Lupron, Brain Function, and the Keto Diet
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Reproductive senescence, the time in a woman’s life marked by the slowing and eventual cessation of reproductive function, frequently coincides with an
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Are Seizures Due to Hypoxia?
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Some years ago I was invited to speak at the Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential in Philadelphia. This is a
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In using a fictitious example, the mother of a football playing athlete takes an interest in a head injury sustained by her
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A few weeks back we published a case story of young man who developed serious cardiac and neurological symptoms after beginning a
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Poor Nutrition Stress: The Enemy of Health
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In previous posts, I have indicated that stress can initiate or exacerbate disease and medication or vaccine adverse reactions. Read that statement,
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Over the last several months, Dr. Lonsdale and I have been working on a book about thiamine deficiency and dysautonomia. Last week
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Beriberi: The Great Imitator
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Because of some unusual clinical experiences as a pediatrician, I have published a number of articles in the medical press on thiamine,
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The answer is an unequivocal, yes. The way you walk, your gait, can be diagnostic of mitochondrial disease and dysfunction. Whether your
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