Robert Gorter MD(Iscador is rendered from Viscum album or mistletoe which has been shown in studies to help boost immune response).
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Barry Bittman MDAt last there's promising news on the horizon for the prevention of one of the most frightening and devastating diseases of our era. In "Preventing AIDS: on the global horizon" Barry Bittman, M.D. reports on a research project that tested a new AIDS...
Leo Galland MD FACNIn this column Dr. Galland discusses detoxifying foods which protect against the effects of environmental pollution, free-radical induced cell damage and cancer through dietary anti-oxidants. Foods that are richest in these anti-oxidants are red...
David S. Sobel MDBy definition, "crisis" means that one's life is out of control. When faced with a health crisis, many people experience the information they receive about their condition -- and the way they receive it -- as making their feelings of being out of...
Christopher Hobbs LAc AHGMushrooms have been valued as both food and medicine throughout the world for thousands of years, but until recently, many in the West associated all mushrooms with poison. The recent surge of Western interest in medicinal mushrooms shows that this...
Acetylcysteine and Glutathione: New Understandings about ;Our understanding of the many nutritional and biochemica
American Institute for Preventive MedicineAIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. It is thought to be caused by the human i
N-Acetylcysteine (NAC): An Old Nutrient Attracts New Research ;In a previous articel, I discussed why AIDS researchers
Most of us have experienced periods in our lives when we seemed more vulnerable to infectious illnesses such as respiratory or urinary problems. If we asked ourselves why this was happening, we could generally recognize that we were "run down"...
Modifiers of Metabolism: Overnutrition, Undernutrition, and Disease States ;Human energy expenditure can be divided into three compo
