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Cymbalta: A Neurological Damage Machine

A friend shared a story with me earlier today—it was a quote from something amazing that one of her friends wrote. She
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COVID Notes: A Calcium Tsunami in COVID Infected Cardiomyocytes

In July, I became ill with what may have been something related to COVID, or not, as there was no testing that
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The Brain Needs Protein, Say What?

Although it is well known that muscles need protein to function, that the brain also needs protein is not common knowledge. In
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How Can One Little Boy Have So Many Different Health Conditions?

Hello everybody, I am the mother of a clever, 6 year old boy with whom we have great fun but whose health
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Hypertension, the Autonomic System, and Thiamine

Physiological studies have long demonstrated the vital role of the autonomic nervous system in controlling blood pressure values. Beriberi, the classical disease
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When Being a Tall Girl Was a Medical Condition: DES and the Tall Girls

To treat young healthy prepubescent girls with a known carcinogen to stunt their adult height sounds like a bizarre science fiction experiment,
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Reframing Maternal Health: How Do We Know What We Think We Know?

I had the great pleasure of speaking to the Washington Alliance for Responsible Midwifery (WARM) recently about re-framing the concepts around maternal
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Living without Antibiotics: Natural Remedies for Common Illnesses

Three years ago I nearly died from a sepsis infection. An antibiotic called Levaquin saved my life. That same antibiotic, which is
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Mononucleosis, the Epstein Barr Virus, and Thiamine

Mononucleosis, also known as “kissing disease”, is an infectious disease that most commonly occurs between 15 and 24 years of age. The
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EDTA Induced Kidney Failure Resolved With Thiamine

After decades of declining health caused by a longstanding thiamine deficiency that was ignored by dozens of physicians, I fought my way
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Endometriosis

September 7, 2011December 5, 2012

Endometriosis, PCOS, Fibroids/Hormones/Women's Health

As I write this blog about endometriosis I find myself feeling for the women who struggle with this painful disease. For those

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Avoidable Ignorance: Implications for Women’s Health

September 7, 2011December 5, 2012

Research & Commentary

It is difficult to read the stories of suffering expressed by the women featured in our blog and not become incensed. We

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Does anyone come through womanhood unscathed?

August 30, 2011September 28, 2016

Research & Commentary/Women's Health

Over the weekend, as my colleagues and I were putting this issue together, we began talking about the hormone stories that were

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Perspective is Everything in Women’s Health

August 23, 2011August 22, 2013

Politics/Research & Commentary/Women's Health

As the economy and political situation continue to spiral with the frenetic, manic-depressive, mood swings of a toddler in the cereal aisle,

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Chandler Marrs

Of Stocks and Hormones: Why Your Ovaries Are Like the Dow

August 9, 2011December 5, 2012

Politics/Research & Commentary/Women's Health

Starting a company is always difficult; starting one during the great recession is just mad. And then to launch the website and

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