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GivingTuesday (December 1) is an international day of giving recognized on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. Now in its ninth year, GivingTuesday has changed a bit over time, but one thing remains the same – the impact of giving during one-day celebrations, like GivingTuesday and year-round. With the immense change we’ve all experienced this year, and the unique challenges that nonprofit and social good organizations are facing, it’s never been more important to contribute to the causes that mean the most to us, and to help these organizations change the world. Rachel Hutchisson, VP, Corporate Citizenship & Philanthropy, Blackbaud joins Mark Alyn to discuss the importance of GivingTuesday. Blackbaud serves the entire social good community, which includes nonprofits, foundations, corporations, education institutions, healthcare institutions, arts and cultural organizations, faith communities, and individual change agents.

This Constellation Healing Guidebook was created to insure you leave a positive legacy for the Future. Your children are your future how you raise and care for them create positivity in the world for generations to come.This is meant as much for any grandparent or parent to stop and think about the impact their choices make during their child's formative years. Best-selling author and speaker Gary Stuart visits with Mark Alyn on this edition of Late Night Health.

Expert Atlanta Facial Plastic Surgeon Dr. Benjamin Stong is seeing increasing numbers of patients who are getting substandard outcomes from non-board-certified practitioners. Dr. Stong wants to help patients undertake the necessary and often common-sense due diligence necessary when considering and selecting a physician.“This is a big problem that people considering plastic and cosmetic procedures really need to be made aware of,” states Dr. Benjamin Stong. “We are seeing more patients who have received sub-standard care coming into our office for help making things right. Fortunately, we are often able to do this, but not always. At the end of the day, people are often better off doing nothing than opting for cheap and/or discounted procedures.”Dr. Stong explains there are a number of reasons patients are receiving poor care, including: Aggressive price shopping that is not focused on the quality of care, including chasing multi-procedure discounts,Utilizing multiple surgeons who do not coordinate the care t

Learn about essential oils that can help you relax, sleep and improve your health. Lucy Tseng, an independent DoTerra distributor talks with Mark Alyn.

Wearing a mask in a store while wearing hearing aids can be very difficult. The hearing aids get caught in the bands of the mask, they drop on the floor and you can lose the devices. Eric Branda, Au, PHd, Director, Applied Audiological Research for WS Audiology, offers tips to Mark Alyn on how to cope with masks when wearing hearing aids.

r. Jay Wilkins, founder of Bionox® for nitric oxide nutritional supplements, discusses how nitric oxide (NO) is your body’s best medicine. The discovery of the role of NO let to the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1998. NO has been proven to improve many aspects of human health, including cardiovascular function, pain and inflammation, brain, vision, sexual health, athletic performance, healthful aging, and sleep. The amounts of NO in the body decreases as we age. In this podcast, natural health expert Jay Wilkins will discuss how the research directs us to natural interventions to boost waning NO levels. You will learn how NO nutritional supplement Bionox M3 is motivating wellness for optimum health. Dr. Jay Wilkins is a natural healthcare practitioner who has been in the health and wellness industry for more than 25 years. For over 13 years, Dr. Wilkins operated a fully staffed naturopathic clinic. Since 2005 Dr. Wilkins shifted his practice to Nitric Oxide (NO)-based nutrition. In 2014, Dr. Wilkin

Author and Speaker Robert Clancy visits with Mark to celebrate our differences.

The pandemic has caused a ripple effect across the small business community. We know that black owned businesses owners in particular have been hit harder, as they are closing shops at twice the rate, in comparison to non-black owned businesses. With the holiday season looking very different for small businesses and shoppers, it’s important to support your local black owned businesses. Joining us today is smart shopping expert Trae Bodge, who is here to share some ways to rally around and celebrate black-owned businesses. Trae visits with Mark Alyn on this edition of Late Night Health.

Learn Why Tad Starsiak from HGTV’s GOOD BONES is Teaming with Lotriminto Encourage Everyone to Let Their Voices be Heard November’s election is an important time for everyone to make their voice heard. Many will have to brave long lines at the polls, or venture out of their homes to the mailbox to STAND up for what they believe in. On October 26th, we have a special interview with TV contractor Tad Starsiak of the HGTV Show GOOD BONES. Starsiak is teaming up with LOTRIMIN® to support and prepare people to take part in Stand with Confidence, a non-partisan campaign to encourage all voters to go to the polls. Learn why now, more than ever, it’s important for people to have a voice. The LOTRIMIN® Stand with Confidence social/digital campaign is launching right before the election to encourage people to have a voice and to share it on social, and get others involve in the national conversation to get more people to exercise their right to vote this election. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT STAND WITH CONFIDENCE: ·

​​Generex Biotechnology is an integrated healthcare holding company with end-to-end solutions for patient centric care from rapid diagnosis through delivery of personalized therapies. Generex is building a new kind of healthcare company that extends beyond traditional models providing support to physicians in an MSO network, and ongoing relationships with patients to improve the patient experience and access to optimal care. Joe and Mark Alyn have an indepth discussion on Covid-19 vaccines.

November is national diabetes awareness month, which will focus attention on the millions of Americans living with the condition, including the one in four older adults who have diabetes.Older adults and people with underlying conditions like diabetes have been hit hard by covid-19, which is why certified nurse practitioner Davida Kruger (pronounced duh-vee-duh crew-ger), says this group needs to be especially mindful of their health. In 2017, Kruger was named the diabetes educator of the year by the American diabetes association. This year for national diabetes awareness month she has teamed up with Dexcom to share what people with diabetes and their loved ones need to know about diabetes and covid-19, and the innovative technologies available to help monitor their health. Davida talks about diabetes with Mark Alyn

– Could the drugs that were successful in curing polio hold the key to developing a universal Covid vaccine? The Coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the planet, causing more than 210,000 casualties here in the U.S., and painfully disrupting millions of lives, from small town America to the White House. With scientists worldwide frantically searching for a cure, an effective vaccine and promising approaches to treatment, it’s essential to consider innovative ideas from every source. Now, journalist/best-selling author Penelope Jean Hayes has information that must be considered by the research community. Hayes has established an international reputation for transforming lives and restoring health to millions of individuals through her books The Magic of Viral Energy: An Ancient Key to Happiness, Empowerment, and Purpose, Do Unto Earth: It’s Not Too Late and The Likely Future, two mini-book volumes on the Coronavirus pandemic, Hayes offers new insights that may save millions of lives throughout the planet

Jessica ter Haar, Ph.D., scientific director of the International Probiotics Association says many of us are living in that proverbial protected bubble that we previously condemned, and with good reason (due to COVID-19), but will all this clean living and social distancing cause future problems for our health? Microbes and nutrition expert, ter Haar says while we sterilize everything to protect ourselves from the virus, at the same time by not exposing ourselves to germs we are weakening our body’s own natural defenses to everyday threats. She says many microbes are indeed good for your health, while others can make us sick. Knowing the difference between the most popular microbes, bacteria, fungi and viruses can help us get back to living life without fear and she is here with us today to help us navigate our new germophobic world. Jessica spends time with Mark Alyn talking about the health benifits of probiotics.

Beatriz Angulo was born in Guanajuato Mexico and was raised in Indio Ca. She is a Certified Nurse Assistant, Phlebotomy Technician, Licensed Security Officer, and has a Bachelor’s Degree of Science in Criminal Justice. She has spent her professional life caring for others, whether in hospitals, nursing homes or privately. Beatriz is married, has four children and lives in Coachella, California.Bill Marx is a native of Los Angeles, California. A professional musician since he was sixteen, he studied composition in New York at the Juilliard School of Music, and has continued on to this day as a renown jazz pianist. Mr. Marx has composed many symphonic orchestral works as well as music for motion pictures, television and ballet. He has produced and arranged for and performed with many jazz and pop artists, including the music for two record albums and all the television appearances of his father, Harpo Marx. As a stage performer, he has concertized worldwide for years, combining his piano artistry with humorous

Naomi Carmona-Morshead tells personal stories of climbing mountains and hiking up steep trails that were so difficult she could only take 100 steps before resting. She has overcome physical, mental and emotional obstacles to reach the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa. “Dreams Challenge for SuperHero Seniors” engages Senior citizens to step it UP and Create their own Mountain Climbing Adventures in Life. Motivational challenges are birthed from her transparent, heart-warming stories that have you on the edge of your seat. Naomi talks with Mark Alyn about superhero seniors.

ormer RN and community volunteer Kathleen Allan is teaming up with internationally renowned pianist Mark Markham and award-winning producer & publicist Ashley Bernardi to call citizens around the world to join together for A Time Of Remembrance (October 10, 2020 at 10:00am Local Time), a time to honor, hope, heal and remember the loss of so many lives at the hands of the COVID-19 pandemic for 10 minutes of reflection and prayer.Amid a deeply divided nation, this unique trio realized that while more than 1 million lives around the world and more than 200,000 lives in America have been lost, there has been no initiative to remember the victims of this unprecedented pandemic. They decided to create A Time of Remembrance with the simple goal of expanding compassion and care for the hurting. Kathleen Allan joins Mark Alyn to talk about this upcoming event.

James B. LaValle is a clinical pharmacist, board certified clinical nutritionist, author of more than 20 books and clinical director for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Performance Health Program. He provides key nutrition guidance he provides athletes on and off the field to maintain peak performance. While many of us may not be athletes, LaValle says flu season layered in with coronavirus threats means we need to actively train our bodies to be more responsive when under attack. He says this fall is “game day” for everyone and like they say on the field, the best offense is a good defense. LaValle will discuss foods like garlic, grains and greens that are immunity and antibody all-stars for your entire "Quaranteam."

With success comes more success, when you learn how to navigate life’s systems. Don’t take anything personally, this is a waste of your time, recommend Allen F. Maxwell, Wall Street Journal and USA Today best-selling author of The System is Unforgiving: Play by the Rules and Win, published by A Story Inside Books, $19.99 hardcover, $8.49 eBook, authorallenmaxwell.com, when speaks with Late Night Health’s Mark Alyn.

Nano-Silver? Infused in three layers of COVID-19 protection? Here’s how high-tech can lower Americans’ chances of getting or transmitting Coronavirus. A company called Boomer Naturals has designed the most effective non-medical face mask on the planet. The nano-silver fibers in their 30-day face asks are engineered to help fight bacteria and provide better, more effective protection than regular cloth masks. Nano-silver particles have arelatively large surface area, which increases their contact with bacteria or fungi – and therefore increases their antibacterial effect. Nano-silvered medical textiles used in hospital settings have also shown promise in reducing bacterial transmission and contamination. They’re literally a “fortress for your face!” Dr. Christina Madison, an infectious disease pharmacist, explains to Mark Alyn

Late Night Health has been a proud sponsor of Susan G. Komen Los Angeles County for a number of years. Mark Alyn welcomes Mark Pilon, the Executive Director, back to the show to discuss National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and all that the affiliate is doing this October, despite the pandemic. First is the October 3 Telethon on KCAL-9 to raise the $500,000 immediately needed for the Komen Treatment Assistance Program.