Are Pregnant Women Getting Enough Thiamine?
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If the last 80 years of research is any indication, the answer is no, pregnant women are not getting enough thiamine to
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Vitamin A is a nutritional term for a group of compounds with specific structures, of which the principal vitamer is called Retinol.
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Exercise Heals Mitochondria
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We spend a lot of time on this website talking about nutrients to heal the mitochondria, which I believe are the foundations
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In many of my clients, chronic upper constipation and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) are misdiagnosed as bacterial overgrowth. Unfortunately, they are often
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Exploring Metronidazole Toxicity: A Video Series
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In 2015, I suffered an adverse reaction to the antibiotic, metronidazole (also called Flagyl), which triggered a whirlwind of dysfunction across my
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Serotonin syndrome is described as a drug-related condition and is commonly believed to be rare. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter, but its actions
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In my quest to understand oxythiamine (oxythiamine is an anti-thiamine molecule that appears to be synthesized in individuals with kidney disease), I
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Zinc Deficiency and Pyroluria: A Case Study
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IntroductionIn 1958, Dr. Abram Hoffer (MD) discovered what he termed the “mauve factor” in urine of psychiatric patients. This mauve factor was
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