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Problems With the Medical Model of Disease

The use of the word model is supposed to describe the nature of disease as it differs from that of health. Hippocrates
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Longstanding Mitochondrial Malnutrition in a Young Male Athlete

My health issues started rearing their head in ninth grade, and given the vitiligo of my mother and MS (stabilized) of my
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An Open Letter Regarding Thiamine and COVID

Prior to the US election, in October of 2020, I found that the Biden campaign was interested in emailing me. I decided
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The Cytokine Storm as an Inflammatory Reflex

Relatively recent research has revealed a truly extraordinary connection between the brain and the body; between the vagus nerve, the immune system,
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When Profits and Reputation are at Stake, Human Health Loses

Between 1940 and about 1980, millions of pregnant women were given high doses of the artificial estrogen DES in a misguided attempt
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SIBO, IBS, and Constipation: Unrecognized Thiamine Deficiency?

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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COVID Notes: Considering Drug Induced Mitochondrial Damage

Much has been written about the associations between COVID severity, chronicity, and pre-existing conditions. Top among those conditions include cardiovascular disease and
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Deconstructing Modern Illness: Idiopathic or Iatrogenic?

A few weeks ago, I had the great pleasure of delivering a keynote address at the Midwifery Today Conference in Eugene, Oregon. As
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The Thiamine Connection: From POTS to Wernicke’s and Everything in Between

Cushing’s Syndrome With a Pituitary TumorAs a pharmacist, I always believed I had a good handle on most health conditions and the
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Nutrigenomics, Diet and Human Health

Perhaps for the first time in human history our children face a decline in life expectancy compared to previous generations. Much of
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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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