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Case of Oppositional Defiance Disorder

Editor1 / October 30, 2008

Tim Shannon, ND March 2007 Patient is a seven-year-old boy … pleasant child, affable, charming, wearing a Spiderman shirt. Patient […]

Editor1 / October 30, 2008

Joseph Kellerstein, DC, ND Case Study 1 Nicholas is eight years old. He comes from a family of intellectual achievers.

Editor1 / October 30, 2008

Jaclyn Chasse, ND Case Study A woman, age 38, had been seeing me for management of migraine headaches and anxiety.

Editor1 / September 30, 2008

Joseph Kellerstein, DC, ND In the August column, I left you hanging as to the evaluation of the second dose

Editor1 / September 30, 2008

Sharon Gurm, ND Mesotherapy was developed in France in the early 1950s with a broad therapeutic approach for treatment of

Editor1 / August 2, 2008

Janice Skelton, ND As NDs, we are acutely aware of the delicate balance within the endocrine system and how that

Editor1 / August 2, 2008

Timothy Schwaiger, NMD The use of salivary cortisol in evaluating a patient’s condition can be a valuable tool for physicians.

Editor1 / July 3, 2008

JoAnna Forwell, ND It can be argued that a significant cause of long-standing musculoskeletal pain is attributable to chronically injured

Editor1 / June 3, 2008

Adam Prinsen, ND This article will focus on the doctor/patient relationship and how the state of the practitioner’s mind influences

Editor1 / June 3, 2008

Cheryl A. Kasdorf, ND Riding on a motorscooter, we wound through the parched hills of Eucalyptus and scrub trees under