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About Us: Integrative Clinical Resources, Inc.
Integrative Clinical Resources, Inc. is a company dedicated to public health education, health literacy, and the welfare of the community at large. Its Medical Director, Gregory L. Hall MD, is a primary care physician practicing in Cleveland, Ohio for the past 20 years. He has lectured on various topics ranging from hypertension to Alzheimer’s Disease, but his latest passion is to improve the general public’s knowledge about the societal, health, and psychological impact of tattoos. In the attached e-book, Tattoos: Should I or Shouldn’t I?
Dr. Hall looks at a number of fascinating phenomena, including:
- Why tattoos are so popular?
- Why have woman passed men in tattoo adoption?
- Is the recent surge in the occurrence of Hepatitis C related to tattoos?
- Are tattoos addictive? If yes, is the addictive part, having a tattoo, or getting a tattoo?
- When is a tattoo a healthy addition to your body and life.
Dr. Hall currently serves on several boards dealing with health issues predominantly affecting urban populations, and lectures across the country educating parents and young people about peer pressure, social rebellion, and the various health risks to youths, ranging from poor dietary habits to ‘house party’ tattoos.
ShouldITattoo.com is an educational resource for people interested in body art and its impact on their health, social interactions, career opportunities, and self-esteem.
Dr. Hall has been interviewed on the nationally syndicated Tom Joyner Morning Show, by local news, and in print. His tattoo education initiative is the subject of local and national news having been interviewed in Ohio’s largest Black Newspaper (the Call & Post), on Sirius XM’s The Power national radio station, and much more to come. 
Here is an interview on the Fox 8 Morning Show. . .
For information about speaking engagements, call 216 881-5055 during normal business hours, or email [email protected]
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Integrative Clinical Resources offers excellent discounts on the e-book, Tattoos: Should I or Shouldn’t I? when ordered in quantity for bulk purchases or special sales. It would make a great study aid in a high school health class.
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If you are a parent with teenage children, or someone that is considering getting a tattoo, it would only be foolish for you not to visit the web site “shoulditattoo.com”. “Shoulditattoo.com” is filled with valuable information that one should be aware of before they get a tattoo. Tattoos for most, are permanent. The choice one makes in a tattoo today will be with them for the rest of their life. “Shoulditattoo.com” could help spare one years of regrets, pain and disappointment, by helping one make a wise decision about the tattoo/s done today. The book should be in every school library for our children to read, so they too will know there are some health issues involved with tattoos. Also, while visiting the site, be sure to check out the products available.
Good work Dr. Hall
Thank you 1,000,000 and please continue the rewarding work.
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Most boys in his village tattooed themselves in late middle school. Boys did it because if you DIDN’T do it you weren’t considered very manly. He has some pictures and a few words (in Chinese) tattooed in blue ink on his hands. He really dislikes them now, especially since they’re in Chinese, which he didn’t even teach himself until after middle school. He said he barely knew what those characters meant at the time of inking, but since every manly middle school student was doing it well, you know, Khampa’i posar-s will be Khampa’i posar-s. But you’d better bet he didn’t show them to his parents until a few years later. Now he talks about getting them removed after grad school. To him they represent a mistake he made when he was young, before he had to deal with confronting issues of Tibetan language and identity. There’s no way he would get a tattoo now, but if he did it would be in Tibetan and would probably have religious significance.
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