Shareholder and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras David Neeleman speaks at the Crown Council's 13th Annual Event, Nashville, TN, 2008. The executive spoke about his personal and family relationships with his dentist, Dr. Bill Fessler while his kids trained together and he was the team coach and dentist at his dental practice and how any business can help make customers loyal to a brand. Among so many perspectives, the businessman cites the audacity to give in and the human side of resolving conflicts, embracing promotions and understanding that the human differential is the most important for creating ties, friendships and also for business. Hugs.

Is it recommended for daily use.... or to treat a possible issue? Thank you

Today is my first day. I have high expectations as I have always been active. Then I got sick in December with probably the 'vid' and then sinus infection and then strep....slowly I am getting back but it's a struggle after being sick on and off for 3+ months. ugh. I look forward to rejuvanation! I admit I am 69 and one of those 'boomers' that doesn't give up.

Cardio miracle is a hoax. Research and you will see .

Old School Tough as Nails

I am sure this is good for you... But I'm not sure about getting my body so "hooked" on something that when I stop, I feel bad. That's just like drugs or an addiction. Isn't there a way to eat a healthy high nitric diet or something? "How long do you take it"....huh? Until the company can't make it anymore....and so with your supply cut off-you die! Lol. All that said...I'll prob try it. But I won't let myself get dependent on it.

This is well done. My cousin uses this and swears up and down about it. I have the 60 dosage container and will see for myself. More promotion needs to be put on line about this for educational purposes and to show the " how tos " using it. Glenn

I'm proud of you cousin.

either you have the answer or u dont...this guy does not understand why the body is sick...U can throw all the herbs U want but until you drain the lymphatic sewer U will remain sick...and no amount of N.O. or oxygen or ozone will fix it until you open the kidneys...the lymphatic sewer drain....none of these guys get it.........NITRIC OXIDE IS THE absolute worst thing to put in a damaged gut..it is an oxident and will catch a cancer on fire.....! you can not force your body to create N O ...from aminos.....your cells create it when you open the lymphatic sewer and drain it thru the kidneys......

Yes.

thats my grandpa!!

Blood tests tell ALL. My kidney function went from 43 GRF to 66 GRF in 2 months!! My liver functions better also. High blood pressure too! For the price and what it has it in, and how it works, try to find something less expensive.....impossible!! Kidney Cancer survivor! The way we look does not matter, it's what's inside that does. The way our organs function etc. Regardless of what we look like on the outside. They have a 30 challenge, in which they do blood tests before and after 3 months. You have only better health to gain!!

To be perfectly honest, it doesn't "contain" nitric oxide. It contains ingredients that are precursors to NO production. Most the other ingredients are in any otc vitamin supplement. I copy and pasted this from a similar page on nitric oxide boosting: -- Quote -- The 10 Best Foods to Boost Nitric Oxide Levels Switching up your diet is one of the best and most effective ways to naturally boost levels of this important molecule. Here are the 10 best foods to boost your nitric oxide levels. 1. Beets Beets are rich in dietary nitrates, which your body can convert to nitric oxide. According to one study in 38 adults, consuming a beetroot juice supplement increased nitric oxide levels by 21% after just 45 minutes (5). Similarly, another study showed that drinking 3.4 ounces (100 ml) of beetroot juice significantly increased nitric oxide levels in both men and women (6). Thanks to their rich content of dietary nitrates, beets have been linked to a number of health benefits, including improved cognitive function, enhanced athletic performance and lower blood pressure levels (7). Summary Beets are high in nitrates, which can significantly increase levels of nitric oxide in your body. 2. Garlic Garlic can boost nitric oxide levels by activating nitric oxide synthase, the enzyme that aids in the conversion of nitric oxide from the amino acid L-arginine (10). One animal study showed that aged garlic extract temporarily increased blood nitric oxide levels by up to 40% within an hour of consumption (11). Another test-tube study found that aged garlic extract also helped maximize the amount of nitric oxide that can be absorbed by the body (12). Both human and animal studies indicate that garlic’s ability to increase nitric oxide levels may have a beneficial effect on health and can help lower blood pressure and improve exercise tolerance (13). 3. Meat Meat, poultry and seafood are all excellent sources of coenzyme Q10, or CoQ10 - an important compound believed to help preserve nitric oxide in the body (15). In fact, it’s estimated that the average diet contains between 3-6 mg of CoQ10, with meat and poultry supplying about 64% of the total intake (16). Summary Meat, poultry and seafood are high in CoQ10, a key compound that helps preserve nitric oxide in your body. 4. Dark Chocolate Dark chocolate is loaded with flavanols - naturally occurring compounds that boast an extensive list of powerful health benefits. In particular, research shows that the flavanols found in cocoa can help establish optimal levels of nitric oxide in your body to promote heart health and protect cells against oxidative damage (21). One 15-day study in 16 people showed that consuming 30 grams of dark chocolate daily led to significant increases in nitric oxide levels in the blood. What’s more, participants experienced decreases in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure levels - the top and bottom number of the blood pressure reading (22). Because of its rich content of nitric-oxide-boosting flavanols, dark chocolate has been associated with improved blood flow, enhanced brain function and a lower risk of heart disease, too (23). Summary Dark chocolate is high in cocoa flavanols, which increase levels of nitric oxide to promote heart health and prevent cell damage. 5. Leafy Greens Leafy green vegetables like spinach, arugula, kale and cabbage are packed with nitrates, which are converted to nitric oxide in your body (26). According to one review, regular consumption of nitrate-rich foods like green leafy vegetables can help maintain sufficient levels of nitric oxide in the blood and tissues (27). One study even showed that eating a nitrate-rich meal containing spinach increased salivary nitrate levels eightfold and significantly decreased systolic blood pressure (the top number) (28). Other research has found that consuming high-nitrate leafy greens may also be associated with a reduced risk of heart disease and cognitive decline (29). Summary Leafy green vegetables are high in dietary nitrates, which can be converted to nitric oxide and may help maintain proper levels in your blood and tissues. 6. Citrus Fruits Citrus fruits like oranges, lemons, limes and grapefruit are all excellent sources of vitamin C, an important water-soluble vitamin that plays a central role in health (31). Vitamin C can enhance levels of nitric oxide by increasing its bioavailability and maximizing its absorption in the body (32). Research shows that it may also bump up levels of nitric oxide synthase, the enzyme needed for the production of nitric oxide (33). Summary Citrus fruits are high in vitamin C, which can enhance the bioavailability of nitric oxide and increase levels of nitric oxide synthase. 7. Pomegranate Pomegranate is loaded with potent antioxidants that can protect your cells against damage and preserve nitric oxide. One test-tube study showed that pomegranate juice was effective in protecting nitric oxide from oxidative damage while also increasing its activity (38). Another animal study found that both pomegranate juice and pomegranate fruit extract were able to increase levels of nitric oxide synthase and boost the concentration of nitrates in the blood (39). Human and animal studies have found that antioxidant-rich pomegranate can improve blood flow, which may be especially beneficial in treating conditions like high blood pressure and erectile dysfunction (40). Summary Pomegranate can help protect nitric oxide against damage, enhance the activity of nitric oxide and increase levels of nitric oxide synthesis. How to Cut: Pomegranate 8. Nuts and Seeds Nuts and seeds are high in arginine, a type of amino acid that is involved in the production of nitric oxide. Some research suggests that including arginine from foods like nuts and seeds in your diet can help increase nitric oxide levels in your body. For example, one study in 2,771 people showed that a higher intake of arginine-rich foods was associated with higher levels of nitric oxide in the blood (42). Another small study found that supplementing with arginine increased levels of nitric oxide after just two weeks (43). Thanks to their arginine content and stellar nutrient profile, regularly eating nuts and seeds has been associated with lower blood pressure, improved cognition and increased endurance (44). Summary Nuts and seeds are high in arginine, an amino acid needed for the production of nitric oxide. 9. Watermelon Watermelon is one of the best sources of citrulline, an amino acid that’s converted to arginine and, ultimately, nitric oxide in your body. One small study found that citrulline supplements helped stimulate nitric oxide synthesis after just a few hours but noted that it may take longer to see positive effects on health (48). Meanwhile, another study in eight men showed that drinking 10 ounces (300 ml) of watermelon juice for two weeks led to significant improvements in nitric oxide bioavailability (49). Recent research suggests that upping your intake of watermelon not only enhances nitric oxide levels but can also improve exercise performance, decrease blood pressure and boost blood flow (50). Summary Watermelon is high in citrulline, which is converted to arginine and then later used in the production of nitric oxide. 10. Red Wine Red wine contains many powerful antioxidants and has been tied to a multitude of health benefits (51). Interestingly, some studies have found that drinking red wine could also increase levels of nitric oxide. One test-tube study showed that treating cells with red wine increased levels of nitric oxide synthase, an enzyme involved in the production of nitric oxide (52). Another test-tube study had similar findings, reporting that certain compounds found in red wine enhanced nitric oxide synthase and increased the release of nitric oxide from the cells that line the blood vessels (53). For this reason, it’s not surprising that moderate consumption of red wine has been shown to reduce blood pressure and improve heart health (54). Summary Red wine can increase levels of nitric oxide synthase, which can help enhance nitric oxide levels. The Bottom Line Nitric oxide is a crucial compound involved in many aspects of health, including blood pressure regulation, athletic performance and brain function. Making a few simple swaps in your diet can be an easy and effective way to increase your levels of nitric oxide naturally. Eating plenty of fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds and healthy protein foods can optimize nitric oxide levels while also promoting better overall health process. www.healthline.com/nutrition/nitric-oxide-foods

This product costs A LOT. A low income person could not afford this, particularly twice a day.

He doesn’t look that healthy. Seems strange. He is overweight.

The video had great potential. Unfortunately, the camera ruined it.

You may have spared no cost at putting the product together, but you didn't spend much shipping it to me! I received the BAG at work, with the canister broken inside and powder spilling out. I had it sent to work and now I've got powder all over my desk. Not cool! The container has no protection in a bag.

I would like to see some videos of Walter Hailey!!!!!

A lot of wisdom in this video. Thanks for sharing.

Do you know if this can also help with anterior pelvic tilt?

cautiously optimistic

The Crown Council has a huge amount of information and is an invaluable resource for offices. The information has been collected by them for years from a variety of sources.

As always, Steve Anderson has some great information for going insurance independent. I have never contracted with an insurance company and have been in practice for over 45 years. His recommendation about how to handle a NP call to your office and asks "DO YOU ACCEPT MY INSURANCE" is excellent. We have used this verbiage for years and it works very well. Thank you Steve, Dr. Kessner

Great point and skill!

Why NOT be a 10?

Amazing organization! You can't find more value for a dental business owner anywhere. Steve and Greg are first class.

Awesome!!!!

Excellent information for those interested in understanding and leveraging the power of social media. Thank you very much for sharing this, as many of us Crown Council members did not get a chance to watch the live webinar.

Fantastic Content here thanks ever so much for sharing...

I think these weekly updates is a grand idea.

I did the Certification ,an experience you can only win when you do it, go for it, you will never regret it, Gold mine. Thanks to all my friends at FT Family.

Stu you are a boss!

!!!Simply the best and most important exercise there is!!!!

This will be the largest gathering ever of EAGLES! We can't wait to have you with us. Visit us at www.ccannualevent.com for more information or call us at (800) 276-9658. It's an experience you won't forget.

My new favorite video!

Great thoughts Steve.

Eric's really a good man!

Thank you

You go, Girl!

Thanks

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That is my beautiful daughter all you great drs worked on. Thank you so much for giving my daughter a smile that she now has the confidence to share with everyone :)

Congrats!

AWESOME JOB!

Outstanding!

Zamp....love you and sure missed seeing you and Pat at the Annual Event. If not before we will see you in Dallas next January!

This is fabulous.

Congratulations to Dr. Mario Lemay & his team at Callander Bay Dental!

This is a practice worth emulating. Fantastic. a credit to our profession.

Great people and great dentists!!!