Blood Logic, Inc., presents...
Intravenous Certifications for Chiropractors

Welcome to Blood Logic's Certification Programs

COMBINED CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS FOR CHIROPRACTORS AND SUPPORTIVE HEALTHCARE STAFF

These certifications will take you through a large number of disease conditions exploring nutritional intravenous formulas and clinical implementation. You will learn…

Intravenous Nutritional Protocols Certification:
Certification I

  • Over 49 common and essential conditions you will see in clinical intravenous nutrition (IV) practice are explored (see list below).

  • Precise IV-supplement dosages are reviewed.

  • Essential concepts required for safe and clinically successful IV-administration

  • By the time you complete this certification you will have the knowledge to safely and effectively mix IV-bags for your patients.

PLUS...

Intravenous Administration Certification:
Certification II

  • Knowing IV-nutritional protocols is certainly essential for effective IV administration, but it is not enough to ensure the successful implementation of IV-therapies. Read on…

  • How to arrange your office, train your employees, IV-insertion technique, mixing of nutritional supplements are other essential skills required is also provided as part of these certifications.

These combined certifications will allow you to begin to grow your practice with confidence, safety and clinical success!

WHEN YOU COMPLETE THESE CERTIFICATIONS...

You will receive two professional certification diplomas: one for each program. Your name will appear identically as that of your registration. You and your staff will now have the knowledge to implement IV-nutrition in an office environment that supports this type of valuable nutritional therapy.

Certification Fee These certifications are not available separately. Both certifications are available as a single program of instruction and education.

Please mail your check or money order for $1200 made out to:

Blood Logic, Inc., 55 Crow Hill Road, Mount Kisco, NY 10549 Or call us with your Mastercard, Discover or Visa: 914-242-8844

Cost of the combined Certification Programs: $1200 for the first participant within a given health care facility. For additional office members the cost is an additional: $725 if registered within 7-days of the first registrant.

You will receive for your participation:

1. A copy of Dr. Michael Wald's two books entitled: -Anti-Aging Intravenous Nutritional Protocols from A-to-Z: A complete guide to intravenous formulations AND - Intravenous and Intramuscular Nutrition Technique for the Complementary/Alternative Medical-Nutrition Practice.

2. Two Certification Examinations: You will have the freedom of completing these examinations anytime within 6 months of your registration. Beyond this period of time, you will lose your ability to take your certification and refunds will not be granted. Upon completion of the examinations you will receive two separate diplomas. Once you have paid for your registration no refunds of any kind will be granted.

Periodic re-certification

Re-Certification is offered annually. Re-certification involves the taking and passing of a re-certification examination and a fee (at the time of this posting the re-certification fee is $150/year) if you desire to be re-certified. It is recommended that all staff involved in both direct and indirect Intravenous Nutrition Certification become certified.

Supportive Staff wishing to be certified

This course is also suitable for:

• Nutritionists

• Doctors of Chiropractic (Nutritionist)

• Medical Doctors/Osteopaths

• Physician Assistant

• Registered Nurse

• Licensed Practical Nurse

• Phlebotomist

• Office Personnel

• Microscopy

THE COURSE CURRICULUM

COVERS RELEVANT TOPICS INCLUDING:

1) Over 49 different IV-nutrition protocols for clinically relevant disease conditions

2) Professional Attitude

3) A Brighter Future for Nutritional Medicine

4) Methods of Medical Nutritional Administration

5) Intravenous Nutrition

6) Intramuscular Nutrition

7) Subcutaneous Nutrition

8) Intravenous Technician Responsibilities

9) Where to go for training

10) Nutritional Practice in a Complementary Health Care Setting

11) Overview of Health Professionals Responsibilities Who Administer IV/IM Nutritional

12) Patient Preparation Prior to Receiving an IV Infusion

13) Steps for Preparing the IV Infusion

14) Venipuncture Technique

15) Insertion of a catheter/needle

16) Technique for threading the catheter

17) Helpful Hints for Venipuncture

18) Circulation

19) Skin

20) Tools and Techniques for Medically Applied Nutrition

21) Gauge comparison of winged-needle and CON

22) Technique

23) How to choose a vein for phlebotomy or intravenous infusion

24) Potential Complications of Intravenous Nutrition: Shock

25) Patient Manual

26) What is IV Nutrition

27) Misconceptions Regarding Intravenous Administration of Nutrition

28) The Benefits of Intravenous Nutrition and its Scientific Basis

29) How Intravenous Nutrition Works

30) Rationale for Intravenous Nutrition

31) How Does One Determine if They Would Benefit from IV Nutrition

32) How is IV Nutrition Provided

33) Are the Effects of IV Nutrition Permanent?

34) Not All IV Nutrition is the Same

35) Conditions Which May Benefit for IV Nutrition

36) Should Your Patients Continue Oral Nutritional

37) Supplements When Receiving IV/IM Nutrition

38) Intravenous and Intramuscular Protocols

39) Recommended Order of Adding Nutrients into the IV-Solution

40) Commonly Used IV/IM Nutrition Products

41) Arginine

42) B-Complex

43) B1 (thiamin)

44) B2 (riboflavin)

45) Biotin

46) Ascorbic Acid

47) Cyanocobalamin (B12)

48) Cysteine

49) EDTA

50) Folic Acid

51) Taurine

52) Glutathione

53) L-Arginine

54) Multimineral

55) Calcium gluconate

56) Magnesium Chloride/Magnesium Sulfate

57) Chromium

58) Selenium

59) Lipoic Acid

60) Zinc Chloride

61) Glycerretic Acid

62) Aseptic Technique

63) IV/IM supplies and How To Use Them

64) Helpful Tip for a Smooth-Running IV Room

65) Removing air from a Syringe

66) How to open an ampoule

67) How to extract nutrients from an ampoule

68) How to calculate the osmolarity of intravenous solutions

69) Withdrawing nutrients from a vile

70) How to prepare a nutritional admixture

71) Properly taping IV tubing, catheter and butterfly

72) Adjusting the flow rate of an intravenous infusion

73) Transferring nutrients into a plastic bag or glass bottle

74) Knowing when to stop an intravenous infusion

75) Intravenous and intramuscular orders sheet

76) How to withdraw nutrients from a vile

77) Drug-nutrient interactions

78) Propulsid

79) Methotrexate

80) Ace Inhibitors

81) Acetaminophen

82) Caffeine

83) Intravenous nutrition supplies

84) Intravenous push

85) Procedure for IM Push

86) Intramuscular administration

87) Potential disadvantages of intravenous infusions

88) Nutritional packaging inserts

89) Characteristics of an intravenous solution

90) Clarity

91) Isotonicity

92) PH

93) Admixture fluid volume

94) Storage of IV solutions and admixtures

95) Intravenous admixture incompatibilities

96) Tips for minimizing incompatibilities

97) Basic design and set-up of an IV/IM facility

98) Typical intravenous nutrition protocols for specific conditions

- Acne
- Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
- Aggressive Behavior
- Antiviral 
- Anxiety 
- Arrythmia 
- Asthma 
- Cancer 
- Candida 
- Celiac Disease 
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 
- Chronic Lyme Infection 
- Chron’s Disease 
- Constipation 
- Depression 
- Diabetes 
- Down’s Syndrome 
- Eczema 
- Fatigue 
- Fibromyalgia 
- Gout 
- Headaches 
- Heart Disease 
- Hepatitis C 
- Hyperglycemia 
- Hypertension 
- Hyperthyroid 
- Immune Disorders 
- Infections 
- Lyme Disease 
- Migraine 
- Multiple Sclerosis/Lupus 
- Myasthenia Gravis 
- Neuropathy 
- Osteoarthritis 
- Osteoporosis 
- Parkinson’s Disease 
- Post-Dental Chelation 
- Post-Polio Syndrome 
- Premenstrual Syndrome 
- Prostate Disease 
- Raynaud’s Phenomenon/Raynaud’s Disease 
- Rheumatoid Arthritis 
- Schizophrenia 
- Shingles 
- Sickle Cell Anemia 
- Ulcerative Colitis 
- Vitiligo

99) Helpful Tests for the Complementary Medical Practice

Welcome to the most complete certification courses on this topic!

Best Wishes,

Dr. Michael Wald

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