Whitepapers
by David Brady, ND
Fibromyalgia has a reputation as a psychosomatic condition. For decades, doctors struggled to makes sense of the odd collection of pain, cognitive, and digestive symptoms in fibromyalgia patients, and why these symptoms didn’t
… Read MoreThe modern healthcare system in the United States is often viewed as one made up of silos. However, as new integrative approaches to care gain traction, nurses are are the forefront of this change, recognizing that environment, family, and physical
… Read Moreby: Richard Horowitz, MD
The Lyme disease epidemic is taking its toll on patients, physicians, and the entire health care system. Many cases go undiagnosed, are misdiagnosed or are diagnosed late. In fact, chronic Lyme disease is an inaccurate
… Read MoreBy: Richard Horowitz, MD
In the last few decades, the ancient practice of meditation has quickly proven its benefits to Western medicine. People who regularly practice meditation have unique EEG patterns, lower respiratory rates, stable blood
… Read MoreBy: Gerard E. Mullin, MD and Liz Lipski, PhD
Research on the gut microbiome indicates that it regulates metabolism and cell signaling, directs the development and regulation of the, maintains gut integrity, promotes detoxification and helps with
… Read Moreby Mark Hyman, MD
Something changed in American culture over the past 50 years, and the lasting effect was a population that is overweight and dealing with serious chronic health issues. Sleep apnea, depression, allergies, asthma, heart disease
… Read MoreBotanical Insights for Hypertension, Hypercholesterolemia and Cardiovascular Health
by Dr. Mary Bove
This whitepaper discusses hypertension, hypercholesterolemia
Alzheimer’s disease is practically a household word these days, as the number of individuals diagnosed with this debilitating condition continues to skyrocket. While effective treatments are in the developmental stages, many promising areas
… Read Moreby David Perlmutter, MD, FACN, ABIHM
Research has shown links between our modern high-carbohydrate, low-fat diet, and increasing rates of certain diseases, particularly those relating to brain health. As neurodegenerative disorders rise, so too has
… Read Moreby Dr. Ronald L. Hoffman, MD, CNS, FACAM
Less than 1 percent of the U.S. population suffers from an inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), and yet TV commercials for IBD drugs still plaster the airwaves. These drugs are worth the advertisements cost
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