Wednesday 31 December 2014

Manipulation Increases Antioxidants Level in the Body

Anti-oxidants are naturally occurring chemicals that protect the human body from free radicals inside the body. Dark colored vegetables, fruits & Chaga are excellent sources of anti-oxidants, but the human body also produces anti-oxidants to ward off damage.

In this new clinical study done in Brazil, researchers looked at 23 people who were suffering from low back or neck pain. Each patient received 10 grade V mobilization (high velocity low amplitude manipulation) over a period of five weeks.

Blood samples were taken from the test subjects before and after the study period, and the researchers noted levels of three specific anti-oxidants: superoxide dismutase (SOD), catalase, and glutathione peroxidase (GPx).

At the end of the study, there was no difference in antioxidant catalase, but there was a significant increase in both SOD and GPx, indicating that spinal manipulation indeed increases two types of antioxidants within the body.

The original article was published by the Journal of Manipulative & Physiological Therapeutics (JMPT) on December 05, 2014:  Peripheral Oxidative Stress Blood Markers in Patients With Chronic Back or Neck Pain Treated With High-Velocity, Low-Amplitude Manipulation

National University of Medical Sciences teaches 33 health degree programs including 9 in osteopathy across 45 countries. To receive information about our programs please email to admissions@numss.com or visit www.numss.com









Thursday 25 December 2014

It Was The Night Before Christmas

'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through Kirksville
Not a creature was stirring, except old A.T. Still.

His children were nestled all snug in their beds,
While visions of skeletons danced in their heads.

With Mrs. A.T. in her hospital gown, and he in skull cap,
They settled their brains for a long winter's nap

When up from the kitchen there arose such a clatter,
He sprang from the bed to see what was the matter.

Away to the stairs he flew like a flash,
Tore into the pantry, grabbed the phone in a dash.

"My hubby, Santa, is aching," said his poor distressed spouse.
"How will he visit the children tonight, if his muscles are spasm'd
and he's bent over tight?"

"Just send him over," said Uncle A. T. ,
"And I'll do a treatment with my OMT."

More slowly than snails Santa's coursers they came,
And he moaned and groaned and begged them by name.

"Ow, Dasher! Ow, Dancer! Ow, Rudolph and Vixen!
No, Comet! No, Cupid! No, Donder and Blitzen!

"To the top of the porch! To the top of the wall!
Go slowly, go slowly, go slowly you all!"

So up to the housetop the coursers flew
With a sleigh full of St. Nicholas and his aching bones too.

"Get off of my roof, you aching old coot,
Or you'll have occupational dysfunction to boot."

As Andrew poured for the visitor a glass of Jim Beam,
Down the chimney St. Nicholas came with a scream.

His body was twisted from his head to his foot,
And his bones were all tangled and bruised black as soot.

His old little spine was drawn up like a bow,
And the color of his face was a pale as the snow.

"A bundle of toys, I can't fling on my back.
And I look like a peddler who can't open his sack."

A wink of Still's eye and a twist of his head,
Soon gave Santa to know he had nothing to dread.

A.T. spoke not a word, but went straight to his work,
With his knee on Kris' spine, he gave Kringle's neck a big jerk.

Then placing a finger on Santa's sore muscle,
It popped, and it snapped, and it cracked, and it bustled.

Santa sprang from the table and started to whistle,
But A.T. insisted he lay on some hay and some thistle.

"Bed rest, bed rest, that's what you need.
I'll deliver the packages with your trusty steeds."
And A.T. heard Santa exclaim, as he left him below,
"Thank you old buzzard, you are a darn good DO."


Tuesday 23 December 2014

I love National University of Medical Sciences!

I Love National University of Medical Sciences (NUMSS). Photo taken at Serena BEach (Playa Serena) in Punta Cana (Dominican Republic) in December 2014.


Tuesday 9 December 2014

Practising Manual Osteopathy in the United States

A letter from National University of Medical Sciences DO (Doctor of Osteopathy) student in the United States:

Dr.Nuzum here! Hi fellow Manual Osteopaths. I practice in Idaho here in the USA, under the Tribal Health Department license. This truly is the safest place to be and I can freely practice all of Manual Osteopathy legally in every State in the US with this license. It's worth the time to look at this.

docnuzum@gmail.com


Need an Osteopath in Quebec?

Anyone needing services of an osteopath in the province of Quebec, Canada should contact Dr Mariana Luogo, DO, MD, one of National University of Medical Sciences (www.numss.com) graduates of the DO (Doctor of Osteopathy) program.

Her contact information is on the business card published below.




Sunday 7 December 2014

Osteopathy Business Tip # 97

Mutual Fund or Index Fund?

To retire wealthy, I urge my students to save 10% of their annual income into different investment systems. Stocks are the most common investment methods, with managed mutual funds being the most popular way of investing in stocks.

However only 4% of managed mutual funds beat the market, and with an average fee of 3.1% of total investment they are quite costly. Investing in index mutual funds is safer and they outperform 96% of the managed mutual funds in the long term. Also their Management Expense Ratio (MER) & fees are less than 1%.

When an index mutual fund and a managed mutual fund offer the same interest rate, in your life time, investing in index fund would save you over $350,000 because mutual funds charge you 2.1% more on average.

The portion of your investment fund that you allocate to stocks is best to be invested in an index fund within a registered saving plan such as RRSP in Canada, or 401(k) in USA that has MER of less than 1%.

You should max out your allowed investment in a registered retirement plan before investing anything outside the plan.

Dr Shawn Pourgol, MBA, DC, DOMP, DO
President
National University of Medical Sciences (Spain)
Graduating Successful Manual Osteopaths in 45 Countries

Friday 5 December 2014

Insurance Coverage in USA for Manual Osteopathy

O’NA Health Care Plan in the USA covers manual osteopathic treatments provided by those National University of Medical Sciences  graduates in the United States who are members of the Tribal Health Care Administration & Licensing of the North Carolina Nottaway Tribal Community.

Our graduates in USA can now join the Tribal Health Care Administration & Licensing of the North Carolina Nottaway Tribal Community to become a Certified Traditional Tribal Practitioner under subcategory of Manual Osteopathy.

We would like to thank NUMSS Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) student, Dr Daniel Nuzum for helping us in this regard. Anyone interested in membership please contact Dr Nuzum for more info directly at docnuzum@gmail.com .

NUMSS teaches 33 health degree programs (9 in osteopathy) in 45 countries. 


Osteopathy/MBA Dual Degree for Physiotherapists



Doctor of Osteopathy/Master of Business Management in Health Care (DO/MBA) is our most popular dual degree program and physiotherapists can complete both degrees at the same time in 1 year at total tuition of 3712 EURO. 

The program is 100% online available worldwide. However those who wish to take practical in-campus classes can do so in Toronto (Canada), Madrid (Spain) and many other cities. 

Osteopathy offers the most effective treatment of chronic pain. Osteopaths typically have waiting lists ranging from weeks to months because of their effectiveness in helping patients. In London, Ontario there is a waiting list of one year to see an osteopath. In Halifax it is 6 months. In Vietnam it is 2 months. 

Canadian patients in 2012 have chosen manual osteopathy as their #1 treatment of choice for low back pain as compared to chiropractic, acupuncture, physiotherapy, massage therapy & pain medications. 

Osteopathy and physiotherapy complement each other well. We have many physiotherapists across the globe who studied osteopathy with us. By adding osteopathy to your treatment you set yourself apart from your competitors. 

A recent research proved that business owners who learned marketing and business management skills on average made 10 times (1000%) more income than those who started the same type of business without having any business management skills.

The road to success is easy. To become successful you must become a master of your clinic. Obtaining an MBA improves your chance of becoming wealthy and successful in your health practice.

The MBA program of National University of Medical Sciences is geared for physiotherapists. It teaches you everything you need to know about marketing, advertising, public relations, financial management, accounting, wealth creation and investing, tax planning, estate planning & asset protection.

Everything we teach is practical and can be implemented in your practice right away. 

NUMSS is a fully accredited university and our students have access to membership in many organizations in their fields. Some of the organizations that approve NUMSS include:

Collège des Ostéopathes Canadiens (CDOC)

Alliance Canadienne de Médecine Alternative (ACMA)

Ontario Association of Osteopathy & Natural Medicine (OAONM)

Asociation des ostéopathes Regroupement des Intervenants et Thérapeutes en Médecine Alternative (RITMA)

Ontario Osteopathic & Alternative Medicine Association (OOAMA)

Bangladesh Board of Physiotherapy Specialists (BBPS)

Ontario Association of Osteopathic Practitioners (OAOP)

Society of Osteopaths of Canada (SOC)

Bangladesh Physiotherapy Association (BPA)

International Osteopathic Association (IOA)

Canadian Manual Osteopathy Examining Board (CMOEB)

College of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners of Ontario (COMPO)

Alberta College of Osteopathic Rehabilitation Sciences (ACORS)

International Osteopathy Examining Board (IOEB)

Ontario College of Osteopathic Rehabilitation Sciences (OCORS)

International Board of Certified Athletic Therapists (IBCAT)

Human Factors & Ergonomics Society (HFES)

Canadian Association of Natural Nutritional Practitioners (CANNP)

Council on Manual Osteopathy Education (CMOE)

British Columbia College of Osteopathic Rehabilitation Sciences (BCCORS)

Tribal Health Care Administration & Licensing of the North Carolina Nottaway Tribal Community

For more information please email us at admissions@numss.com or visit www.numss.com or our blog for the latest news at www.nationaluniversityofmedicalsciences.blogspot.ca. Our videos are found at https://www.youtube.com/user/NUMSS2013. And NUMSS photo gallery is at http://numss.com/Gallery.html.

Join us, obtain your DO/MBA and secure your future. 


Thursday 4 December 2014

Tribal Health Care Administration & Licensing of the North Carolina Nottaway Tribal Community

National University of Medical Sciences graduates in the United States of America (USA) can now join the Tribal Health Care Administration & Licensing of the North Carolina Nottaway Tribal Community to become a Certified Traditional Tribal Practitioner under subcategory of Manual Osteopathy.

We would like to thank NUMSS Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) student, Dr Daniel Nuzum for helping us in this regard. Anyone interested in membership please contact Dr Nuzum for more info directly at docnuzum@gmail.com . 



Wednesday 3 December 2014

How Can You Increase Your Success by 1000% ?

A recent research proved that business owners who learned marketing and business management skills on average made 10 times (1000%) more income than those who started the same type of business without having any business management skills.

The road to success is easy. To become successful you must become a master of your business. Obtaining a Master of Business Management in Health Care (MBA) improves your chance of becoming wealthy and successful in your health practice.

The MBA program of National University of Medical Sciences is geared for single practitioner clinics. It teaches you everything you need to know about marketing, advertising, public relations, financial management, accounting, wealth creation and investing, tax planning, estate planning & asset protection.

Everything we teach is practical and can be implemented in your practice right away. These business tips are ideal for physicians, dentists, optometrists, osteopaths, manual osteopaths, chiropractors, physiotherapists, athletic therapists, athletic trainers, massage therapists, & acupuncturists.

Our MBA is 100% online and takes one year to be completed. Tuition is 3,300 EURO. All classes are online on-demand and are in English language.

NUMSS is an accredited university and the largest provider of osteopathic education worldwide. We teach 33 degree programs in 45 countries, including DO (Doctor of Osteopathy), tDPT (transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy), & MSc (AT) (Master of Science in Athletic Therapy).

To receive more information please email us at admissions@numss.com or visit our website at www.numss.com.


Tuesday 2 December 2014

Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC)



National University of Medical Sciences graduates in the province of Ontario in Canada can join the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) to benefit from a list of services including a popular extended health plan insurance for your medication, dental, glasses, and other needs. 


Thursday 27 November 2014

Bangladesh Board of Physiotherapy Specialists



Bangladesh Board of Physiotherapy Specialists has chosen National University of Medical Sciences to offer transitional doctor of physical therapy program to its members. 


Online Health Degrees

National University of Medical Sciences offers 33 online health degrees including a doctor of osteopathy (DO), transitional doctor of physical therapy (tDPT), bachelor of science in massage therapy, bachelor of science in osteopathy, master of science in athletic therapy, master of science in pedorthics, & master of business management in health care.

We also provide practical on-site in-campus classes as well for a number of programs.
NUMSS is the largest & most affordable provider of osteopathic education in the world, teaching 9 osteopathy programs in 45 countries. Our tuition is 1650 EURO per semester. All classes are taught in English.

NUMSS is accredited by a number of organizations including International Osteopathic Association, Alliance Canadienne de Médecine Alternative, Canadian Manual Osteopathy Examining Board, Collège des Ostéopathes Canadiens, International Osteopathy Examining Board, Bangladesh Physiotherapy Association, College of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners of Ontario, Society of Osteopaths of Canada, Ontario Association of Osteopathic Practitioners, Bangladesh Board of Physiotherapy Specialists, International Board of Certified Athletic Therapists, Ontario Osteopathic & Alternative Medicine Association, Ontario Association of Osteopathy & Natural Medicine, Council on Manual Osteopathy Education, Ontario College of Osteopathic Rehabilitation Sciences, Human Factors & Ergonomics Society, British Columbia College of Osteopathic Rehabilitation Sciences, & Alberta College of Osteopathic Rehabilitation Sciences.

For more information please email us at admissions@numss.com or visit www.numss.com or our blog for the latest news at www.nationaluniversityofmedicalsciences.blogspot.ca. Our videos are found at https://www.youtube.com/user/NUMSS2013. And NUMSS photo gallery is at http://numss.com/Gallery.html.

In the photo below you see NUMSS Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) student, physiotherapist Joe Arindell from Palma de Mallorca (Spain). 


Wednesday 26 November 2014

tDPT Requirements Set by Bangladesh Physiotherapy Association



NUMSS tDPP Requirements in Bangladesh 

The enrollment process for the transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy (tDPT) program of National University of Medical Sciences (Spain) is different in Bangladesh than other countries. 

Physiotherapists practicing in Bangladesh can only apply to the NUMSS tDPT program through the Bangladesh Physiotherapy Association (BPA). 

BPA has a number of requirements that must be satisfied prior to enrollment. Please contact Dr Osman Gony at the BPA directly at  bbps@bd-bpa.org to receive more information on how to apply for NUMSS tDPT program.

Here is a summery of the requirements established by BPA provided by Dr Gony:

Implementing the Board Certified Specialist program leading to tDPT
Implementation Body:
  • Bangladesh Board of Physiotherapy Specialists (BBPS) (Special Body by BPA )
  • National University of Medical Sciences (NUMS), Spain
Progression Pathway:
·         Professionals with 4 Years BPT and 1 Years Internship (5 Years) will be eligible for entry to the program of ‘Board Certified Specialist’ under BBPS.
·         After Successfully Passing the entire Exam requirement under BBPS and Completing the Specialty Specific Residency program (minimum 18 months of total duration) a professional is awarded ‘Board Certified Specialist’ credential within a Specific Specialty like MSK, Neuro, Sports etc.
·         After getting the ‘Board Certified Specialist’ credential, professionals will be able to register with NUMS for their Post Professional DPT program.
·         They will get modules waved from their prior learning as appropriate and complete rest of the modules like Dissertation under supervision of Faculties from NUMS and BBPS here at Bangladesh. Thesis defense and final exam can be conducted at Bangladesh by NUMS & BBPS Faculty jointly.
·         On completion of the entire tDPT degree requirement, NUMS will award tDPT to a Professional who joined the ‘Board Certified Specialist Program leading to tDPT’.

Modification of ‘Board Certified Specialist’ Program:
As of now, we cover most of the modules of NUMS tDPT program within our ‘Board Certified Specialist’ program; some as same title, some under different. But if it is needed, we can amend our modules to cover all general aspects of tDPT program so that ‘Board Certified Specialist Program leading to tDPT’ students get the best learning experience in Bangladesh.

Dr Osman Gony
Coordinator, Bangladesh Board of Physiotherapy Specialists (BBPS)
Publication Secretary, Bangladesh Physiotherapy Association (BPA)