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Editor: Research links a poor immune response to vaccines at ages 5 and 7 to the level of perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) in the mother’s blood during the final weeks of her pregnancy. PFCs, commonly used in many household […]
This overview of chemical sensitivity by Dr. Lisa Nagy serves as a helpful introduction; symptoms that may be involved are included. Environmental toxins can cause medical problems that are difficult for the average doctor to […]
Low levels of sunlight coupled with glandular fever could increase the risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS), say researchers. There are many suspected risk factors for MS and the disease is known to be more […]
During the winter, the “blues” seem to catch up with many people, particularly in the cold climates. Classic theories have ranged from the stress of holiday demands to feeling lonesome or disappointed when holiday emotional […]
No More ADHD (updated) by Dr. Mary Ann Block, is loaded with stimulant-bashing facts and complaints that the educational system pushes “labels” and meds. Families are directed to aggressively seek out doctors who will investigate the […]
Helpful recommendations for families dealing with ADHD Turn off the TV and limit video games. This avoids excessive visual stimulation and increases the chance that your child will engage in normal, healthy activities that will […]
Eli Lilly says it didn’t break any laws in marketing its most popular drug, Zyprexa (olanzapine) for medical conditions for which it is not approved. Yet, the company is considering a one billion dollar settlement […]
An interview with Alan Gaby, MD by Daniel Redwood, DC. Dr. Gaby s past-president of the American Holistic Medical Association. He has been contributing medical editor for the Townsend Letter for Doctors since 1985, and contributing […]