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***Free Report Reveals  Easy Ways Fed-up Nurses Can Make More Money Being A Health Resource***
To get your copy, click on Feedback and fill out with"Free Report" in the message Or click HERE 
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Nurses are you:

Fed-up with your job? Not feeling you're making a difference?
Fed-up with the lack of appreciation & respect?
Fed-up with complaining/whining co-workers?
Fed-up with feeling responsible for other's irresponsible unhealthy behaviors?
Fed-up with the long, odd hours and not taking care of #1?
Fed-up with the feeling of pushing pills you know aren't serving the sick?
Fed-up with not being able to think for yourself?
Fed-up with not making enough money?

If you're happy in your work and not fed-up...good for you and this organization is not for you.  We wish you continued health & happiness. BUT if you answered "yes" to all then you are definitely Fed-up! and want/need a change...

National Association of Fed-up Nurses (NAFN) has written a FREE How-to
e-book on doing something you know about, or can easily learn about, for yourself, your kids, the community and make money while doing it.  It's called:

"How Fed-up Nurses Can Make Money
By Being A Health Resource" click here

Learn:

• where and how to teach pre-diabetic moms and grandmoms to eat to avoid insulin surges and stop sugar cravings
• how this helps their kids emmensely to avoid pre-diabetes
• to be the 'natural' expert/resource at your school or place of work
• how to offer different, exciting alternatives to pills, shots & low-fat diets
• techniques that are not the same old, "Eat less, exercise more" stuff
• the websites and books that support these natural remedies
• examples of how to design your talks, health fairs and business model
• how just exercising 60 minutes a week will help stabilize blood sugars; not the usual high intensity 45-60 minutes 4-5X a week
• how to offer products, events, inservices/talks for cash; all you need is a computer

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Please feel free to vent your frustations to us.  Why are you fed-up? Click on Feedback.  We are compiling a list. Thank-you!
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National Association of Minority Fitness Nurses (NAMFN)

Purpose of NAMFN: To provide licensed registered and practical minority nurses, who have a passion to improve health through fitness, with resources/information, networking, and career opportunities in various wellness settings. To assist minority nurses who want to move from 'sickcare' into true 'healthcare'.  View Minority Nurse Magazine article on Fitness Nursing

To receive your FREE copy of "The 5 steps minority nurses need to know to make $ in the fitness industry" Click on Feedback and enter your info.  Please indicate, "$ in fitness" in the message section.  The free report will be sent to you within a few days via your e-mail that you provide.

Goals of NAMFN:

• To promote physical movement as a means to lower health-related numbers (BP, blood sugar levels, resting heart rates, body fat levels, etc.), in turn, with physician approval, reduce and/or eliminate medication intake.
• To increase the balance, energy level, range of motion (ROM), and strength of clients, who may be under a physicians care, to maintain their ADL's and improve their ability to remain vital and independent for as long as possible.
• To work in a collaborative effort with our clients and their chosen Health Care Professionals (HCP) to achieve the most realistic, positive wellness plan for the best results.
• To assist licensed minority nurses to become Certified Fitness Professionals.  This can be all varieties of group exercise instruction, Pilates, yoga and of course, personal fitness training.

Philosophy of NAMFN:

All members may have a different method of achieving optimal health, which will be respected and valued.  However, the organizations's philosphy is to use our nursing background, patient care and patient advocate skills to ultimately reach those populations at most risk. Those populations are seniors, children, minorities, and those with chronic illness.  To increase the VO2 max, improve the strength, increase the flexibility, even a little, will improve the quality of their lives, increase their independence, and aid them to take responsibility for their actions and ultimately, their own health.

As Minority Fitness Nurses, we know that increasing exercise is only one aspect of being healthy; yet we also know that once people get stronger FIRST (muscular and cardiorespiratory-through fitness training) and the more flexible they become, they will make better food choices, and have more energy to utilize the every day opportunites to move and burn more calories throughout their day. (park farther away, get up & talk to a co-worker, instead of e-mail, look for opportunites to move instead of sit)