Pathways to Healing
by Elaine Zablocki
Healing Trauma Through Nature-Based Mindfulness
by Jule Klotter
Literature Review & Commentary
by Alan R. Gaby, MD
In Memoriam – Richard A. Kunin, MD
Kidney Disease – How to Protect Your Kidneys As You Age and a Call for Functional Renal Medicine
by Devaki Lindsey Berkson, DC
Author and recognized nutrition consultant Devaki Lindsey Berkson, DC, was puzzled that her kidney function was slowly deteriorating – despite excellent nutrition and lifestyle habits. As she dug into research literature, she found that excessive levels of specific molecules, such as TMAO, damage the kidneys. Using this knowledge and a functional medicine approach, she adjusted her diet and supplements. Levels of the damaging molecules declined, and her kidney function returned to normal.
by Jenna Henderson, ND
Excessive uric acid, produced in the liver and excreted by the kidneys and intestinal tract, contributes to many diseases – not just gout. A naturopathic doctor looks at dietary factors and supplements that affect uric acid levels.
Assessing Liver Function?
by Dr. Douglas Lobay, BSc, ND
The liver has multiple functions, from detoxification and protein synthesis to glucose metabolism and more. What laboratory tests are useful for assessing the health of this very important organ?
The Powerful Role of Nitrates and Nitric Oxide in Intestinal Health
by Elizabeth Shirley, RPh CCN
A nitrate-rich diet supports nitric oxide production, which has a key role in gastrointestinal function and health.
Glandulars for Immunity and Autoimmune Disease
by Linda L. Isaacs, MD
Glandulars, which are specially treated preparations of animal-sourced endocrine glands, are helpful for people with autoimmune disorders, such as lupus, and fatigue-type syndromes.
Diagnose and Treat Hypothyroidism in 2021, Part 2: New Endocrinology
by Alan B. McDaniel, MD
In Part 2 of this three-part article, Dr. McDaniel gives detailed instruction on T4 and T3 treatment options for optimal response in hypothyroidism.
Natural Approaches for COVID-19 and Its Many Mutations
by Sue Visser
Repurposed medications, nutrients, and botanicals are being used to prevent and treat early COVID-19.
The VICTAS Trial: Designed to Fail
by Michael Passwater
Contrary to previous research, a new study is being promoted as proof that ascorbic acid (vitamin C) is not useful for treating sepsis. Several issues – including a low dosage rate and early study termination – indicate that this study is not the final word and more research needs to be done.
Novel Aromatic-Oil Compound Effectively Inhibits Harmful Microbial Proliferation and Activity-Induced Abrasive Injuries
by Bill Misner, PhD
This case study indicates that a proprietary cream containing aromatic oils can reduce skin microbes, which increase with sweating during exercise and may contribute to skin infections and irritations.
My Personal Story of Mega-Dosing Vitamin C
by Allen Cohen
Vitamin C Pioneer Frederick R. Klenner, MD – An Historic Interview
by Martin Zucker
My Expulsion from Medical Practice: Censorship and Economic Ruin Threaten Dissenting Physicians
by Dr. Albert Louis
Letters to the Editor
- Re: Mac and Cheese
- A Published Article Confirms Scientific Soundness of Energetic COVID-19 Vaccine and FCT®
Book Review
Food Forensics by Mike Adams
review by Craig Soderberg
Healing with Homeopathy
Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman, ND, MSW
Homeopathy for OCD: A Deep and Lasting Cure
Curmudgeon’s Corner
Jacob Schor, ND, FABNO
True or False: Antibiotics Cause Dysbiosis
Women’s Health Update
by Tori Hudson, ND
Herbs with Strong Track Records: Research in Use and Therapeutic Effects
List of Advertisers in this Issue
Editorial
by Alan R. Gaby, MD
Shedding Light on Fibromyalgia and Migraine: A Natural “Green New Deal”
