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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

The Childhood Obesity Crisis - One Company Offers A Simple Solution To A Staggering Health Problem

Childhood obesity is a crisis of epic proportions. Obesity is caused by too much food intake, not enough exercise or a combination of the two. Now, one company has found a simple solution that is not only extremely effective, but is also nearly impossible for kids and young adults to resist

On May 14,The Weight Of The Nation, a four-part HBO documentary on the subject of childhood obesity was aired. The project is a joint effort by HBO, The Center For Disease Control and Prevention, The Institute Of Medicine and the National Institute of Health. The series will raise the consciousness of the public regarding the staggering facts surrounding childhood obesity. While creating awareness is laudable, one company believes solutions are urgently needed and has recently developed a product that can provide that solution. The new product is both effective and affordable. Even more important is its powerful, nearly irresistible appeal to young people.

Many believe that young people spend too much time in front of video screens and ignore the need for regular exercise and activity. Exergamer is a unique and inexpensive fully-developed computer input device for video game playing. It allows users to control video games through exercise-related full-body movement. Anyone can experience this enjoyable diversion of playing free or inexpensive video games while engaging in intuitive full-body exercise and stretch routines. Exergamer fits neatly in a pocket and costs less than $50.

"Exergamer has the potential," stated Tom McLaughlin, developer of Exergamer, "to encourage and motivate those suffering from obesity, especially young people, by helping them to engage in and stay with a fitness regimen that will foster improved health. Video games, believed to be a major cause of the problem, have now become an integral part of the solution."

Many people agree. Donald Trump recently stated, "I have been aware of the development of Exergamer for some time and recognize that this tiny device could help to address that aspect of childhood obesity caused by the lack of physical activity. This is certainly a product every parent should be watching."

Exergamer works with popular computer systems and a great many computer games. Many of these games are free.

"Childhood obesity," McLaughlin continued, "could be lessened to some degree by this tiny little exercise device. Nearly all children, even obese children, love playing video games. Here we have an intuitive, inexpensive exergaming device that could help the overweight and obese become more confident in their own ability to improve their health. It could produce some impressive results right where they are needed."

More information on Exergamer is available at http://www.exergamer.com. Tom McLaughlin is available for interview and can be reached using the information below or by email at tmclaughlin@exergamer.com.

Profile:

Tom McLaughlin holds an MBA and is a trained professional manager who has specialized in working with Fortune 500 companies. He has been steadily involved in a wide range of software and product development projects.  He is a tenacious researcher capable of collecting and organizing information and is able to make the information easily understood and suitable for intuitive usage.

Contact:

Tom McLaughlin
Phone: 914-941-0309
Cell: 914-373-9024
http://www.exergamer.com
tmclaughlin@exergamer.com

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Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Prostate Cancer – The Time For A Prostate Cancer Cure Is Here


In spite of endless claims of prostate cancer cures, where is the proof? Tom McLaughlin has set out on a quest to find that proof and is asking other prostate cancer victims to join him in his quest by providing vital information through a prostate cancer survey

om McLaughlin has prostate cancer. He has been on ‘Watchful Waiting’ for 13 years, all the while watching his PSA go steadily up. He believes there are cures, he is determined to find them and he is asking others to join him.

“As with all the men attempting to find a way out of the death sentence imposed by a prostate cancer ruling,” McLaughlin stated, “I plan to be part of the quest for a solution…to find needles in any number of haystacks…real cures! But this work needs the combined efforts of a multitude of prostate cancer victims, all working together to pass on to us the real gold, the cures that they have used themselves and found to work in shutting down their rising PSA test scores. Working together, we can do this.”

The plan is simple. Prostate cancer victims are asked to fill out a simple ‘Cure Success Survey’. Any prostate cancer sufferer can participate in the survey whether that victim has been successful or has perhaps struggled through any number of attempts to find a cure to control PSA test score results. The survey collects only the key information that clearly identifies what works and what does not. This information will greatly help other prostate cancer victims.

The stakes are high. Every year about 35,000 men will die of prostate cancer. One in six men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime. Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in American men, behind lung cancer and about 1 man in 36 will die of prostate cancer.

McLaughlin's quest is to assemble empirical data about prostate cure claims - that are not yet proven - but may be. Those who fill out the survey and become members will receive information as to the veracity of prostate cancer cures…information that at first is simply unproven claims. As time goes by the collection of information will hone in on prostate cancer cures that have been PROVEN and repeatedly verified by the very prostate cancer victims who have pioneered their use.

“We are asking,” continued McLaughlin, “the lucky few who have discovered a prostate cancer cure that really worked for them to fill out a ‘Cure Success Survey’ as soon as possible. It only takes a few minutes and there is no cost or risk involved. The multitudes of prostate cancer victims need to hear about these success stories. And we need to hear about failures too, so that hopeful prostate cancer victims do not waste precious time pointlessly chasing their dream of a cure.”

Tom McLaughlin is available for media interview and can be reached using the information below. More information is available at the group’s website. Prostate cancer victims can take the ‘Cure Success Survey’ by visiting http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/706793/Cure-Success-Survey

Profile:

Tom McLaughlin holds an MBA in Executive Management and has extensive experience in directing a wide range of software and product development projects for Fortune 500 companies. He is particularly well suited to head up an operation to collect and organize Cure Success Survey responses to ensure that the compiled information presented to members is easily understood and suitable for intuitive usage.

Mr. McLaughlin was diagnosed with a Gleason 8 prostate cancer in year 1998 and soon thereafter underwent a radical prostatectomy. Since the surgery his PSA has gradually risen to 5.2. He has been on a program of “Watchful Waiting” for the entire time. He devotes much of his time to researching cures for prostate cancer.

Contact:

Tom McLaughlin
14 Shadow Tree Lane
Briarcliff Manor
New York 10510
Phone 914-941-0309
Cell 914-373-9024
tm@prostatecancercures.org
www.prostatecancercures.org

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