Arizona Heart Surgeon and Author of the book The Cure for Heart Disease teams up with Mesa Auto
United States of America (Press Release) August 8, 2007 --
Mesa, AZ—July 30, 2007: Dr. Dwight Lundell, noted heart surgeon and author of the new book The Cure for Heart Disease (www.thecureforheartdisease.net) and Henry Brown Pontiac Buick GMC, the leading Pontiac, Buick, GMC automotive dealer in the Southwest have embarked on a cutting edge corporate wellness program at the Mesa, Arizona dealership.
“I’ve always said that anyone who knows the truth about heart disease could save more lives than I ever could as a heart surgeon,” says Dr. Lundell. “And, with heart disease reaching epidemic proportions, employers are taking notice. When employees are stricken with disease, health insurance costs rise, productivity decreases, and company morale suffers. Heart disease, along with many associated diseases are curable. So, let’s stop the madness. Let’s stop the suffering. Let’s eliminate this disease—from the world and the workplace.”
Dr. Lundell recently began a series of interactive seminars with the employees of Henry Brown Pontiac Buick GMC which focus on heart disease and its relationship with other common diseased like diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, and metabolic syndrome. The primary emphasis of the interactive sessions focuses on correction and prevention.
Because Dr. Lundell is front and center with all employees, sharing his accumulated knowledge of more than 25 years in practice and more than 5,000 open-heart surgeries, the Mesa Auto Dealership is dividing the seminars into departments.
“The goal is help the employees become healthier, more energized, and empower them to have control over their health—so their home lives, and work lives don’t suffer,” says Dr. Lundell. “When I enter an organization, I work with the company so that business can improve, not take a hiatus.”
Henry Brown agrees. "Good health, productivity and lower costs all go hand in hand, we value our employees as people first—their health and happiness is extremely important to me," states Henry Brown. “Work is part of life, and if we can offer our employees something that benefits them inside and outside of the workplace—like good health—I support it.”
Dr Lundell emphasizes, "Knowledge is power. The more I can help educate people on how to get and stay healthy, the greater control they have over their future—their goals, their dreams, and their destiny. Health care should focus on avoiding illness instead of the crisis management. And, when people get sick, they suffer, their families suffer, and their employers suffer."
“I’ve always said that anyone who knows the truth about heart disease could save more lives than I ever could as a heart surgeon,” says Dr. Lundell. “And, with heart disease reaching epidemic proportions, employers are taking notice. When employees are stricken with disease, health insurance costs rise, productivity decreases, and company morale suffers. Heart disease, along with many associated diseases are curable. So, let’s stop the madness. Let’s stop the suffering. Let’s eliminate this disease—from the world and the workplace.”
Dr. Lundell recently began a series of interactive seminars with the employees of Henry Brown Pontiac Buick GMC which focus on heart disease and its relationship with other common diseased like diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, and metabolic syndrome. The primary emphasis of the interactive sessions focuses on correction and prevention.
Because Dr. Lundell is front and center with all employees, sharing his accumulated knowledge of more than 25 years in practice and more than 5,000 open-heart surgeries, the Mesa Auto Dealership is dividing the seminars into departments.
“The goal is help the employees become healthier, more energized, and empower them to have control over their health—so their home lives, and work lives don’t suffer,” says Dr. Lundell. “When I enter an organization, I work with the company so that business can improve, not take a hiatus.”
Henry Brown agrees. "Good health, productivity and lower costs all go hand in hand, we value our employees as people first—their health and happiness is extremely important to me," states Henry Brown. “Work is part of life, and if we can offer our employees something that benefits them inside and outside of the workplace—like good health—I support it.”
Dr Lundell emphasizes, "Knowledge is power. The more I can help educate people on how to get and stay healthy, the greater control they have over their future—their goals, their dreams, and their destiny. Health care should focus on avoiding illness instead of the crisis management. And, when people get sick, they suffer, their families suffer, and their employers suffer."
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