Spiritual influences on well-being are so important and much more difficult to pin down compared with physical disease. Both spiritual and psychosocial issues seem likely to impede major healing.
David Steenblock, DO, discusses his groundbreaking theory on ALS causation, offering hope for new treatments. His research challenges traditional views on this fatal disease.
Alcoholic liver disease, from steatosis to cirrhosis, is a global concern. Unani medicine offers treatments like Majoon-e-Rewand and dietary changes.
Barcelona to Host Naturopathic Medicine World Congress focusing on global patient care and preventing chronicity. Join influential health-care experts in July 2016.
Intravenous vitamin C plays a crucial role in dental treatment, impacting oral and overall health. Proper dosing is essential for optimal electron flow in the body.
Understanding how habits are formed can help individuals gain better control over their lives. Creating cues and rewards can turn lifestyle changes into lasting habits.
A1 beta-casein in milk may cause inflammation and milk intolerance symptoms. Berberine, found in plants, shows promise in controlling blood sugar and lipids.
The importance of cortisol in regulating the immune system and the potential issues with using intermediary hormones instead of direct cortisol replacement are discussed by Al Plechner, DVM.
Facing a series of health challenges, this author navigates misdiagnoses and dismissal, turning to medical studies and family history for answers.
Chelation therapy’s impact on arterial calcification in diabetes patients, especially in diabetic patients, is explored, hinting at potential benefits for this group.
A rebuttal defending vitamin C’s use in sepsis treatment, highlighting its efficacy and minimal toxicity. Advocating for recognition of alternative therapies.
A case report on a 72-year-old male with laryngeal amyloidosis showed significant improvement with curcumin treatment. Amyloidosis explained by Congo red staining.
Reflecting on 25 years in dietetics, the need for a new nutrition ideology is emphasized, focusing on wholesome nutrition and considering social and environmental aspects for sustainable health.
Review of the LDN conference focusing on the use of naltrexone in low doses to alleviate human suffering, particularly in immune system regulation and cancer treatment.
In Memoriam: Michael Rosenbaum, MD, a pioneer in integrative medicine, passed away in 2016. His work in orthomolecular medicine impacted many lives.
A recent study found a rise in prescription drug use among adults in the US. Non-drug approaches can successfully treat common conditions, promoting better health.
Dr. LoBisco’s guide, BreakFree Medicine, emphasizes holistic approaches to health, from gut healing to hormonal balance and addressing environmental toxicity.
Regenerative orthopedics offers new treatments for arthritis by tapping into the body’s healing processes. Integrating functional medicine strategies can optimize metabolism for better outcomes.
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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