The NRG Immune Enhancement System, which the developers say strengthens and rebuilds the body’s immune system , is now available at more than 60 clinics throughout North America.
“We are only as healthy as our immune system allows,” said Russell Brokstein, D.C., an NRG Immune Enhancement System practitioner in Freehold. “If our immune system is clogged up, we need to restore the system so that we do not become susceptible to illness and disease.”
The NRG Immune Enhancement System includes an FDA-cleared biofeedback device that provides the feedback necessary to properly analyze the body’s energy levels when exposed to various elements.
Measurement parameters have been established through scientific research to determine normal energy levels during exposure to each element. Any measurement readings that fall outside of these parameters may indicate a possible hazard or stress to the immune system. The proprietary NRG database contains more than 100,000 items that can be tested.
Brokstein’s office, Hometown Family Wellness Center, is at 9 Broadway, Freehold. He may be reached at 732-780-0044.
David Richards of Howell, general manager of the Olive Garden in Eatontown, has been presented with Darden Restaurants’ top honor — the Diamond Club Award. The award, now in its 13th year, is presented annually to general managers throughout North America who “demonstrate outstanding results by delighting guests with a genuine Italian dining experience and achieving top financial performance in the company’s previous fiscal year.” This year, Richards joins a group of 37 general managers selected from more than 700 Olive Garden restaurants in North America.
Eric Frankel, president of 10 Minutes to Change, will present a program to show attendees how to maximize one’s potential and how to mentor others to do the same at the Sept. 16 meeting of the Jersey Shore Association for Human Resources. The meeting will be held from 8:30-10:30 a.m. at Jumping Brook Country Club, Neptune. Frankel will cover such topics as motivation and engagement, organization and prioritization, potential barriers to professional success, promotion of the “exceptional you,” and interpersonal acceleration. The registration fee and a full buffet breakfast is $25 for JSAHR members; $35 for nonmembers; and an additional $5 for walk-ins. Details and registration: 732-244-8892 or email [email protected].
The inaugural Howell Chamber of Commerce/Howell PAL golf outing will be held Sept. 13 at Battleground Country Club, Manalapan, starting at 12:30 p.m. The cost to participate is $195 per person or $780 per foursome, including a boxed lunch, golf, cocktail hour, dinner and more. Prizes include a foursome donated by Battleground Country Club and a foursome at Eagle Oaks Country Club donated by Bob Walsh. For more information about registration or sponsorship opportunities to advertise a business, contact the Howell Chamber of Commerce at 732-363-4114.