Thursday, October 16, 2008

Natural Healing and Allergies



Thursday, October 16, 2008 (612th meeting)

Today's speaker was former club member and local Chiropractor Kris Hansen. Kris spoke to us about allergy elimination (NAET). He has been aware of this technique for many years and was skeptical of it at first. After leasing office space to a doctor from Salt Lake that came down a few times a month that offered these treatments he became more familiar with allergy elimination. Through his own experimentation he became convinced that the system really does work.

Kris explained that an allergy can be more than the typical symptoms that we think of; anaphylaxis, red puffy eyes, sinus issues, rashes, etc.. Allergies can cause the body to have other serious reactions causing a wide variety of reactions. In some cases the body will reject nutrients, hormones, vitamins or other substances that we are exposed to. In others instances the body will accumulate excessive, and unhealthy, levels of an element because it can not process it properly due to an allergy.

New allergies can be acquired by the body during times of stress, illness, trauma or toxicity due to an overall weakness of the body. Patients can not only be treated for typical allergen causing substances and foods but other conditions such as; anxiety, ADD/ADHD, asthma, autism, insomnia, depression and many more. The treatment itself is based on the proven principals of acupuncture/acupressure.

Kris also announced that he will be rejoining our club. Hopefully, we can keep up this trend of inducting our speakers to increase our membership.


Darrin Hallman
Infinite Solutions, Inc.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Hi,
I think natural healing is the best way of healing of all the diseases. It not only heals the diseases but also releases stress and detoxifies our body.

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Today's Rotary International News

A Brief History of Dixie Sunrise Rotary

  • The first meeting of the provisional club was held May 9, 1996 at the Hampton Inn in St. George. There were 4 attendees: Gerald C. Harrison, Chapin Burks, David Prink and T. Robert Cochran.
  • The second meeting was held at the Hampton Inn with 3 attendees: Gerald C. Harrison, Chapin Burks and T. Robert Cochran. (What were they thinking?)
  • Subsequently, attendance grew until there were 25 attendees, and Rotary International issued the club’s charter on September 5, 1996, four days short of four months after the first meeting.
  • Charter Members were:

Bryan “Chuck” Barton, Chris Jones, Annette Basso, Jill Jones, Gregory F. Basso, Peggy Lynch, James L. Brownell, Fay McFadden,Chapin Burks, James G. Mersman, T. Robert Cochran, Rick A. Parker, Rick Evans, David J. Prink, Christine Evans-Burks, Evan J. Racker, Darrin Hallman, Sean Ray, Gerald C. Harrison, Lynn R. Spafford, Brad Hasty, Nate Staheli, Kerry K. Hepworth, David B. Turner, John L. Johnson

  • Founding Officers and Directors were:

Gerald C. Harrison President, Chapin Burks President-Elect, T. Robert Cochran Secretary/Treasurer, David J. Prink Club Service Dir, Christine Evans-Burks Community Service Dir, Bryan “Chuck” Barton International Service Dir, Kerry K. Hepworth Vocational Service Dir

  • Presidents:
      • 1996-1997 Gerald C Harrison
      • 1997-1998 Chapin Burks
      • 1998-1999 David J Prink
      • 1999-2000 Gregory F Basso
      • 2000-2001 Vardell H Curtis
      • 2001-2002 Paul R Gooch O.D.
      • 2002-2003 Rhys Weaver
      • 2003-2004 Margaret S Shakespeare
      • 2004-2005 Rocky E Neal
      • 2005-2006 Todd Watts
      • 2006-2007 Joseph Christopher
      • 2007-2008 Joseph H Bowcutt III
      • 2008-2009 Paul Gooch
      • 2009-2010 Marla Shelby-Drabner
      • 2010-2012 Jeff Wilcox

  • Member Census at Rotary Year-End (June 30):

1997: 27, 1998: 48, 1999: 50, 2000: 45, 2001: 58, 2002: 66, 2003: 57 All-time High: 72, 2004: 59, 2005: 43, 2006: 43, 2007: 41

  • Attendance by Rotary Year:

1996-1997: 72.09%, 1997-1998: 75.78%, 1998-1999: 78.06%, 1999-2000: 70.09%, 2000-2001: 72.38%, 2001-2002: 71.51%, 2002-2003: 73.05%, 2003-2004: 73.40%, 2004-2005:, 2005-2006: 60.31%, 2006:2007: 60.62%