Three Years of HCl Therapy (Part
II)
as recorded in The Medical World
Foreword by Henry Pleasants, Jr., AB, MD, FaCP
Hydrochloric Acid Therapy has had a long and compelling
history of success in strengthening the immune system. The history of HCl therapy
is introduced and examined in this four-part series..
Originally published by W. Roy Huntsman, Philadelphia, PA
Online publication only
Reichian-Myofascial Release
Therapy for Deeper Emotional and Physical Healing
by Peter M. Bernstein, PhD
Combining two of the most successful body-oriented therapies in use
today creates results exponentially greater than either therapy used
alone.
Online publication only
The
International College of Applied Kinesiology-USA Announces $2500
George Goodheart Scholarship in Applied Kinesiology (Deadline:
Feb. 23)
Yoga
and Ayurveda to Support Recovery from Drug and Alcohol Addiction by Catherine O'Neill
A new kind of 12-step program, based on the therapies and practices
of the dual sciences of self-realization and self-healing. The CARA Model of Brain
Repair at the Sacramento Drug Court by Carolyn
Reuben, L.Ac.
Detoxing is only the first step in breaking an addiction and, unfortunately,
is often simply a stopgap measure. To conquer addiction, fundamental
brain repair must take place. Author Carolyn Reuben describes the Community
Addiction Recovery Association's approach to long-term healing,
which includes nutritional support, body work, and, notably, acupuncture.
Relighting the Inner Flame by Jule Klotter
The route to depression is complicated and often specific to the individual.
Physical factors, emotional traumas, and belief systems can all play
a part and must be addressed for true healing to occur. Consequently,
a blanket antidepressant may not be the best long-term solution.
A more personal, holistic treatment approach including nutritional
changes, counseling, antidepressants, and flower essences shows great
success in "relighting the flame."
Neurotransmitter Balancing,
Implemented Properly: An Indispensable Clinical Tool
by Pam Machemehl Helmly, CN
Recent and continuing advances in neurotransmitter testing allow practitioners
to more specifically identify deficiencies and quantify excretion loss.
The end result: balanced brain chemistry and restored health.
Toward a World Without
Alzheimer's
by Elisa Lottor, PhD, ND
A look at the contributory causes of Alzheimer's also reveals
treatment options – including a comprehensive nutritional and
supplement program – that evince real progress in confronting
this devastating disease.
Breakthrough Solutions
in Herbal Medicine, Adaptogenic Formulas: The Way to Vitality by Donald R. Yance CN, MH, AHG, and Ben Tabachnik,
PhD
Illness frequently finds its genesis in stress. A unique herbal approach
called adaptogens increases resistance to stress. In an encyclopedic
introduction to adaptogens, authors Yance and Tabachnik review the
history and natural pharmacology of an important medical advance. Read
an article excerpt in our print magazine.
Full article online
Guided Digital Medicine and Addictive States
by Savely Yurkovsky,
MD
A fascinating look at four common miasms – psoric, sycotic, syphilitic,
and tuberlinic; their relationship to addiction; and the efficacy of
the author's Field Control Therapy® (FCT)/Guided Digital
Medicine™ in treating addictions.
Take Control of Your Hearing Loss Before It's Too Late
by Jonathan
V. Wright, MD
Aldosterone, a hormone produced by the adrenal glands, regulates sodium
and potassium metabolism and may offer a breakthrough treatment for
stopping or even reversing some age-related hearing loss. In a reprint
from his well-known newsletter, Nutrition & Healing, Dr. Jonathan
Wright details one patient's experience and makes a strong case
for aldosterone.
Columns
Letter from the Publisher
Jonathan Collin, MD
Shorts
briefed by Jule Klotter
Pathways to Healing
Combining Natural and Allopathic Treatment for Cancer
by Elaine Zablocki
Literature Review & Commentary
by Alan R. Gaby, MD
War on Cancer
New Drugs for Advanced Kidney Cancer – Do
They Work?
by Ralph Moss, PhD
Web Page Potpourri
How to Cube a Mango and Fillet a Watermelon
by Marjorie Roswell
Phytotherapy Review & Commentary
St. John's Wort and Depression:
Avoiding Drug Interactions
by Kerry Bone, FNIMH, FNHAA
Therapeutic Nutrition
Detoxification and Chronic Conditions
by Gina Nick, PhD, ND
Healing with Homeopathy
Homeopathic Treatment for Anxiety and Depression: A Safe and Effective
Alternative or Complement to Conventional Medications
by Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman, ND and
Robert Ullman, ND
Chinese Medicine
A Chinese Herbal Medicine Protocol for the Treatment of Depression
by Bob Flaws, LicAc, Dipl Ac & CH,
FNAAOM
Townsend's New York Observer
Objections to Associating HIV Dissenters with People Who Deny the
Holocaust
by Marcus A. Cohen
Pain Free 1-2-3
Preventing Addiction by Supplying Highly Effective Narcotic-Free,
Pain Relief
by Jacob Teitelbaum MD
Naturopathic Perspectives
Natural Medicine Approaches in the Treatment of Alcoholism
by Jason Barker, ND and Chris Meletis, ND
Women's Health Update
Research News and Clinical Support
by Tori Hudson, ND
Nutritional Influences on Illness
Reducing Tobacco Craving with Nutrition
by Melvyn R. Werbach, MD
Editorials
Meeting My
Friend the Colon
by Alan R. Gaby, MD
Letters to the Editor
A Specific Remedy for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Questioning Inorganic Iodine Usage
Knowing the Science Behind Urinary Transmitters
In the News
Sea Change in Government Tactics
Against CAM Providers
Caffeine Abuse Among Young People Discovered in Examination of
Poison Center Calls
Fish Oil Supplements May Reduce Anger in Substance Abusers
Stress-Related Disorders – A Non-Drug Alternative
BookCorners
The Psychospiritual
Clinician's Handbook – Alternative Methods for Understanding
and Treating Mental Disorders
Sharon G. Mijares, PhD, and Gurucharan Singh Khalsa, PhD, Editors
review by Irene Alleger
Break Your Prescribed Addiction
by Billie Jay Sahley, PhD, CNC, and Katherine M. Birkner, CRNA,
PhD
review by Jule Klotter
Welcome to the Dance…Caffeine Allergy
by Ruth Whalen, MLT
review by Jule Klotter
Tics and Tourette's
by Sheila J. Rogers
review by Katherine Duff
. . . the regular features, commentary and opinions
we can count on each month from our
distinguished columnists.
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