FCT® and the Brain: With an Approach Like This, Who Needs Neurotransmitters and Pills?
Savely Yurkovsky, MD
Finding the root cause of a patient’s mental disorder may not always be possible, but cure may still occur. Examples of patient response to Field Control Therapy and classical homeopathy are given.
Peter D’Adamo, ND
Sensuke Konno, PhD
In vitro studies show that amycenone, a component of lion’s mane mushroom, inhibits several negative effects of beta-amyloid, implicated in Alzheimer’s disease.
Environment and Alzheimer’s Disease
Aristo Vojdani, PhD, MSc, CLS
Aristo Vojdani, PhD, founder of Immunosciences Lab., Inc. and a professor of neuroimmunology, explains how immunoreactivity between infectious agents, food proteins, toxic chemicals, and amyloid-beta trigger the development of Alzheimer’s disease. Identifying the triggers permits those at risk to implement lifestyle modifications in the preclinical and early stages.
Childhood Nature Exposure Predicts Adult Mental Health
Kurt Beil, ND, LAc, MPH
Exposure to nature and green space during childhood has multiple beneficial biochemical and physiological effects that protect against mood disorders and other forms of mental illness during adulthood.
John D. MacArthur
Fluoride added to drinking water supplies has multiple, documented, adverse physiological effects on blood vessels and brain cells.
Safe, Effective, Natural Solutions to Mood Disorders
Todd A. Born, ND, CNS
A naturopathic doctor provides a literature review of nutraceuticals and botanicals that are helpful in treating depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and mental illnesses.
Advanced Nutrient Therapy For ADHD, Mood, and Behavioral Disorders
Dr. Jason Loken, ND, DOMP, RMT, PhD (cand)
Advanced nutrient therapy, as used at the Walsh Research Institute, addresses chemical imbalances that underlie attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) and the Nervous System
Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC
Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) signaling has been shown for nearly 20 years to have effects on nervous system function; more research is needed to confirm the ‘how’ and ‘why’, but the effects are very specific, and can no longer be ignored or dismissed.
Alzheimer’s Redefined: Nutritional Lithium as the Foundation for Prevention
James Greenblatt, MD
Nutritional doses of the neuroprotective mineral lithium have shown great promise for preventing Alzheimer’s disease in those at high-risk or with mild cognitive impairment.
Ritchie C. Shoemaker, MD, Medical Director, Center for Research on Biotoxin Associated Illnesses; David Lark, Mycologist, MouldLabs, Australia; James C. Ryan, PhD, Chief Science Officer, ProgeneDx
In the third article in this five-part series, the authors focus on the symptoms and lab tests that differentiate chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS) due to water-damaged buildings from other similar conditions.
Probiotics: The Cart Before the Horse?
Dr. Douglas Lobay, BSc, ND
How probiotic supplements affect the gastrointestinal microbiome appears to be far more complicated and individualized than previously assumed.
Letters to the Editor
- Re: “Homeopathy or Psychotherapy with Props”
- Re: Kidney Disease
Editorial
Clinical Practice Guidelines Are Based on Weak Evidence and Fraught with Conflicts of Interest
Alan R. Gaby, MD
Literature Review & Commentary
Alan R. Gaby, MD
Shorts
Jule Klotter
Pathways to Healing
The Hidden Power to Heal
Elaine Zablocki
Optimizing Metabolism
Strengthen Your Ability to Predict If an Integrative Therapy Will Help Your Patient, Part 2: Caveat “mTOR”
Ingrid Kohlstadt, MD, MPH
Ask Dr. J
How’s Your Cognitive Dexterity?
Jim Cross, ND, LAc
Curmudgeon’s Corner
Living in the Post-Truth World
Jacob Schor, ND, FABNO
Women’s Health Update
Lifestyle Habits That Make a Difference
Tori Hudson, ND
Pediatric Pearls
Brain Health in Children
Michelle Perro, MD
Book Review
Toxic: Heal Your Body from Mold Toxicity, Lyme Disease, Multiple Chemical Sensitivities, and Chronic Environmental Illness
by Neil Nathan, MD
~ review by Katherine Duff
