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I've got an idea see those vines

Let's all pick up a palm frond like this

Well loop it over our fines then we'll hang on and zip down the vine right over Hook and Smee and we'll grab the guitar

as we slide by

good plan is

After they disgust me

Pressure returned and we got two gold doubloons. Let's grab them and go

Way to go Izzy this oughta slow them down

Crackers scurvy pirates 12 o'clock Yolo. Let's go

Did we lift the guitar?

Scream gray kitten but we did

Give you a little flying music Jake this not a power thing

More noise powers a cranky pirate captain to get any sleep at all. I

Didn't know hook and sneak a bribe

Home sweet hider, let's count our gold doubloons

Well done crew what to do

Come on let's count our gold doubloons. Tell witless. Yeah

One two three four five six

For solving pirate problems today. We got six gold doubloons

Way-hey crew now let's jam

Thanks for helping me get my guitar back ladies yo

No penis time

Don't touch the growl cuz it's hot lava

DS it go on your tippy toes

Don't touch the grout cuz it's hot hot lava

- can't even go on your tip tip tip Ito's

If you tuck your tricorn hat then they get up

Unless you come a ten-foot pole as protective straps

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Top military figures in Myanmar should be tried in international court.

That's according to a UN report that found senior officials responsible.... for mass

genocide and sex crimes against the Rohingya... carried out by troops under their command.

Last year, Myanmar's military launched a crackdown on the ethnic minority after militants known

as the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army attacked police posts.

The government claims the operations targeted militant threats,... but the fact-finding

report lists the military's tactics as "grossly disproportionate."

The UN noted the country's de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, failed to intervene to stop

the violence.

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 Jose Mourinho will be desperate to banish the negativity swirling around Manchester United when they face Tottenham at Old Trafford this evening

 The Portuguese boss has come under heavy fire after his side were defeated 3-2 at the hands of Brighton last weekend

 Several of his key players failed to deliver at the Amex Stadium, and they are all in danger of being axed for the big clash against Tottenham

 Mourinho will have no issue with dropping underperforming stars, while a new formation could also come into play for the game

 Eric Bailly was arguably the biggest disappointment for United during their humbling experience at Brighton

 The centre-back gave away a penalty and looked unconvincing in the heart of the defence alongside Victor Lindelof who also failed to inspire any confidence

 If United stick with four at the back, either ace could easily be dropped for the Tottenham clash, though Mourinho may opt for three centre-backs tonight

 There have been suggestions that Chris Smalling will come into the side, while Nemanja Matic could also start his first game of the season in the unfamiliar role as a last resort

 United's concerns spread far beyond the defensive line though, with four other players seemingly at risk of being axed

 Romelu Lukaku is safe in his lone striker role, but his supporting cast failed to deliver last weekend and barely created anything for the Belgian striker to feed off

 Anthony Martial appears to be enduring a strained relationship with Mourinho and he could be one of the fall guys if Mourinho shakes up his team

 Take a look through the images below to reveal which six Manchester United players are most at risk of being axed by Jose Mourinho

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Time For IVF? 47 and Trying for a BFP - Duration: 19:24.

For IVF, so I don't know if you guys know I don't know a lot about IVF

I've been watching other people's channels and I kind of got into the

message boards I have trouble keeping up in the message boards cuz I don't know

all the IVF acronyms and I don't know what everything means I'm I had a lot of

questions for her today she was very gracious I love her to pieces very

patient and explaining it to me like I need some things like specific to egg

like that the zona pella CUDA gets hardened but I didn't know a lot about

IVF that's what I'm trying to say and she was very gracious and generous in

her time thanks for cooking on simply Tanika

I am Tanika if you are new here welcome hit that subscribe button let's hang out

a while if you are returning welcome back

let's get those babies ladies good morning fertility fam how are you today

is Monday August 20th and I am headed to the re I am of course running late so

I'm gonna put on my clothes and it looks like rain so we'll take a raincoat and

well show boogie I'm just an update still no AF I didn't test this morning

I'm tired of painting on sticks quite honestly and she'll do an ultrasound and

blood work and we'll know definitively today so I can stop torturing myself

another symptom bleeding gums so I have a dentist appointment I think in four

weeks for cleaning so not sure if it's actually a pregnancy symptom or just

timeliness all right talk to you in a little bit mm-hmm all right we made it

outside it is sprinkling it's not too crazy my

hair is like semi straight so trying to not make it too crazy-looking yeah so I

am running late I'm meant to be there at ten I should get there about 10:30

I am saying the doctor today like I sit down meeting so hopefully that's not an

issue and they don't make me reschedule usually when you're doing blood work

they're not too particular well I shouldn't say that they are not as

strict yeah so I brought my notebook I have some questions for the doctor she's

gonna do blood work and it all just sound like I said earlier so we can

figure out like where I am my cycle maybe I actually didn't ovulate

miscalculated my ovulation date I don't know I think I did because of all the

other symptoms that I'm having like the sore nipples but I don't have

confirmation so and really if you don't do seven DPO seven days post ovulation

progesterone it's hard to tell but it should be low by now so like point one

so

and then we'll see and look at all the other numbers but yeah today just as a

refresher I want to get from her the information of what my protocol would be

for ivf confirm that she's agreeable to one more I you I get the exact

medication name and dosage so that I can meet with the nephrologist and review

the impact of those medications on my body so that's kind of it not sure if

how long I'll be hoping I'm out of there by 11:30 or noon because I do have to

get to work and yeah I also I brought my water our my water bottle so it has like

Crystal Light in it right now and water I'll finish that one the goal is to

finish that on the subway the 33 ounces and then by the time I go to the

doctor's office fill it up and took my second bottle by the time I leave the

doctor's office I think in order to do the five a day I've got to at least do

two and a half by noon or it's a wrap and hopefully that will help with my

cravings although I didn't eat last night Cheyenne didn't clean the kitchen

by the time I got back and I passed her two and an hour later she's still hadn't

and then she did and I didn't feel like cooking so I'll do better today we'll

both do better today how are you guys doing I hope all is well hope you can

see me I know it's um this umbrella I'm trying to get myself away how are you

guys doing what's going on with you and UPF peas

anybody starting a new cycle new cycle is always new opportunity let me know

down below what's going on with you ladies alright I will talk to you at the

doctor's office bye Hey ladies I'm here I'm actually kind of

excited I was driving everything yesterday and

now Amex heading to be back like I haven't been here since my canceled

cycle and I'm like okay let's get those babies

with dr. McConnell um I love her she took the time to explain everything and

it all made sense so you know the best way to make God laugh make plans I think

all the goals that I have we're gonna have to re-evaluate them yeah I think

we're gonna go right into IVF she was saying she gave me the instructions for

the Saline it's on a histogram explained that it would not be as intense as the h

SG but she did recommend taking some Tylenol before yeah I have notes because

I had a lot of questions and I'll sit down and go through with you but I think

the highlights of it are going straight to IVF and not another and I'll explain

to you why and I also asked her about the percentages because I know people

had had questions about it and I hadn't questioned it before but the percentage

for success rate is based on my specific hormone levels and what they typically

have seen so it is based on what my FSH was is why the percentage for success

for IUI and IVF are the same for me it's not the same for every woman there is

the expectation that based on my age the quality of my eggs is diminished so that

also impacts it and I asked her about well isn't it true that with the

exceeded zona public you de can be penetrated and confirmed versus or the

IUI it can be hardened and not she said yes and no if you can confirm

penetration but it doesn't mean that the DNA are going to mix properly and that

photos eight fertilization will happen and so it doesn't increase the chances

of a successful pregnancy outcome which is how they measure success when they're

saying the percentage is based on a take home baby

not on fertilization not on getting pregnant but delivering a healthy baby

so when I get back to the office I'll sit down and give you guys

all the notes because I did take notes but that was kind of the high level of

it and I'm going to have to start my detox sooner rather than later because

or go for the IVF all right I'll talk to you guys in a bit I stopped because it's

whoa it's wet out here my shoes are slippery but yeah I'll talk to you guys

when I get to the office I just need to process this but I wanted to tell you

that while it was fresh in my mind and I'm excited though I'm excited for

the first time in a long time I can see the light at the end of the tunnel I

feel and not because of the IVF but because I know the end is coming no

matter what so I know that more the end of the tunnel is literally and

figuratively all right talk to you in a bit what's up fertility fam how are you

I've made it home I came here early MTV is having their VMA Awards over at Radio

City Music Hall which is right across the street from my office it was all

chaos they were shutting the street standing on it so I need to talk to you

guys from conference room but I get to talk to you from my living room and

that's even better because we're in the privacy of my own home had a great

conversation with dr. McConnell went over some things with her as I told you

guys I wanted to talk to her about IU I versus IVF I wrote everything down I

normally go in with like just my iPhone and I take notes but sometimes I miss

things and so I took in my handy-dandy TTC notebook hopefully you can see that

it says stay focused and extra sparkly so I couple questions I had one her just

off the bat was can I do another out of you I and she said it was totally up to

me it was my money she laid out what the protocol would be

if I decided to move forward with another IUI which was we would add FSH

testing to my baseline protocol which we hadn't been doing before they've been

during eetu and progesterone an HCG so they would add the FSH if it was

elevated 20 or above is what we were defining as elevated then we would not

medicate me that cycle um the reason being 20 or above FSH in her experience

there will be no response which is what we saw last time right one of my own my

FSH was 22 does that make sense 15 or below is what she would want it to

be in order for me to move forward with the medicated cycle and she said from

5th at 15 it was like a 1% chance of pregnancy a successful pregnancy and

then if it drop below 15 that increased it to less than 5% chance however she

said they use it as a benchmark whatever your highest FSH s and then they kind of

average it out so you can never really get rid of that bad one she referred to

the bad when it's 20 but if you'll remember I had a 50 when I was at RMIT

or one cycle that I had to set up so all things being considered my FSH would

have to be controlled so that would be if I move forward I you I and then we

talked about IVF and my questions there were because before she said I needed to

do the Saline settle histogram before I could move forward with the IVF where

that was contingent like I had to come back and have no polyps and everything

be clear in order to you know check that off that that would not be a hindrance

to a successful IUI or IVF and so I wanted to know if I could do that while

I was in the Medicaid cycle for IUI because I was trying to like run it in

parallel and their answer was no I would not be able to do that the Saline Donald

histogram which is called an SH G instead of an HSG shg the Saline time a

histogram she said would disrupt the lining and so that would lessen the

chances of success if I were doing it while I was in a medicated IUI cycle so

that's what I will - no and then I just kind of wanted to

know what the criteria was for IVF so I don't know if you guys know I don't know

a lot about IVF I've been watching other people's channels and I kind of got into

the message boards I have trouble keeping up in the message boards cuz I

don't know all the IVF acronyms and I don't know what everything means I'm I

had a lot of questions for her today she was very gracious I love her to pieces

very patient and explaining it to me like I need some things like specific to

egg like that the zone napela CUDA gets hardened but I didn't know a lot about

IVF that's what I'm trying to say and she was very gracious and generous and

her time especially because I was like so what you look for in the IVF cycle

from me from me physically they would want to see three growing follicles

after I was medicated in order to move forward with it the follow Bulls would

need to be 18 to 20 millimeters that indicates that there's likely a mature

egg within that follicle and they would like to see that extra gel or e2 at 150

to 250 per follicle because I asked her stuff I have three follicles does that

mean that I should have like my each you

should be 600 is it 200 per and she said it's kind of an average so they would

look at it they would look at a total number and the total count so if you

have you know three and then you have 150 if you if my estrogen was 450 that

would fit within the parameters on average of 150 to 250 per file does that

make sense if not leave it in the comments below because I asked him not a

question so I'm just trying to replay like War I landed but if that doesn't

make sense let me know and that would be done on this measurement at between 10

and 12 days of stimulation so you know it wouldn't be like day three it

wouldn't be 18 like if it went that far they would cut it off and cancel the

cycle they're not gonna keep stimming me the protocol would be they would start

me with an estrogen patch to lower my FS before we got started with anything else

because again we don't want that elevated FSH it decreases my opportunity

of success in IUI or IVF so any medicated protocol it increases because

especially in ivf she said they're adding FSH learn creasing the follicle

stimulating hormone which is FSH and so if mine is already high it means my body

is already working really really hard to try to get follicle stimulated which

it's kind of counterintuitive because you always think like higher is better

but now with your FSH you want it to be as low as possible because that means

your body is like girl I got you I'm on my way with those follicles if it's high

that means it's struggling like okay okay okay I'm gonna get it I'm gonna get

it so high is not good so my protocol they would start me with an estrogen

patch and they would start that on cycle day 21 of the cycle before we would be

doing the IVF to kind of lower benefice age quiet everything get me ready to go

so then I would come in on between cycle 82 and 7 for my bloodwork antral

follicle count all that fun stuff intro follicle count is just like you're

resting follicle count and I'll talk a little bit about that later cuz I have a

paper that she gave me but so they would look at my intro follicle count they

would do all of my bloodwork to see where everything was they would check my

ovaries for cysts and just make sure like everything is

cool copacetic if all that pans out and I've had my estrogen patch from cycle

day 21 to the cycle day let's say I'd go and on cycle day two of the following

cycle then they would start she would start me on follow fall as stem I think

I'm saying right while the Sam and gonal-f or gonna laugh sorry at 450 is

the dosage that she gave me and I I think it's ml i you i but i don't quote

me on that we just were talking dosage I put 450 I didn't ask like the

measurement and then we would move on to menopur at 150 would be the dosage we

would have a mint follicle scan which is similar to what we do in the IUI but in

this case again we would be looking for those three growing follicles so we'd

have one or kind of check on them how are they doing is you know do we have at

least three what are they looking like what's the blood work looking like make

adjustments as needed so if they look like they were gonna be great but by the

time that ten to 12-day threshold hit keep the medicine the same if they look

like they're struggling a bit pump it up if they look like they might

be ahead of that schedule kind of reel it in a bit so just checking in with my

body seeing how I'm responding adjusting the medication accordingly then we would

come back one more time before we made a decision about that cycle

if we hit date 12 and the follicles look good we're clear for an egg retrieval my

cycle if we hit day 12 and I don't have at least three that meet this criteria

we would have to cancel that cycle which is kind of scary

so that was what we went through let's see what else and for the shg she told

me that I would need to call in on the call who was her coordinator on cycle

day one and Nicole's gonna ask me like lengthen my cycle and you got the idea

and then we would schedule the salience on the histogram and she gave me a

printout of this I had this checklist before but we kind of just like threw it

again so quickly I'll go through this with you guys um my first eight trips I

said they'll do that at the beginning e 2 which is the Esther doll which is a

form of estrogen the luteinizing hormone or LH which is what we measure when

we're taking our lovely Opie case the that's what helps us get our ovulation

going and then the baseline and ultrasound for the AFC which is the

antral follicle count as well as saying if I have the cyst the AFC it's

basically looking at the follicles and follicles at that point or like little

fluid-filled sacs with immature eggs in them and so they're kind of counting

what's up our ovaries I'll insert a picture but they're kind of like a lumpy

things but not all the eggs are ready every single month because if we would

blow our wad all at once so some of them come up the AFC antral follicle count

will vary from month to month and it's obviously pertinent in that cycle that

you're in so in that cycle they want to know how many you have right side left

side and they're looking at how many you have how big they are yeah this should

be able to be seen measured and counted so that's what they're going to do then

does that make sense so that's kind of my checklist when I have the salience

mr. graham which I'm kind of excited about and yeah and I think AAF is gonna

show up I had like the TMI the loosened bowels which usually happens when the

progesterone drops and so I just had that this afternoon

no spotting or anything yet but I typically don't spot I'm usually like a

morning starter and so I'm thinking tomorrow will be cycle day one we did

take my blood work as you guys saw earlier in the video I think I started

my bandit on yeah but because I was in so late I didn't get a call today about

five o'clock which I wasn't expecting and I was hoping mainly but I didn't um

if I had gone in through monitoring hours which is 7:00 to 8:30 I would have

got my results back today but I was late I didn't get there - like 10:45 and by

the time they did my blog workers probably 11:30 so in the morning I'm

sure they will call me I'm also like 99% sure now that I am over here so having

said all that what are our next steps

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No matter what college I got accepted to, if I can't pay for it, it doesn't matter.

Incoming students whose income threshold is below a certain amount, to be able to attend

Illinois, without having to pay tuition or fees.

Oh my gosh, there will be a whole lot more people who will be able to afford to go to school.

With this program, students will be able to come and focus in the academics, and that's what we want.

Students that do well in school, that want to get a great education, should have an opportunity to go to college.

For the rest of my life, no matter where I go, I will always have graduated from a university that cared about

people who historically would not have the opportunities that most have.

I have a fair bit of pride now, looking at my institution making that type of a commitment.

So i can't wait to tell everyone I know and to tell those I don't know

That there are some big changes in terms of the University of Illinois and it being accessible for a wide range of students.

This will be a game changer for a number of families across this state that yes, you can afford an Illinois education.

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Part 2 - Healthy Living for Life - How can technology enhance your health and wellness - Part 2 - Duration: 7:09.

- Welcome back.

Dan Keith and Sharene Campbell are still with us, and they have more devices and health

technology to show us.

Thanks for sticking around, you guys, to show us this cool technology.

So, before we jump back in to looking at some of the devices, can you talk a little bit

about any words of caution or advice, tips you'd give to people that are considering

using these technologies?

- You know, the main thing I would say is that we go to several shows a year and look

at a lot of this stuff, and there's just so much of it out there that isn't that great.

And so you just kinda wanna be careful about what you're buying.

It does take a little bit of research.

The other thing is to not use them as some sort of diagnostic tool, or something like

that.

- Makes good sense.

Let's just get right into looking at more devices, because I know you have a lot to

show us.

So, what else do we have to see today?

- Well, one of these first ones is called the Reliefband.

We don't actually have the band with us, because we have somebody who happens to be going through

some medical procedures trialing this to see how it does affect different individuals.

So, even we like to put it out there in different circumstances to see.

But this is called the Reliefband.

It's to help with nausea.

It's supposed to be after post-operative pain, motion sickness, pregnancy-related morning

sickness, any of that.

And it straps onto your wrist, and it gives a pulsation in your median nerve that actually

triggers your brain to tell your stomach that you don't need to be nauseated right now.

So, there's a really cool video that you can actually go and look at, see how the process

works.

And this is one of those where you'd wanna look and see, "Okay, do I wanna purchase this?"

It's a little bit spend-y.

I think it's about $175 for one of these.

But if you're dealing with medications or have issues with nausea, definitely something

that would be very valuable.

-And available online, or ...

- Yes, you can get that one online.

That's for consumer purchase.

This is kind of a fun little gizmo for kids or people who don't like shots.

It's actually a little buzzer you place right on the individual, and it's a distraction

technique.

So if your child needs to get immunizations or shots or frequent blood draws, or if you

have someone with diabetes for the first time and you wanna distract from all the finger

pokes, this will distract them.

So that's kind of a fun little device.

This is called Tile Mate.

You can see it's a tracker for your keys.

But what we like about it is, let's say you have a child with asthma, and they bring their

inhaler to school with them.

If you can attach something like this, so if they have an emergency at home or at school

or at a friend's house, and they're panicked, they can't breathe, and you need to find that

inhaler, you can add it to things such as that.

-Wow, that is a great idea.

- Yeah.

- Now, and for that, you need a cellphone.

You need a smartphone.

- Yeah, you do need the app with that.

_And how much is something like that, Sharene?

- 20 to 30 dollars for one.

It lasts a year.

You don't have to recharge the battery or worry about replacing anything.

So you just would have to kinda set a reminder to make sure and buy one every year, if you

have it for something like that.

- And now, for people that want to use it for another use, I mean, it's made to ... You

throw it in your laptop bag, you throw it in your suitcase, wherever.

- On your child.

- On your purse, on your child, whatever.

And you can locate those things if they get lost, so.

- This is kind of a neat one.

We brought last time a device called Quell that you actually put on the back of your

knee.

This is for women who actually struggle with menstrual cramps.

So if you have somebody who has a lot of pain, this is something that's very discrete.

You can put it on the clip of your pants.

These attach on your abdomen, and they actually provide relief from menstrual cramps using

that kind of TENS unit technology.

So that's kind of another neat one.

This we really like.

This is called, ooh, the iKeyp.

Hang onto that.

It's a safe that can actually be placed in a wall, in a drawer.

You can expand the sides here, so if you need to put it between studs.

It does have a physical key to open it, but then it's also got the lock pad.

What's really neat about this is you can actually have an app on your phone that will alarm

you if somebody's tried to move it, has gotten into it when they shouldn't.

So if you have someone that's helping take care of an elderly patient at home, and maybe

they get confused, they think they need to take their meds again, you can get an alert

on your phone that somebody's trying to access it again.

And then you can call or get a hold of em and say, "Hey, what's going on?

"No, don't take your medications again," or whatever you need to do with that.

One thing is, though, you wouldn't wanna put anything life-saving in here.

But you could store other important documents, whatnot.

There is four AA batteries that go with this, so that does need to be changed.

But again, you do have the physical key that you can hide with that one.

-How much does something like this run?

- That one is about $150.

And again, you can buy online with that.

Oh, and it does alarm, as well.

So if you actually move it, it will alarm.

So somebody who might be tampering with, if you have narcotics or something at home with

a surgery, it would start screaming and not stop until somebody put in the code.

-Excellent piece of technology.

- Yeah, yeah.

One of the other ones that we really like that you could actually use kind of along

with this is the Ring technology, or having some sort of camera where, let's say something

like that were to go off and you're remote.

You could actually kinda peek in and say, "Hey, Ma, what are you doing with your medications?"

or, "Nobody's at home, why is that thing being moved?" and see if somebody's in there.

This is also good for, yeah, just having at your front door, having that technology to

be able to turn it on, or even back door.

I think you've got it--

- I've got one.

And actually, this is ... You'll see Shaquille O'Neal, he's one of the advertising folks

on TV.

And this is the Ring.

This is the doorbell, so you can see who's at your front door.

But then, I've got one on my back porch, where I right now could look and see my back porch.

And it'll alarm me when there's motion.

So when I'm not home ... And not only that, I can actually ... It has a speaker, so I

can not only see, but I can talk to whoever's there.

-And this is just a standalone system.

I mean, this doesn't have to be hardwired into your house.

- No hard-wiring.

-This just gets put up and it's ready to go connect to your smartphone.

- Yeah.

- Correct.

-How much does something like this cost?

- These are about 100 bucks, and I think that--

- For the simple one, yeah.

Up to--

- And then the camera, for example, that I've got in the back of my house, is about 180.

But again, no wires.

- So yeah.

- We're gonna take a quick break.

If you're the type of person where you find these sorts of technologies fascinating, but

a little too intimidating, we have some items to show you that are probably more your speed.

And even those of you who are pretty tech savvy will still appreciate how useful these

are.

We'll take a break and be back in a couple minutes.

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- Welcome back.

Dan Keith and Sharene Campbell are here from It Starts With Me.

We've looked at some at-home technology and devices to help people monitor, track, and

even improve their health.

Now we're gonna switch gears and look at some useful household items that are related to

your health and peace of mind, but don't require a lot of technology know-how.

Thanks for staying with us.

So now you're gonna show some things that are a little more low-tech.

And I'd love to know how these caught your interest and talk about that a little bit.

Well, as I mentioned, we go to some shows several times a year, and as we walk through,

we've kinda got several things in mind.

And most of it is patient care, either people that are in a facility or not.

And then also, we always have in mind that there are some people who have smartphones,

and there are some that don't.

So we kinda try to look at all of that and then weed through the things that maybe seem

a little tangential or "Who would use that?" to be things that people actually need.

-Excellent.

So where shall we start?

- I think we'll actually start with these.

This is, I guess, a combination of a non-tech to a tech.

You probably have heard of the 23andMe and various DNA tests.

And we don't promote any of them or not, but this one really caught our eye, because this

actually gives you not your family history, but more information about you and different

things that they have found.

And all you do is, you actually send this in.

You get mailed these boxes.

And this price range is from 50 to 150 dollars.

You get a cheek swab.

You rub that around in your cheek.

You label it, put it back in the mail, and within a few weeks, you get all the results

back, depending on what you wanna look at.

They have things from nutrition, fitness, vitamins.

And this is not what your level is currently.

So that would still be something that you would need to have a blood test for.

But they would tell you if maybe that's an issue you need to be aware of.

So that's what's great with these.

This, this is called the Right Cup.

And I'm gonna have you smell this.

-Ooh!

- This cup, actually there's no flavoring--

- A little fruity.

- Yes, involved, but it tricks your brain, because you smell it.

And so with someone who's having a hard time drinking enough water during the day, whether

it be someone elderly, someone who just hasn't kind of acquired that taste for just plain

water, it's a great way to trick your brain and increase your water intake, so.

-How much for the Right Cup?

- These are about $30 a piece.

And there is flavors from peach and orange and berry, to cola flavored.

So if you've got a cola addiction you're wanting to break--

- And I think it's important to mention, too, while Sharene's getting her next item, that

you don't sell any of these particular items for your company, right?

- Yes, we're not selling them, we're not endorsing them.

We simply are just kind of fascinated by a lot of this and use some of them ourselves

with some of our clients, so.

- These are actually the new version of TED Hose.

So if you've seen compression stockings that even you can buy at Walmart, you've got the

old brown--

-The white --

- Or white--

-with the hole in the toes.

-Much snazzier.

- Much snazzier, fun.

Young mothers who are pregnant, or while flying we were saying ... Even my ankles swell when

I'm on the plane.

These are just such a fun way to have the compression stockings so that you have better

circulation, prevent varicose veins, especially if you're on your feet for a long time.

But these are great.

These are about 32.95 online.

There's a few specialty stores that may carry these.

But really, probably your easiest bet is to find these online.

They're called VIM & VIGR.

- VIM & VIGR.

V-I-M, V-I-G-R.

-Great looking product.

- Yeah, these are great.

These are what are called blue light glasses.

So if you're an individual who stares at a screen a long time, suffers from headaches,

maybe insomnia at night, this is a great way to reduce that blue light that's coming from

cellphones, TVs, computer screens.

And you just pop these on.

You can still look at everything.

Just adjust to the color a little bit.

-And just put on your skis and go.

- There you go.

- And you know, that's a great tool for folks.

I know that's available in eyeglasses, but for folks who don't wear eyeglasses or don't

wanna go through that process, this is a great way to get that blue light protection.

-$10.

- $10.

On consumer reports, this is one of the better versions.

And I've actually used these at night, 'cause I tended to ... They talk about the blue light

at night and it causing insomnia.

That definitely is true with me.

And the glasses really have been helpful.

-Excellent.

- This one, this is a children's version.

I think the adult is a purple box.

But this is a pressure-regulating earplug for people who suffer from migraines.

So it may not always be the root of the cause for a migraine, but if you can help prevent

migraines, this is another cheap one.

I think it's about $10 for a set of plugs that you can ... Go ahead.

- I was just gonna say, people that ... That the changes in the weather, actually they

notice that's what's causing their migraines, that's specifically what this is for, is for

people who know that's the cause of their migraines.

And it's supposed to mitigate some of that.

- Yeah, so if you see somebody in the office with earplugs, eyeglasses on, you know we're

trying to get rid of the headaches.

- Inexpensive way to do that, if that works for them.

That's outstanding.

- Oh, yeah, fantastic.

This one I'll let you demonstrate, Dan.

- Actually, I wanna show this before we're out of time.

- Oh yeah, no, please.

- This is something that isn't available yet.

But this is a new way to get your blood drawn.

And this is probably a couple of years out.

But this is something that we just find very interesting.

It's a device that you can actually send to an individual at home.

And you put it on your shoulder, and it'll attach, and then over a couple of minutes,

it'll actually draw the blood out and put it in here, and then you actually mail this

back to the lab and they run the blood test.

-Oh my goodness.

- So for people that are afraid of getting venipunctures and so on, this is a fantastic

technology.

- Or need it very frequently, that's the other thing.

-Does this have to be prescribed by a physician, or how does that--

- It's not even out yet.

So I imagine that's possible, yeah.

-Okay, we have about 30 seconds.

You've got one more thing you can show us.

- Yeah, I'll go ahead and demonstrate this.

This one, again, you would wanna talk to your doctor before you were to order it, but you

can get it, again, online, Amazon, 20 to 30 dollars.

And this is a cervical traction device where it actually just pumps up, relieves the neck

pain.

So yeah, again, the glasses, a little cushion around your thing and your neck, and earplugs.

-Thank you so much for joining us again.

- Thank you.

- And thank you so much for joining us.

That's all the time we have for today.

We hope you'll come back next week.

Until then, stay fit, stay well, and stay healthy for life with "Healthy Living for

Life."

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-Living longer, living healthier, living better than ever before.

Welcome to Mountain-Pacific's "Healthy Living for Life," a weekly series that gives you

the information, education, and expert insight you need to become an active participant in

today's ever-changing healthcare climate.

Here now is today's program host.

- Of all the industries where technology plays a crucial role, healthcare is arguably the

most important.

And more and more, you can take technology home with you to monitor, track, and improve

your health.

Welcome to "Healthy Living for Life," a show dedicated to helping you do just that.

I'm your host, Lisa Sather.

Today, we'll show you some at-home devices to help you with your health.

And for those of you who are not so tech-savvy, we have some great household items for you,

too.

Stay with us.

- Welcome back.

Joining us today is Dan Keith, CEO and Founder of It Starts With Me Health, and Sharene Campbell,

a medical claims data analyst for It Starts With Me Health.

Thank you both for joining us today.

You're not strangers to this show, so thank you for coming back.

- Good to see you again.

-Yes.

So, you know, we love learning about the latest trends in technology, and we wanna thank you

for coming back.

And so I wanna talk about the future of healthcare.

And it's been changing dramatically with all the new technology that's come along, and

people are wanting more and more to stay in their homes, receive care in their homes.

With your expertise and what you've seen at some of the summits and things you've gone

to, can you talk a little bit about where you see health and healthcare going in the

future?

Dan, maybe you.

- Yeah, it is moving incredibly fast.

And, in fact, a lot of the healthcare providers can't even keep up with all the changes.

And it's almost an unreal expectation to expect them to.

But a lotta the things we're gonna show today are part of that healthcare at home, where

people can actually be generating some of their own numbers and some of their own readings

and provide them to their doc for the doc to be able to provide better care.

I don't know, what do you see?

- Yeah, definitely the TUG medicine is gaining more and more traction.

You see a lot more in the news with the VA system.

They've had amazing success with it.

And it does, it keeps people monitored more closely so that they don't have to come into

the hospital after they've gotten a little bit too far down, like a heart issue, where

maybe they've been drinking too much fluid, and their blood pressure's going up and they've

maybe got some congestive heart failure issues.

We'd see a lot more people in critical condition.

Whereas now, there's some of those bits of information that can be drawn, either from

some of the remote blood pressure devices and scales, people being weighed.

And so we're preventing a lot more serious issues being seen in the hospital a lot more

frequently.

So, things like that, or new mothers with little babies, and they're not sure, and that's

their first baby, and they don't know, "Is it a fever, or what's going on with my child?"

And instead of rushing into the ER, they can gather some of that information and then provide

that to the provider without it being a critical issue sometimes, so.

-Excellent.

- Let me add one thing to that.

Especially with home care for individuals, one of the things that's happening is, people

might have a device, for example, that they like to track their health with, but maybe

they have a home care agency coming in, and the home care agency's software doesn't really

accommodate that, and on top of that, the provider's software doesn't really accommodate

that.

So I think that is one of the things that's gonna start happening, is there's gonna be

this sort of chasm between all the data that people can take in and actually use.

-Interesting, thank you.

So how bout elderly patients?

Any advice on how older folks can keep up with this and keep themselves a little bit

involved in the trends in technology?

Before we jump into actually looking at some items.

- Well, that's actually a great question, because what we find is that a lot of folks

that are getting older, the smartphone technology sometimes is something that they don't want

to really deal with.

But then there's a lot of folks who have embraced it.

And a lot of the technological advances that are coming through are smartphone- or iPad-based.

And so they are kinda based around that.

But we have actually brought a few things that are non-techy that are pretty cool.

-Awesome.

- Yeah.

- Can't wait to see it.

Well, without any further ado, let's jump into what you've brought to show us today.

-Okay.

-Sure.

Well, one of these that you may see coming in the future as far as some of that TUG medicine,

where providers actually go to someone's home or they have someone non-clinical in someone's

home, and they wanna get some readings back, is this device.

It's called an Eko DUO.

And we actually demonstrated their first product, which was that handheld EKG machine with the

single lead.

Well now they've actually got a stethoscope with the built-in EKG.

And so it's just a little device.

It looks like--

- It doesn't look like a stethoscope.

- No.

This is it.

It's got the battery charger here.

And it actually has instructions of where to place this on your skin, on your chest,

where to go, and then it picks up breathing sounds, it picks up your bowel tones, it picks

up the heart noises, and it can generate that single-lead EKG.

So it actually records it, it's something that can be sent into the provider to read,

to look at, and can be done, like I said, just by following the instructions, so.

- And you talk about home care.

Imagine that.

Imagine a patient having that at home and being able to have the doc 200 miles away

and being able to just ... They've had heart surgery, and they're able to send not only

their heart, the rhythm, the reading, the EKG, but they're also actually sending the

sounds so the physician can hear that.

-Absolutely amazing.

- Yeah.

Another one, this is something that you can actually purchase off Amazon right now.

It's called the Temp Traq.

And this is, like I said, for ... You have new mothers.

This can be used on anyone, but it's really handy, because you can put this right on your

child.

Yeah, you wanna open that?

And it will stay on for 24 to 48 hours.

And that's how the price is determined.

It's about 10 to 20 dollars.

And you can actually download the app that goes on your smartphone.

And you place it right on your child, and then it will actually show you if there has

been a temperature spike, what the trend is.

And so you get a lot more valuable information, versus, "Is my baby getting more fussy or

not?

"Do I need to stick the thermometer "somewhere where they don't want?"

- I mean, imagine that, when somebody's at home, and babies are the greatest example,

because a lot of us have done that, where you're up all night, walking in, feeling them,

you don't wanna wake them up, but you've gotta take a temperature.

Imagine being able to just look at your smartphone and see the entire trend for 24, 48 hours.

-Absolutely amazing.

They're just one per package?

And it's 10--

- There's two.

-Two per package, okay.

- Yeah, and they just ... You just peel it off and stick it on.

-Single use, I assume.

- Yes.

- They have a 24-hour version, a 48-hour version, and a 72-hour version.

- Okay, we're gonna pause for a quick break.

And coming up next, Dan and Sharene will show us more health and healthcare innovations

so we can better take care of ourselves at home.

Don't go away; we'll be right back.

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