So many of the disease processes that plague modern patients involve interactions between the host and his/her environment. Diet, lifestyle, pharmaceutical and
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Menstrual Blood Contains Stem Cells
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A paper published in 2007 reported finding stem cells in menstrual blood. In the almost two decades since, others have shown that
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Over the course of writing our book, Thiamine Deficiency Disease, Dysautonomia, and High Calorie Malnutrition, I had the privilege of reading hundreds
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Several years ago, when I just beginning to understand the role of nutrient co-factors in mitochondrial health, I was working with a
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Beyond Calories In and Calories Out
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Since the early 20th century, calories have been equated to health and energy. The assumption is that calories, no matter their composition,
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Over the last several weeks, I have been looking at the role of estradiol in mitochondrial health. In the first post Hormones,
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Hormones, Hysterectomy, and the Aging Brain
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Everything slows down as we age. For some lucky folks, aging happens gracefully with nary a disease in sight. For others, the
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The anti-thiamine molecule, oxythiamine, has been used experimentally to create thiamine deficiency in animals for decades. It causes a range of symptoms
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