Letter. Request about Histamine paper-Kruesi
Request for a paper on histamine’s impact on human behavior by Dr. Kruesi at a conference. Seeking a copy from attendees for the late Dr. Kruesi’s family.
Request for a paper on histamine’s impact on human behavior by Dr. Kruesi at a conference. Seeking a copy from attendees for the late Dr. Kruesi’s family.
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Nick’s career and research faced a devastating blow, leaving him questioning the medical establishment. Seeking solace in his Bible, he found comfort in Psalms.
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Assessment and treatment of cognitive impairment in fatiguing illnesses like ME/CFS, CIRS-WDB, and MCAS, focusing on brain function, neuroinflammation, and volumetric imaging.
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Kirsten DeLeo shares insights on contemplative end-of-life care, emphasizing presence and love. Practical tips include supporting children through grief and creating a peaceful atmosphere for the dying.
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Two botanicals, including Bacopa monnieri, are explored for their nootropic effects, potentially enhancing memory and cognitive function in various studies.
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Sensory dysfunction plays a role in brain disorders like ADHD. Understanding multisensory integration can aid in treatment beyond medication for better outcomes.
Microbiome restorative therapy shows potential for behavioral changes in animals. Integrative veterinarian explores its impact on mental health and behavior in veterinary care.
Medical authorities, media, and social media platforms have arbitrarily decided that general consensus statements and protocols of the WHO, CDC, the FDA and other public health authorities are valid and any contrary or opposing opinions are not only invalid but must be censored.
Johann Hari’s ‘Lost Connections’ delves into the social roots of depression, emphasizing the importance of reconnection and meaningful relationships for mental well-being.
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Exposure to fine particulate air pollution accelerates cognitive decline and increases Alzheimer’s disease risk, highlighting the impact of environmental factors on brain health.
It has proven to be difficult, if not impossible, to proceed to full-scale randomized controlled trials (RCTs) for most of the natural methods that cannot be patented or otherwise monopolized.Â
By addressing food sensitivities through targeted testing and personalized dietary interventions, individuals can take a significant step toward reducing inflammation, improving gut health, and enhancing overall well-being.
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