An Interview with Michael Schachter, MD by Sheila Rogers DeMare Dr. Michael Schachter is director of the Schachter Center for Complementary Medicine and a leader in orthomolecular psychiatry, nutritional medicine, and chelation therapy. In this […]
Animal tests show that small, single doses of organophosphates [class of pesticides] on a critical day of development can cause hyperactivity and permanent changes in neurotransmitter receptor levels in the brain. Some pyrethroids, another class […]
Concern about indoor mold growth in homes, offices and schools has increased dramatically since the media has made us aware that exposures to toxic molds can cause a variety of health effects and symptoms. Health […]
Sherry Rogers, MD Children are uniquely vulnerable — biologically and behaviorally — to the toxic risks in our environment. While everyone is exposed to chemicals via air, water, and food, children take in more of […]
Harold Buttram, MD Editor: Shaken baby syndrome, a diagnostic term used to describe deadly injuries to an infant, has placed thousands of caretakers behind bars—some guilty, some innocent. The “syndrome” is based on a short list […]
Harold Buttram, MD An outline of preconception and prenatal care, with an emphasis on nutrition and environmental medicine by environmental physician, Dr. Harold Buttram. When looking for advice on the importance of parental health before […]
Linda Weltner wrote this article for the Boston Globe. I was sitting at a coffee shop with friends, all of us grandmothers. We were talking about our amazing grandkids but contrary to what you might […]
Editor: This account served as an early warning for the coming onslaught of cell phone towers that would be placed recklessly within residential and other sensitive settings. The report was obtained by the editor, Sheila […]