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February 2014 | Geriatrics and Infectious Diseases

    feb14.pdf_1_thumbVolume 10 Issue 2


     Tea Tree Oil: A Novel Approach to MRSA……………………………..>> Nancy Scarlett, ND; Timothy Miller


    MRSA and Ayurvedic Medicine…………………….>>10
    Virender Sodhi, MD (Ayurved), ND
    Some simple Ayurvedic lifestyle and herbal treatments
    help reverse methicillin-resistant Staph aureus.


    Naturopathic Practice: The Model I Hold Dear: Interview with Steven Bailey, ND……………………>>11
    Rev Steven A. Bailey, ND
    Wholeness of our profession can be maintained by
    holding fast to the principles that stand as our truth.


    1st Place Research Review – Probiotics and Psychiatry……………….>>14
    Polina Kapoustina
    Phillip Rouchotas, ND, MSc
    Evidence suggests a remarkable ability of the gut
    microflora to impact brain activity and mood.


    1st Place Case Study – Improving Compliance in Type 2 Diabetes: Patient Empowerment & Incremental Self-Monitoring of Blood Glucose……>>17
    Darren Klassen
    Jacqueline Solowjew, BSc, ND
    Patient education and accountability can lead to a
    self-perceived desire to adopt healthy behaviors.


    Energy is Information: How It Affects Susceptibility to Infection……………….>>19
    Emily Chan, ND & Taylor McHugh
    Our thoughts and emotions set the tone of our
    immune system, determining our odds of getting sick.


    Take a Bite Out of Lyme……………..>>20
    Emily Maiella, ND
    Some of the most commonly-followed guidelines for
    Lyme disease are unfortunately inaccurate.


     

    Association Spotlight – A Busy Year for the ILANP………………………………….>>22
    Eliot W. Edwards, ND, FABNO
    Highlights of this past year include ongoing legislative
    efforts and ILANP’s first annual conference.


    SCNM To Break Ground on Mixed-Use Building………………………..>>22
    To accommodate growing enrollment, patient
    volume, and educational programs, SCNM embarks
    on an ambitious campus expansion.


    Cognitive Impairment: Herbal Considerations…………………….>>23
    Robin DiPasquale, ND, RH (AHG)
    A wealth of botanical options can help prevent or
    slow the progression of cognitive decline.


    Violet Ray & High-Frequency Current…………>>24
    Sussanna Czeranko, ND, BBE
    The early naturopaths were already smitten with
    the mysteries of electricity. Tesla made it safe.
    education


    Keeping Up With the Past: ND Students and Nature-Cure Education…………….>>26
    David J. Schleich, PhD
    The Revitalization Retreat reflects ND students’
    yearning to preserve the roots of naturopathic medicine.

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