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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2017 · 51 MIN

Making Technology Work for your Good Health with Helo and Linda Moore and Dr. Marissa

from Get Balanced With Dr Marissa Pei

Following a twenty-five year career as a critical care nurse, two years as a legal nurse consultant in San Francisco and founder of a successful medical aesthetic practice on the Peninsula, Linda's vast experience in health and wellness has led her on a lifelong quest to find ways to help individuals and companies help themselves in the area of well-being. She has found a tool that is going to revolutionize the way people look at their own health and take responsibility for their own and their loved one's safety and well-being with the Helo Bracelet. This affordable technology not only counts your steps but gives you real time measurements of your glucose, body temperature, blood pressure and even has fatigue sensors so you won’t have to wait for your annual or emergency doctor’s visit to know what your body is saying! It also alerts you to your loved one’s vitals too especially important as more and more of us are taking care of our parents! Episode sponsored by www.mlmoore.worldgn .com and www.NewportBeachfilmfest.com

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