Failing memory can be a symptom of free radical damage, diminished blood supply to the brain, and/or of certain nutrient deficiencies (e.g., vitamin B-12, choline, niacin/niacinamide). An arterial cleansing formula helps to correct these underlying factors, as well as to … Continue reading
A migraine headache is one that affects one half of the head and may be accompanied by disordered vision and gastrointestinal disturbances. There may also be sharp stabbing pains in the temple region. Migraines are usually the result of hidden food … Continue reading
Epilepsy involves recurrent brain dysfunction that takes the form of sudden, brief attacks of altered consciousness, motor activity or sensory phenomena. Convulsive seizures are the most common form of attacks. Narcolepsy is a variation of epilepsy in which the chronic attacks consist of … Continue reading
Depression and Other Mental Illnesses Respond to Lifestyle Diet and Nutrient Therapy © Rosalie Moscoe: www.healthinharmony.com James Greenblatt, MD, speaking at the 41st Annual Orthomolecular Medicine Today Conference, presented on Inflammation and Neuropsychiatric Illness: Treatment and Testing Protocols. Dr. Greenblatt … Continue reading
Inability to concentrate can be a symptom of mood disorders (caused or aggravated by hypoglycemia). Following a hypoglycemic diet and supporting the adrenal glands can help to correct this kind of imbalance. There are also a number of herbs that … Continue reading