Health Effects of Global Warming
As I write this column, Connecticut has received its third dusting of snow. By the end of January, we should […]
Autoimmune/Allergy Medicine, Editorial / Opinion
April 2007
Autoimmune/Allergy Medicine
Stimulating the Immune System
Autoimmune diseases are considered by allopathic physicians as incurable, life-long illnesses that they “manage” with painkillers, muscle relaxants, steroids, anxiolytics
Book Reviews, Nature Cure, Women's Health
Book Review: Natural Choices for Women’s Health
Stacie Deyglio, ND Treating the whole person, Tolle Totum, signifies distinguishing the whole individual while relating the complex interactions of
Book Reviews
Book Review: Hypoallergenic Diet- A Complete Guide
Stacie Deyglio, ND After reading this book, I was inspired by how often naturopathic physicians advise patients of health that
Autoimmune/Allergy Medicine, Endocrinology
Reversing the Autoimmune Process
Brian Davies, ND, BSc The immune system represents the body’s primary physiological interface with our external environment. This interface occurs
Endocrinology, Fertility, Women's Health
Premature Ovarian Failure: Diagnosis Within the Autoimmune Realm
Arlene Donar, ND Two female patients, 21 and 24 years old, recently presented to my office with idiopathic long-term cessation
Autoimmune/Allergy Medicine, Education, Nature Cure, Pain Medicine
Using Zusanli (ST36) to Treat Autoimmune Disease
Leslie Axelrod, ND, LAc Naturopathic medicine is an art in which we can appreciate simplicity, especially when treating complicated conditions
Anxiety/Depression/Mental Health, Autoimmune/Allergy Medicine, Homeopathy, Mind/Body, Pain Medicine
A Case of Lupus?
Joe Kellerstein, DC, ND Francine, 20 years old, presented in September 2006 complaining of pain, sores on the hands and
Detoxification Medicine, Education, Pain Medicine
Heavy Metal Toxicity-Detoxification
David M. Brady, ND, DC, CCN, DACBN This article is one in a series of Clinical Rounds that has been
Education
Are Our Colleges Social Enterprises?
David Schleich, PhD Last issue we considered how identifying funding sources and social orientation could help classify our schools. There