium are generally due to therapeutic
over-dosage, and thus are characterized
by the typical symptoms of hyperthyroidism (e.g., tachycardia, irritability,
nervousness, and increased bowel
motility). In rare instances, allergic
skin reactions have been observed in
patients taking liothyronine sodium.u
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Dehradun Medical School of Physicians and
Surgeons in India.
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is the single most significant evaluation of the ongoing state of your
patients’ health.
Labrix Clinical Services, Inc.
619 Madison St., Ste. 100
Oregon City, OR 97045
USA
877-656-9596
www.labrix.com
512-623-4900
www.biophysicalcorp.com
Meridian Valley Laboratories
801 SW 16th St., Ste. 216
Renton, WA 98057
USA
Cell Science Systems - The ALCAT Laboratory
852 South Military Trail
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
USA
954-426-2304
www.ALCAT.com
3425 Corporate Way
Duluth, GA 30096
USA
Diagnos-Techs GI & Saliva Hormone Tests
Path Medical
6620 South 192nd Pl., Bldg J
Kent, WA 98032
USA
304 Park Ave. South
New York, NY 10010
USA
170 ❘
800-878-3787
www.DiagnosTechs.com
425-271-8689
www.meridianvalleylab.com
800-221-4640
www.metametrix.com
888-304-PATH
www.pathmed.com
SPRING 2009
SHARI &TAYLOR
CO., CHARTERED
“Our philosophy is based on offering personalized, enthusiastic service
to each client, large or small. Our success depends on your success.
We are here to be your business partner and serve your needs”
tAccounting/Financial Statements
tCertified Audits
tB
usiness Valuations and Succession
Planning
tTax Planning and Preparation –
tS
pecialists in taking advantage of the
latest Tax Laws
tRetirement Planning/Estate Planning
tLitigation Support/Fraud Investigations
tCertified Advisor/QuickBooks
t
Nationwide service via offsite remote
computer access makes your CPA
Just a Click Away!!!
t
Payroll Processing/Representation with
Governmental Agencies
t Full Service Quality Review Firm
We welcome the opportunity to work with you. Please contact us for a courtesy consultation.
We have “Big Firm” expertise combined with the personalized attention, professional support,
reasonable fees and “high-tech” computers/software to deliver the level of service you require.
CPA
The CPA. Never Underestimate The Value
Members of the AICPA and Illinois CPA Society
Serving the Northshore Since 1973
SHARI TAYLOR AND CO., CHARTERED
Certified Public Accountants/Management Consultants
707 Skokie Dr • Suite 600 • Northbrook, IL 60062
TEL: 847-291-0192 • FAX: 847-291-0650
www.sharitaylorandco.com
BUYERS Guide
Sage Medical Laboratory
1400 Hand Ave.
Ormond Beach, FL 32174
USA
800-491-9511
www.sagemedlab.com
Spectracell Laboratories Inc.
10401 Town Park Dr.
Houston, TX 77072
USA
800-227-5227
www.spectracell.com
ZRT Laboratory, LLC
8605 SW Creekside Pl.
Beaverton, OR 97008
USA
503-466-2445
www.zrtlab.com
Hyperbaric / Oxygen Therapies
Oxy Health, LLC
10719 Norwalk Blvd.
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
USA
562-906-8888
www.oxyhealth.com
Insurance / Finance
Practice Management / Marketing
LocateADoc.com / Mojo Interactive
Hair Rejuvenation
877-665-6798
www.LocateADoc.com
Maxim Yutsis, MBA
Precision Laser Therapy
3690 Orange Pl., Ste. 115
Beachwood, OH 44122
USA
1060 Woodcock Rd.
Orlando, FL 32803
USA
800-310-2662
www.precisionlasertherapy.com
40 Wall St, 46th Floor
New York, NY 10005
USA
212-806-6316
www.MaximYutsis.com
MD-Ware Software
Holistic Medicines
1788 Drew Rd., Ste A
Mississauga, ON L5S 1L7
Canada
800-798-6199
www.mdware.com
American Biotech Labs
80 W. Canyon Crest Rd.
Alpine, UT 84004
USA
801-756-1000
www.americanbiotechlabs.com
A-1 Engineering
Mercola.com
3200 W. Higgins Rd.
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
USA
847-252-4355
www.mercola.com
Ondamed Inc.
80 Waterview Terrace
New Windsor, NY 12553
USA
172 ❘
Med Spa / Equipment
2533 S San Jacinto Ave.
San Jacinto, CA 92583
USA
877-929-9920
www.a-1engineeringusa.com
The Laser Agent Inc.
845-496-6673
www.ondamed.net
10982 Rutgers Ln.
Fishers, IN 46038
USA
317-570-0448
www.TheLaserAgent.com
SPRING 2009
7773 Waikapu Loop
Honolulu, HI 96825
USA
capability.
808-395-0656
800-815-4330
www.canfieldsci.com
Gulzar Impex
E-78 Sixteenth Sq., AFE OKHLA
New Deli, India 110025
INDIA
SPRING 2009 15395 Roosevelt Blvd.
Clearwater, FL 33760
USA
800-699-1008
www.hydromassage.com
NuSkin/Galvanic Spa
2251 N. Rampart Blvd., Ste. 353
Las Vegas, NV 89128
USA
702-363-5343
www.karlen.spabeautyathome.com
Ondamed Inc.
Canfield Imaging
253 Passaic Ave.
Fairfield, NJ 07004
USA
HydroMassage
BUYERS Guide
Magnum
USA
845-496-6673
www.ondamed.net
Shennong International Group Inc.
91981137145
[email protected]
5449 Yonge St. Ste 200
Toronto, ON M2N 5S1
Canada
416-968-9988
www.shennonggroup.ca
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BUYERS Guide
Sunlight Saunas
7373 W 107th St.
Overland Park, KS 66212
USA
Ondamed Inc.
877-292-0020
www.SunlightSaunas.com
Synergie by Dynatronics
7030 Park Centre Dr.
Salt Lake City, UT 84121
USA
801-568-7000
www.dynatronics.com
Medical Equipment / Supplies
USA
845-496-6673
www.ondamed.net
Pharmanex Antioxidant Laser Scanner
2251 North Rampart Blvd, Ste. 353
Las Vegas, NV 89128
USA
702-363-5343
www.aolscanner.com
Power Plate North America Inc.
400 Skokie Blvd., Ste. 105
Northbrook, IL 60077
USA
877-87-PLATE
www.powerplatehealthcare.com
ACIGI Relaxation/Fujiiryoki
4399 Ingot St.
Fremont, CA 94538
USA
510-651-9088
www.drfuji.com
Team Doctors Store
6432 S Pulaski
Chicago, IL 60629
USA
800-433-3535
www.teamdoctorsstore.com
Colonic.net
10911 West Ave.
San Antonio, TX 78213
USA
210-308-8888
www.colonic.net
Medical Publications / Directories
Cryosurgical Concepts
200 Knuth Rd., Ste. 226
Boynton Beach, FL 33436
USA
866-736-6577
www.cryo-surgical.com
Elsevier
8457 Eagles Loop Cir.
Windermere, FL 34786
USA
407-909-1528
Eclipsemed
16850 Dallas Pkwy.
Dallas, TX 75248
USA
972-380-2911
www.eclipsemed.com
MedEsthetics
Magazine
Eidam Diagnostics Corporation
100-13777 Commerce Pkwy.
Richmond, BC V6V 2X3
Canada
604-304-6006
www.eidam.com
800-442-5667
www.medestheticsmagazine.com
Korr Medical Technologies
2463 S. 3850 W., Bldg. 200
Salt Lake City, UT 84120
USA
174 ❘
7628 Densmore Ave.
Van Nuys, CA 91406
USA
Take your medical aesthetic practice or med spa to a whole new
level. Sign up for a free subscription to MedEsthetics, the business
magazine for physicians offering
aesthetic services. Each issue features cutting-edge equipment and
products, strategic management
tools, marketing tips, industry news
and more.
801-483-2080
www.korr.com
SPRING 2009
BUYERS Guide
Mesotherapy / Hormone Therapies
Florida Detox &
Wellness Institute
1501 S. Pinellas Ave., Ste. P
Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
USA
BodyLogicMD
1499 W. Palmetto Park
Boca Raton, FL 33486
USA
Your Practice. Our Solution. The
Future. BodyLogicMD is the nation’s
largest franchise of highly trained
physician-owned practices specializing in bioidentical hormones
integrated with customized fitness
and nutrition programs. With 23
offices nationally and rapidly expanding, we offer you a quick and
successful approach to grow your
practice. Find out about our Risk
Free Guarantee.
Florida Detox and Wellness Institute
offers a more scientific approach to
addiction treatment, incorporating
recent advances in brain science,
specifically research derived from
PET and SPECT scan studies at the
National Institute of Drug Addiction (NIDA), the Amen Clinics and
major universities. Flordia Detox
has proven that the integration of
modern science with target specific
counseling produces more successful addiction treatment.
727-945-9198 / 888-775-2770
www.floridadetox.com
888-625-8705
www.bodylogicmd.com
Heartland Products, Inc.
849 14th St. SW
Valley City, ND 58072
USA
Live Well MD
1996 Kingsley Ave.
Orange Park, FL 32073
USA
888-772-2345
www.heartlandnatural.com
904-276-5700
www.livewellmd.com
Living Younger Preventive-Aging Medicine & Business System
10371 N. Oracle Rd., Ste. 205
Oro Valley, AZ 85737
USA
520-229-1900
www.LivingYoungerPreventive-Aging.com
Miscellaneous
Nordic Naturals
Cardio Crusaders, LLC
11722 Lightfall Ct.
Columbia, MD 21044
USA
410-707-5667
www.cardiocrusaders.com
94 Hanger Way
Watsonville, CA 95076
USA
831-724-6200
www.nordicnaturals.com
Sciton
Dr. Sangeeta Pati
954 Lake Baldwin Ln.
Orlando, FL 32814
USA
This program has been designed
to teach clinicians how to restore
optimal health through restoring
hormones and nutrients, removing
toxicities and rebalancing the mind
and body. This is a 5 day preceptorship seeing and managing patients in our practice. A complete
protocol book will be provided.
407-478-9797
www.sajune.com
Erchonia Medical
2021 Commerce Dr.
McKinney, TX 75069
USA
176 ❘
925 Commercial St.
Palo Alto, CA 94303
USA
650-493-9155
www.sciton.com
Vita-Mix Corp
8615 Usher Rd.
Cleveland, OH 44138
USA
800-848-2348
www.vitamix.com
WTSmed
214-544-2227
www.erchonia.com
93 Barre St., Ste. 1
Montpelier, VT 05602
USA
802-420-5801
www.wtsmed.com
SPRING 2009
UNIVERSITY
COMPOUNDING PHARMACY
Specializing in:
v
v
v
v
Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement
Physician Training Seminars
Non-Commercially Available Formulations
Alternate Routes of Administration
800-985-8065
|
v
v
v
v
Discontinued & Off-Patent Drugs
In-Office Use Supplies
Suppositories (Vaginal & Rectal)
Sterile Injectable Medications
www.ucprx.com
University Compounding Pharmacy is a
Board Certified
Compounding Pharmacy
BUYERS Guide
Zija International
Health Secrets USA
731 S. Hwy. 101, Ste. 2-H
Solana Beach, CA 92075
USA
760-815-6474
www.drinklifein.com
24141 Ann Arbor Trail
Dearborn Heights, MI 48127
USA
313-561-6800
www.healthsecretsusa.com
Homefirst® Natural Pharm Source, LLC
Nutraceuticals
Aminocare Products, L.P.
9432 Old Katy Rd., Ste. 200
Houston, TX 77055
USA
Daiwa Health
Development, Inc.
1411 W. 190th St., Ste.375
Gardena, CA 90248
USA
713-335-5675
www.aminocare.com
7514 N. Saint Louis St.
Skokie, IL 60076
USA
Life Extension
1100 West Commercial Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309
USA
In search of helping people to
live healthly lives, Daiwa Health
Development has successfully introduced Plasmanex1, an effective
coagulation modulator™, a natural
enzyme extracted by a patented
fermentation production process to
support healthly blood circulation,
in addition to their already popular
product, BRM4, a unique immune
modulator, derived from rice bran.
866-395-1881
www.store.homefirst.com
Earn Thousands with Life Extension®
Nutraceuticals, including the New
Weight Loss Supplement Shown to
Shed 28 Pounds in 10 Weeks! Invest
in the health of your patients and
your practice by becoming a Life
Extension Wholesaler. 20% Show Discount plus Free Testosterone For Life
book For New Wholesalers Call.
888-884-3657
www.lef.org
LivOn Laboratories
877-434-3633
www.dhdmed.com
DaVinci Laboratories
20 New England Dr.
Essex Junction, VT 05453
USA
800-325-1776
www.davincilabs.com
Designs for Health
2 North Rd.
East Windsor, CT 06088
USA
178 ❘
Natural Clinician LLC
47 Center Dr.
Little Falls, NJ 07424
USA
973-256-4660
www.naturalclinician.com
3017 Business Park Dr.
Stevens Point, WI 54481
USA
800-332-2351
www.orthomolecularproducts.com
PhysioLogics
800-245-4440
www.douglaslabs.com
Fuji Health Science
3 Terri Ln., Ste.12
Burlington, NJ 08016
USA
1-866-682-6193
www.livonlabs.com
Ortho Molecular Products
800-847-8302
www.designsforhealth.com
Douglas Laboratories
600 Boyce Rd.
Pittsburgh, PA 15205
USA
2654 W. Horizon Ridge
Pkwy., Ste.B-5 Dept. 108
Henderson, NV 89052
1170 Valley Brook Ave.
Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
USA
800-765-6775
www.physiologics.com
Rejuvenation Science
609-386-3030
www.fujihealthscience.com
811 N. Catalina Ave., Ste. 3208
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
USA
888-737-3588
ww.Rejuvenation-Science.com
SPRING 2009
ANEWrx is an advanced compounding pharmacy
focused on the special needs of physicians and
patients to tailor multiple-drug combinations, special
formulations, and alternative dosage forms to the unique
health care requirements of the individual.
Our state-of-the art clean room facility and tightly controlled processes and practices assure the content, purity,
and integrity of the compounded medication preparations that we dispense. Our re-formulating capability
includes such skills as the compounding of sublingual dosage forms of select medications typically administered
either by injection or enteric routes. ANEWrx staff are trained, skilled, and experienced in the compounding of
both non-sterile and sterile medication preparations.
Please Contact Us About Your Needs For Our Specialized Services in the Areas of:
Age Management
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Bioidentical hormone replacement
Andropause therapy
Testosterone
Sermorelin
hCG for injection lyophilzed
hCG for sublingual lyophilized
Anti-wrinkle creams and ointments
GHRP-6
Other Specialties
• Sexual dysfunction treatment including:
∙ Libido gels
∙ Tri-mix injections
• Weight reduction preparations
• Pain management
ANEWrx quality management practices assure physicians and patients of the consistent purity and potency of
every dose in every prescription. Our pharmacists and technicians use only ingredients of known pedigree and
the highest quality in their compounding processes which conform to the standards promulgated by the IACP,
ASHP and USP.
For special pricing and more information, visit us at Booth #310.
Call Today! 877-788-8908
www.ANEWrx.com
BUYERS Guide
T.A. Sciences, Inc.
24 East 64th St., 5th floor
New York, NY 10065
USA
Hallandale Pharmacy
212-588-8805
www.tasciences.com
1109 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd.
Hallandale, FL 33009
USA
954-455-3822
www.hallandalerx.com
Medaus Pharmacy
Vital Nutrients
45 Kenneth Dooley Dr.
Middletown, CT 06457
USA
888-328-9992
www.vitalnutrients.net
888-401-0967
www.cpmedical.net
1-800-449-1130
www.ultimateglucosamine.com
318 Blackwell St., Ste.240
Durham, NC 27701
USA
919-682-8800
www.testopel.com
801-984-1150
www.detoxamin.com
Magnum
Youth Juice
1875 3rd Ave.
San Diego, CA 92101
USA
707-525-3784
www.neilmed.com
Sports / Fitness / Physical Therapies
World Health Products, LLC
12685 South 125 East
Draper, UT 84020
USA
601 Aviation Blvd.
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
USA
Slate Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Wellesley Therapeutics Inc
200 Gerrard St. E, Ste. 307
Toronto, ON M5A 2E6
Canada
800-526-9183
www.medaus.com
NeilMed Pharmaceuticals
Vitamin Research Products
4610 Arrowhead Dr.
Carson City, NV 89706
USA
2637 Valleydale Rd.
Birmingham, AL 35244
USA
619-683-2005
www.ucprx.com
7773 Waikapu Loop
Honolulu, HI 96825
USA
capability.
808-395-0656
Pharmaceutical
Auxilium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
40 Valley Stream Pkwy.
Malvern, PA 19355
USA
484-321-2126
www.auxilium.com
Discount Marketing Corp
9 E-Pelican St.
Naples, FL 34113
USA
Bellevue Pharmacy Solutions
Ondamed Inc.
1034 S. Brentwood Blvd., Ste.102
St. Louis, MO 63117
USA
USA
180 ❘
314-727-8787
www.bellevuerx.com
888-476-9256
www.discount-marketing.com
845-496-6673
www.ondamed.net
SPRING 2009
6432 S Pulaski
Chicago, IL 60629
USA
FoodPharmacy Software
800-433-3535
www.teamdoctorsstore.com
Stem Cell Therapies
75 Josie’s Ln.
Bozeman, MT 59718
USA
BUYERS Guide
Team Doctors Store
866-411-1122
www.foodpharmacy.com
Ideal Protein
178 Jean Proulx, Ste 202
Gatineau, QC J8Z1V3
Canada
866-314-4447
www.idealprotein.com
German Society for Thymus Therapy
Harvestehuder Weg 65
Hamburg, 20149
Germany
+49-1805-849687
www.thymus-therapie.org
Life Extension
1100 West Commercial Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309
USA
Ondamed Inc.
USA
845-496-6673
www.ondamed.net
Earn Thousands with Life Extension®
Nutraceuticals, including the New
Weight Loss Supplement Shown to
Shed 28 Pounds in 10 Weeks! Invest
in the health of your patients and
your practice by becoming a Life
Extension Wholesaler. 20% Show Discount plus Free Testosterone For Life
book For New Wholesalers Call.
888-884-3657
www.lef.org
Regenocyte Therapeutic
3301 Bonita Beach Rd., Ste. 315
Bonita Springs, FL 34134
USA
866-216-5710
www.regenocyte.com
MaxGXL
Weight Management
1326 Armacost Ave., Ste. 5B
Los Angeles, CA 90025
USA
310-478-3604
www.maxgxl.com/christian
Ondamed Inc.
Magnum
7773 Waikapu Loop
Honolulu, HI 96825
USA
capability.
808-395-0656
USA
Take Shape for Life
135 South Sierra Ave., Ste 2
Solana Beach, CA 92075
USA
845-496-6673
www.ondamed.net
Helping physicians set up a turnkey,
medically supervised weight
managment program using lifestyle
coaching and Medifast meal
replacements. Receive FREE comprehensive training and marketing
strategies to make your practice
more profitable and rewarding.
888-539-9975
www.WeightLossDoctor.net
Dr. G’S Weight Loss & Wellness Program
21097 NE 27th Ct., Ste. 590
Aventura, FL 33180
USA
SPRING 2009 305-933-3232
www.drgsweightloss.com
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WORLD COUNCIL
FOR CLINICAL
ACCREDITATION
(WCCA)
Strategically Position Your
Anti-Aging Clinic or Medical
Spa as An A4M/WCCA Accredited
Facility of Excellence*
Benefits of A4M/WCCA Facility
Accreditation:
•
Prevail amongst generic antiaging clinics and spas with distinguished status as a professionally accredited clinical facility
•
Gain a marketing edge against
your competition through enhanced
positioning at the Online Clinic
Locator at The World Health Network, www.worldhealth.net, the
Internet’s leading anti-aging portal
•
Receive direct patient referrals from the Patient Recruitment
and Education Program (PREP),
an initiative affiliated with the
A4M’s LEXCORE Research Study
SET YOUR ANTI-AGING CLINIC OR MEDICAL SPA
APART FROM THE COMPETITION

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