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Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Functional Medicine offers integrative care for chronic diseases. Patients get team-based care focusing on nutrition and lifestyle changes.
Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Functional Medicine offers integrative care for chronic diseases. Patients get team-based care focusing on nutrition and lifestyle changes.
Emerson Ecologics launches the 2015 Emerson Grant Program to support integrative medicine projects in the US. Learn more about this opportunity on their website.
Every two years the Townsend Letter holds a competition for naturopathic students, faculty, clinicians, and practitioners to submit a paper for our “Best of Naturopathic Medicine” competition.
The ICIM conference focused on pain management with experts covering various approaches and treatments. Recordings of lectures are available for purchase.
Times are changing for naturopathic medicine, with a focus on evidence-based treatments for chronic conditions like cardiovascular risk and anxiety. Lifestyle counseling and nutrition play key roles.
The debate on integrating CAM into medical schools continues. Evidence supports CAM like Ayurveda and homeopathy. Universities like Griffith incorporate CAM education.
In The Art of Healing, Bernie Siegel, MD, explores guided imagery, dream interpretation, and laughter for self-healing, emphasizing the body’s innate potential.
Essential Formulas appoints Ross Pelton, a pharmacist and wellness expert, as scientific director. He will guide research and education on supplements for health and wellness.
A discussion on using native botanical treatments like Plantago lanceolata for viral conditions like smallpox and AIDS, with cautionary notes on kidney stress.
Oxidation therapy experts offer humanitarian aid for Ebola crisis, emphasizing ozone therapy’s potential in treating viral infections and saving lives.
Inflammation is a normal aspect of the adaptive response of the organism to challenge, essential to survival. The Triple Burner model guides growth and development in children, emphasizing restoring inner terrain and supporting resilience.
Attending an award ceremony celebrating excellence in integrative medicine, highlighting alternative approaches that empower patients for better health outcomes.
An 85-year-old patient reverses ischemic heart damage with chelation therapy, EECP, organic diet, and supplements, showing substantial improvement in heart health.
Research indicates that reducing fever during flu with antipyretics may be counterproductive. Eye exercises show potential to improve visual attention and memory in a short period.
Osteoarthritis affects a significant portion of the population, leading to costly treatments like knee replacements. Ozone therapy shows promise in reducing inflammation and improving joint function.
Emord & Associates celebrated leaders in nutrition, integrative medicine, and health journalism. Awards recognized excellence in these fields at the Sacred Fire of Liberty Gala.
Understanding the limits of chronic high-dose probiotic supplementation is crucial for balancing gut health. Probiotics have shown to be safe and effective for various conditions.
Lifestyle practices and integrative therapies can prevent and treat vision problems. Nutrition, detoxification, and exercise are key elements in maintaining eye 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.
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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