NY Observer-07-2010
Dr. Moertel questions chemotherapy use in terminal cases, highlighting off-label drug costs and questionable benefits, advocating for more patient-centered care.
Dr. Moertel questions chemotherapy use in terminal cases, highlighting off-label drug costs and questionable benefits, advocating for more patient-centered care.
Study on herbal extracts Samento and Banderol shows effectiveness against different forms of Borrelia burgdorferi, offering a potential alternative treatment for Lyme disease.
Discover Dr. Richie Shoemaker’s groundbreaking protocol for chronic neurotoxin-mediated illnesses like Lyme disease and chronic fatigue. Simple treatments offer hope for millions.
Dr. Jay Wilson discusses his journey into nutritional medicine, integrating functional medicine principles to address root causes of chronic ailments, emphasizing comprehensive patient care.
Dr. Bigelsen’s book critiques the American medical system, emphasizing inflammation as the underlying disease process. It highlights CAM approaches and the importance of listening to patients.
Exploring the chaos of a clinical trial on cancer treatment, revealing scientific bias and potential fraud in the academic research world.
Dr. Harris, specializing in Lyme disease treatment, discusses the complex interplay of infections, toxins, and immune dysregulation in chronic Lyme cases.
Doctors disagree with a Reader’s Digest article on vitamins, highlighting their benefits and safety. Orthomolecular medicine advocates for high-dose vitamin therapy.
Dr. Anna MacIntosh, a pioneer in naturopathic medicine, passed away after battling ovarian cancer. Her legacy in research and teaching lives on in the community.
Study questions the impact of fruit and vegetable consumption on cancer prevention. Advocates suggest drastic dietary changes to combat cancer effectively.
Beloved Grandfather Dale Humpherys, an advocate for multiple sclerosis treatment, lived a balanced life, embracing alternative therapies until his passing at 83.
Dr. Keith Rafal’s Mind Heals Approach combines physical therapies and alternative options to treat chronic pain by harnessing the power of belief and intuition.
Phytotherapy for asthma management involves treating underlying factors and symptoms. Herbs like Boswellia serrata show promise in reducing inflammation and improving lung function.
Autonomic Digital Reflex (ADR) is a noninvasive biofeedback technique that interprets neuromuscular signals to diagnose and treat conditions effectively.
LRA by ELISA/ACT tests provide accurate immune response data, surpassing cell size tests. Research shows 97.6% accuracy compared to 34% with ALCAT testing.
Patients are turning to alternative therapies due to concerns about drug therapy. NBE therapy offers promising results for chronic disorders, presenting a potential solution to our health crisis.
Connective tissue remodeling can be induced by mechanical, electrical, or thermal stimulation, impacting biochemical exchanges. Research explores signaling mechanisms through fascial tissues.
Dr. Ferril emphasizes the importance of overall metabolic functioning and the interrelationship of hormones and insulin on metabolism, challenging traditional hormone prescribing practices.
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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