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My name is Tina Rosenquist and this is "Knowledge For Wellness" - this show is to better inform you ----because when YOU know more you are empowered to make better decisions for yourself and your loved ones for a better quality of life.

Knowledge is Power...... and today's topic in on a new hearing technical and I am delighted to present Matt Mattis.
Welcome Matt, and thank you for joining us

Tell our viewers a little bit about yourself and why you started the Healing Stores

(These are the questions that Matt answers.)
1. What are some of the most common signs of hearing loss?
2. Are there certain situations that are more difficult to hear in than others?
3. Who is affected by hearing loss?
4. How does hearing loss happen?
5. How do I know if my hearing loss is treatable?
6. What does an Audiologist do?
7. Tell us a little bit about The Hearing Stores of MN?
8. How has the hearing aid technology changed and improved in recent years?
9. How much do hearing aids cost?
10. Does insurance pay for hearing aids?
11. What are some side effects of untreated hearing loss?
12. What would I do if I wanted to be checked for hearing loss?

I guess we have already run out of time, thank you so much for joining us.

If you have questions, or would like to contact Matt, please contact him at http://www.thehearingshoppes.com/. Or 877-427-4327.

Thank you so much for your insight on this and your knowledge to help our viewing audience understand. It has been a pleasure having you on the show.
Please tune into my other shows of "Knowledge For Wellness" being televised throughout the "Twin City Area" Or view my website at www.knowledgeforwellness.com for more detailed information in your area. You can also connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube.
The mission of "Knowledge For Wellness is to inform viewers on health issues. To expose, educate and make viewers aware to enhance themselves and their loved ones for a better quality of life.

I hope we have provided you more knowledge to benefit you and your loved ones.
Until next time, be well, Goodbye. Thanks again Matt.

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http://www.tobaccoresearch.umn.edu/ Tina Rosenquist, creator and host of Knowledge For Wellness, interviews Sharon Allen, M.D., Ph.D. - Curriculum Director, a medical professor and doctor at the University of Minnesota's Womens Clinic, about bone health. Dr. Sharon Allen has worked on programs to help women quite smoking for over 20 years.
Women have a 50% chance to break a major bone in their lifetime. Bone loss is significant after the age of 50. Dr. Sharon answers the following questions during this show.
1.Question: What can women do to improve their bone health? Get adequate calcium intake throughout the day.
2.Question: What is the relationship between smoking and bone health.
3.Question: What other things can postmenopausal osteoporosisic women do to improve their bone health? (vitamim D, weight bearing exercises)
4.What does the ongoing study entail?
5.What does postmenopausal mean?
6.What are the risk factors for osteoporosis.
7.What is a FRAX tool.
For more information about the REST study, call 612.624.5439 or go to their website at http://www.tobaccoresearch.umn.edu/REST.htm

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http://www.elcmn.com/ Tina Rosenquist, host and creator of "Knowledge For Wellness," interviews Dr. Tony Lawther, Chiropractor, about his practice. He uses a computerized nervous system scanner called the Insight Subluxation Station. A neck treatment is demonstrated in the studio, in part using the Insight Subluxation Station.