Be Fit. Eat Right. Think Well.

THE CLIENTS JOURNEY into WELLNESS

Presented by: Dr. Paul Juszczyk &

Beth Juszczyk

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Creating Wellness

► What is the Objective of the Creating

Wellness System?

► What is CWAS and how does it work?

► What is the Wellness Quotient?

► What is the Visit Schedule?

► What will I receive with the CWAS?

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The body has an Innate Intelligence that

coordinates, repairs, renews and heals

Negative Stress in these three dimensions distorts the

nerve system and distorts the expression of Innate

Intelligence, which leads to ill health, disease and

disability

The Three Dimensions of “Stress”

Physical Biochemical Psychological

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Objectives of the Wellness Program

To objectively measure a client’s state of Wellness in

three dimensions

To provide the client customized products and

coaching services that will allow the client to make

sustainable behavioral changes, which will cause an

improvement in the state of Wellness

To periodically reassess the client’s state of Wellness

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Client Wellness Goals

Questionnaires

SubStation

Assessment

CWAS Physiologic

Assessment

Wellness Quotient

Customized Program

Product Overview

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Physiologic Measurements of Wellness

CWAS Assessments

Insight Subluxation Station

Assessments

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CWAS Assessments

Body Composition

Cardiovascular &

Respiratory Performance

Stress Profiling

Strength

Strength

Stress Profiler

Lung Capacity

BMI

Blood Pressure

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Body Composition

BMI (Body Mass Index)

Girth

Body composition analysis

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Cardiovascular & Respiratory Performance

Blood Pressure

Seated Heart Rate

Vital Lung Capacity

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Strength

Dynamometer

Arm

Torso

Leg

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Stress Profiling

Dealing productively with stress is an important aspect of wellness

CWAS provides an objective assessment of stress reactivity

Understanding our stress responses is a vital first step to taking control and creating wellness

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Measuring Stress

CWAS measures the physiologic

responses that are most reactive to

stress

– Galvanic Skin Resistance (GSR)

– Heart rate

– Peripheral Blood Flow

– Skin Temperature

Scientific validity of all measurements

is well-established

– Extensive literature in polygraphy and

psychophysiology

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Different Kinds of Stress

“Stress tests” measure only responses

to physical demand

CWAS Stress Profiling assesses

responses to “real world” stress

– Scientific literature shows that

responses are most pronounced to

psychological stressors

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How Stress Profiling Works

Easily performed

– All measurements are conveniently (and non-threateningly) made from one hand

– Synchronized audio will direct client while software acquires physiologic data

Three-minute protocol

– Resting Baseline

– Response to Stressors

– Recovery

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Stress Profiling Results

Analysis is based primarily

on recovery from stress

– A “hot” reactor has

elevated responses that

do not return to

baseline levels quickly

– Identify sources of

stress and develop

coping strategies

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Insight Subluxation Station Assessments

Nervous System

Multiplier

Ability of the nervous

system to process

stress

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Questionnaires

Quantifies specific

behaviors regarding

Physical, Bio-Chemical,

Psychological Stresses

– Used in both the WQ

and to determine

specific customization

for the Audio

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The Creating Wellness Quotient

A single number that

represents the client’s

overall wellness

A standardized

indicator

– An integrated and

weighted value

determined by factors

in all three

dimensions

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

Physical Bio-Chemical Psychological

Wellness Example

Wellness

Quotient = 89

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Creating Wellness Quotient

Wellness Quotient

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Physical

Questionnaires

CWAS

Bio-Chemical

Questionnaires

CWAS

Psychological

CWAS

Questionnaires

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Client Wellness Goals