DOCSLIB.ORG

201 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT LDN Low Dose

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
201 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT LDN Low Dose 201 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT LDN low dose naltrexone 201 Personal Testimonies Produced by LDN Research Trust for International LDN Awareness Week 18-24 October 2010 Is low dose naltrexone (LDN) benefiting these conditions? Multiple Sclerosis Ankylosing Spondylitis Crohn’s Disease Hepatitis B & C Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Fibromyalgia Cancer Rheumatoid Arthritis Peripheral Neuropathy Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis Goitre Psoriasis Over 200 testify “Yes it is” We hope you will too 2 Produced by LDN Research Trust for International LDN Awareness Week 18-24 October 2010 © LDN Research Trust 2010 Background to the 2010 edition… In 2009 we brought you '100 Reasons Why'. In this 2010 edition we present you with over 200 testimonies Headers of stories first featured in 2009 remain shaded in 'bright blue' Headers of stories new to this 2010 edition are shaded in ‘light blue’ Updates were sought from 2009 contributors: We asked the question 'Are you still taking LDN, and is it still benefiting you?'. 42 responded, some email addresses had lapsed, and for unknown reasons, some contributors did not respond. 3 Produced by LDN Research Trust for International LDN Awareness Week 18-24 October 2010 © LDN Research Trust 2010 STORY NUMBER CONTENT CONDITION PAGE 2009 Edition – 100 Testimonies 2010 Edition – 101 Testimonies - new to this 2010 edition LINDA ELSEGOOD of LDN RESEARCH TRUST 10 TESTIMONIES 1 Adrian R, UK Multiple Sclerosis 11 2 Adrienne H, UK Multiple Sclerosis 12 3 Alan H, UK Multiple Sclerosis 12 4 Aletha W, USA Psoriasis 13 5 Alexandra M, USA Multiple Sclerosis 16 6 Amanda B, UK Multiple Sclerosis 17 7 Annmarie B, UK Multiple Sclerosis 18 8 Art H, USA Multiple Sclerosis 22 9 Atif A, Scotland Multiple Sclerosis 24 10 Audrey H, UK – NB significant update Multiple Sclerosis 25 11 Bentley L, USA Parkinson’s Disease 29 12 Beth W, USA Multiple Sclerosis 32 13 Bev K, USA Multiple Sclerosis 36 14 Bill R, USA Multiple Sclerosis 37 15 Bill Z, USA Crohn’s Disease 40 16 Bob Lawrence, MRCS LRCP, UK Multiple Sclerosis 41 17 Brenda M, Northern Ireland Multiple Sclerosis 54 18 Brenda P, USA Multiple Sclerosis 54 19 Bridget B, New Mexico Ankylosing Spondylitis 58 20 Bruce A, UK Multiple Sclerosis 60 21 Bruce R, USA Multiple Sclerosis 61 22 Cam P, USA Multiple Sclerosis 61 23 Carol L, USA Multiple Sclerosis 62 24 Carole, USA Multiple Sclerosis 63 25 Cheryl M, Australia Multiple Sclerosis 65 26 Chris M, USA Hepatitis C 66 27 Christian C, UK Multiple Sclerosis 68 28 Christine H, UK Multiple Sclerosis 70 29 Christine K, UK Multiple Sclerosis 71 30 Christine L, Ireland Multiple Sclerosis 73 31 Christine R, UK Multiple Sclerosis 75 32 Claire S, UK Multiple Sclerosis 76 33 Clare F, France Multiple Sclerosis 77 34 Colin T, UK Multiple Sclerosis 79 35 Connie A, USA Diabetes, Hashimoto's 80 Disease, Hypertension 36 Cristina G, UK Multiple Sclerosis 83 37 Crystal N, USA Multiple Sclerosis 84 38 Daisy Z, UK Multiple Sclerosis 86 39 Daniel B, USA Crohn’s Disease 88 4 Produced by LDN Research Trust for International LDN Awareness Week 18-24 October 2010 © LDN Research Trust 2010 40 Darlene N, USA Systemic Lupus 91 Erythematosus (SLE) 41 David C, USA Stomach Cancer, Tumors 93 42 David M, USA Multiple Sclerosis 94 43 David N, UK Multiple Sclerosis 95 44 Davinia W, UK Multiple Sclerosis 96 45 Deanna V, USA Multiple Sclerosis 97 46 Deidre A, Hong Kong Cervical Cancer 98 47 Denis T, USA Chronic Inflammatory 101 Demyelinating Polyneuropathy (CIDP) 48 Denise G, USA Multiple Sclerosis 102 49 Di M, Australia Myalgic Encephalomyelitis 103 (M.E.) 50 Dianne W, Australia Multiple Sclerosis 105 51 Didem K, Turkey Multiple Sclerosis 106 52 Donette G, USA Ankylosing Spondilitis 108 53 EF, UK Multiple Sclerosis 109 54 Eileen P, Ireland Multiple Sclerosis 110 55 Elise K, South Africa Multiple Sclerosis 111 56 Elise P, Panama Multiple Sclerosis 112 57 Ellen D, USA Multiple Sclerosis 113 58 Emily J, USA Multiple Sclerosis 117 59 Eva H, USA Rheumatoid Arthritis, 119 Dermatomyositis 60 Fabienne B, UK Multiple Sclerosis 125 61 Farah C, UK Multiple Sclerosis 125 62 Francie S, USA Multiple Sclerosis 127 63 Gary C, Australia Primary Lateral Sclerosis 128 64 Gemma Y, UK Multiple Sclerosis 131 65 Geraldine O, Ireland Multiple Sclerosis 134 66 Ginger M, Canada Multiple Sclerosis 135 67 Greta T, UK Multiple Sclerosis 136 68 Hannah G, UK Multiple Sclerosis 137 69 Helen O, UK Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 138 70 Huw E, UK Multiple Sclerosis 139 71 Jackie B, USA Cancer, Hashimoto’s Disease 141 72 Jan A, UK Multiple Sclerosis 141 73 Jane W, UK Multiple Sclerosis 142 74 Janet T, UK Multiple Sclerosis 143 75 Janne, UK Multiple Sclerosis 144 76 Jay D, UK Multiple Sclerosis 145 77 Jayne T, USA Multiple Sclerosis 146 78 Jean M, USA Multiple Sclerosis 148 79 Jeanette M, UK Multiple Sclerosis 150 80 Jeanette M, USA Multiple Sclerosis 151 81 Jeannine E, USA Multiple Sclerosis 151 82 Jeni S, UK Psoriasis 152 83 Jennifer F. USA Multiple Sclerosis 152 84 Jennifer F, Australia Ankylosing Spondylitis 155 5 Produced by LDN Research Trust for International LDN Awareness Week 18-24 October 2010 © LDN Research Trust 2010 85 Jill G, UK Multiple Sclerosis 157 86 Jody J, USA Fibromyalgia 158 87 John D, Ireland Non Small Cell Lung Cancer 159 88 John M, Australia Multiple Sclerosis 160 89 John O, UK Multiple Sclerosis 161 90 Jon C, UK Multiple Sclerosis 161 91 Jon S, UK Multiple Sclerosis 162 92 Jonathan D, UK Multiple Sclerosis 163 93 Joyce C, USA Hepatitis B 165 94 Judy H, USA Fibromyalgia 171 95 Kacey J, UK Multiple Sclerosis 175 96 Karen G, UK Multiple Sclerosis 178 97 Karen H, USA Rheumatoid Arthritis 182 98 Kathryn R, UK Multiple Sclerosis 186 99 Kathy R, UK Multiple Sclerosis 187 100 Kelli B, Australia Multiple Sclerosis 187 101 Kim S, UK Multiple Sclerosis 189 102 Kristie S, USA Multiple Sclerosis 191 103 LarryGC, USA Multiple Sclerosis 193 104 Laura, UK Multiple Sclerosis 197 105 Laura W, Ireland Multiple Sclerosis 198 106 Leslie J, USA Multiple Sclerosis 200 107 Linda C, USA Multiple Sclerosis 201 108 Linda Elsegood, UK Multiple Sclerosis 202 109 Lisa C, UK Multiple Sclerosis 210 110 LS, UK Multiple Sclerosis 214 111 Lynne M, Scotland Multiple Sclerosis 215 112 Maija H, Finland Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ 216 Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.) 113 Malcolm W, USA Multiple Sclerosis 217 114 Margaret S, France Rheumatoid Arthritis, Small 226 Carcinoid Tumour 115 Marie D, Australia Multiple Sclerosis 235 116 Marjorie S, USA Frontotemporal Dementia & 236 Parkinson’s Disease 117 Mark J, UK Multiple Sclerosis 236 118 Mark S, UK Multiple Sclerosis 237 119 Mark W, UK Multiple Sclerosis 237 120 Marna M, USA Ulcerative Colitis, Primary 239 Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC) 121 Martin P, Germany Multiple Sclerosis 248 122 Mary B, UK Multiple Sclerosis 251 123 Mary L, UK Multiple Sclerosis 251 124 Maurey G, USA Multiple Sclerosis 252 125 Michael G, UK Multiple Sclerosis 254 126 Michelle X, UK Multiple Sclerosis 256 127 Mike M, UK Multiple Sclerosis 257 128 Nathan K, USA Multiple Sclerosis 258 129 Nettie E, New Zealand Peripheral Neuropathy, 259 6 Produced by LDN Research Trust for International LDN Awareness Week 18-24 October 2010 © LDN Research Trust 2010 Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, Goitre 130 Nikolaos P, UK Multiple Sclerosis 265 131 Noreen M, USA HIV 266 132 Pami, USA Breast Cancer 268 133 Pat P, USA Multiple Sclerosis 268 134 Patrick R, UK Multiple Sclerosis 269 135 Pat U, USA Multiple Sclerosis 270 136 Paul B, USA Crohn’s Disease 272 137 Paul C, UK Multiple Sclerosis 275 138 Paul S, UK Multiple Sclerosis 275 139 Paul W, UK Kidney Cancer 276 140 Paul W, USA Multiple Sclerosis 276 141 Peta S, UK Multiple Sclerosis 279 142 Peter S, UK Multiple Sclerosis 281 143 Philip M, Australia Sjogren’s Syndrome 282 144 Pierre, Belgium Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) 283 145 PN, UK Multiple Sclerosis 285 146 Rachel C, UK Multiple Sclerosis 286 147 Rachel R, USA Crohn’s Disease 289 148 Ray F, UK Multiple Sclerosis 290 149 Raynor H, UK Multiple Sclerosis 291 150 Rebecca S, UK Multiple Sclerosis 292 151 Richard, UK Multiple Sclerosis 292 152 Richard P, UK Multiple Sclerosis 293 153 Roger W, USA Parkinson’s Disease 294 154 Ross S, Australia Renal Clear Cell Carcinoma 294 155 Sal A, Australia Multiple Sclerosis 296 156 Sally D, UK Fibromyalgia 301 157 Samantha B, UK Transverse Myelitis 305 158 Samreena K, UK Multiple Sclerosis 307 159 Sandra B, UK Multiple Sclerosis 308 160 Sandra J, UK Multiple Sclerosis 310 161 Sandra L, UK Multiple Sclerosis 311 162 Sandra R, USA Sjogren's, Rheumatoid 311 Arthritis, possible Autoimmune Hepatitis; with Lupus Symptom History 163 Shana S, USA Multiple Sclerosis 314 164 Shane ANON, UK Multiple Sclerosis 316 165 Sherri R, USA Multiple Sclerosis 317 166 Sherri W, USA Multiple Sclerosis 318 167 Silvia L, UK Multiple Sclerosis 319 168 Simon C, UK Multiple Sclerosis 323 169 Sterling R, USA Hepatitis C 326 170 Steve W, UK Multiple Sclerosis 326 171 Steven F, UK Multiple Sclerosis 328 172 Steven N, UK Multiple Sclerosis 330 173 Sue G, UK Multiple Sclerosis 332 174 Sue G, UK Multiple Sclerosis 333 7 Produced by LDN Research Trust for International LDN Awareness Week 18-24 October 2010 © LDN Research Trust 2010 175 Sue T, USA Multiple Sclerosis 334 176 Suzanne H, UK Multiple Sclerosis 335 177 Tamar C, UK Multiple Sclerosis 336 178 Tami M, USA Multiple Sclerosis 337 179 Tammy, USA Multiple Sclerosis 337 180 Tanja H, USA Multiple Sclerosis 339 181 Terri H, USA Autism 341 182 Tim D, USA Fibromyalgia 342 183 Tim W, UK Multiple Sclerosis 344 184 Tina D, USA Multiple Sclerosis 345 185 Tina E, USA Cytomegalovirus & Chronic 346
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (AFS) 1
    Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (AFS) 1 Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (AFS) Hype, Denial & Reality By Verne Varona “Fatigue makes cowards of us all. “ —Vince Lombardi Everything exists in polarity, from all aspects of observable life to opinions on health. If you research alternative medical information on Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (AFS), you’ll find a plethora of writing about how pervasive these symptoms are and numerous ways to diagnose what alternative calls a, “crippling and devastating condition.” Yet, to most conventional western medicine advocates, Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome is a “fake” disease. The most common symptoms of AFS are: • Excessive fatigue or exhaustion • Not feeling rested after sufficient sleep • Insomnia • Inability to lose weight • Poor recovery from injury, illness, stress or exercise • Cravings for salted and/or sweet foods • Low blood pressure • Low libido • Excessive thirst and frequent urination • Caffeine dependency • Low blood sugar (excessive hunger) or, lack of appetite • Irritability, restlessness, impatience To most alternative opinions, the underlying cause of adrenal fatigue is continuous unresolved stress, which can be emotional, mental, physical or from external reasons, such as; deficient diet, toxicity from heavy metal exposure, extreme shock and emotional trauma, excessive exercise, physical trauma, working too hard without enough rest, indulgence in stimulants (caffeine, tobacco), narcotics, excessive use of cortisone therapy, insufficient sleep or any infectious condition. The “Fake Disease” — Conventional Medicine’s Denial of AFS According to the Sciencebasedmedicine.org site: Copyright 2015, Verne Varona Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (AFS) 2 “There’s no entry in Dorland’s medical dictionary, nor does the ICD classify it as a medical condition. Pubmed lists only one relevant paper which is a review by two naturopaths, and published in the Alternative Medicine Review.
    [Show full text]
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder & Adrenal Fatigue
    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder & Adrenal Fatigue R. J. Oenbrink DO Revised 4/6/10 The concept of PTSD has been around for years. In WW I it was known as “shell shock”. The latest name evolved after the Vietnam era with the US Military. This is widely believed to be a psychological/psychiatric problem. The relationship between our brains and our hormone or endocrine system has long been acknowledged and explored. We understand that the hypothalamus, at the base of the brain has intricate connections with the pituitary or “master gland” that coordinates the entire endocrine system of the body with numerous interconnections between the two. Symptoms of PTSD include stress, anxiety, fear, flashbacks of traumatic event(s), nightmares, sensation of intense physical reactions to reminders of the event such as rapid heart rate, breathing, perspiration, nausea, muscle tension among others. Low adrenal function is usually missed by common blood tests. A basic cortisol level is useful as is an ACTH stimulation test to determine if there is complete failure of adrenal function. The more subtle insufficiency of the adrenal glands requires different testing. Salivary testing of cortisol & DHEA levels can help uncover this condition. Salivary and urine testing gather information on agents that change frequently in their blood levels; pooled levels over time are provided. Low DHEA/Cortisol ratio can indicate a physiologic response to stress with shifting of the steroidogenic pathway away from DHEA and toward cortisol. High ratios reflect an abnormal physiological
    [Show full text]
  • A Handbook for Practicing the Original Reiki of Usui and Hay Pdf, Epub, Ebook
    LIGHT ON THE ORIGINS OF REIKI: A HANDBOOK FOR PRACTICING THE ORIGINAL REIKI OF USUI AND HAY PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Tadao Yamaguchi | 195 pages | 01 Jan 2008 | LOTUS PRESS | 9780914955658 | English | Wisconsin, United States Light on the Origins of Reiki: A Handbook for Practicing the Original Reiki of Usui and Hay PDF Book Transcriptions Revised Romanization yeonggi. Read an excerpt of this book! Parapsychology Death and culture Parapsychology Scientific literacy. Adrenal fatigue Aerotoxic syndrome Candida hypersensitivity Chronic Lyme disease Electromagnetic hypersensitivity Heavy legs Leaky gut syndrome Multiple chemical sensitivity Wilson's temperature syndrome. Learn the basics, get attuned, and develop a solid self-care and meditation practice. Reiki is a Spiritual Discipline. Melissa Fotheringham rated it it was amazing Feb 10, Invest in Yourself. Four Faces is an adventurous survey of a universe that is deeper than science can measure. Learn how to enable JavaScript on your browser. Reiki is a powerful healing energy. Level I and II required. None of these have any counterpart in the physical world. None of the studies in the review provided a rationale for the treatment duration and no study reported adverse effects. More filters. Jack Tips. By spreading the course over 8 or more lessons, you get the time to incorporate the Reiki energy into daily life. Members for A. Master Level. Pseudoscientific healing technique. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. The existence of qi has not been established by medical research. Kathia Munoz rated it really liked it Jan 28, You can learn Reiki so that you can become a conduit for helping others, or you can learn it for your own spiritual development.
    [Show full text]
  • Your Adrenal & Thyroid Health
    Dr. Frank King Join The Healing Revolution® and awaken your personal empowerment. How You Can Monitor & Manage Your Adrenal & Thyroid Health by DR. FRANK KING 0419 A New Global Health Crisis The Industrial Revolution gave civilization many advancements, but it also brought widespread pollution. Toxins, stress, imbalanced diets, and sedentary lifestyles have wreaked havoc on health. Today, so many people suffer from chronic disease, I call it the greatest pandemic the world has ever seen. Yet there are many things people can do to avoid that fate, and to even reverse it if that’s their current situation. Canaries in a Coal Mine Long ago, coal miners deep below the earth’s surface carried a caged canary as a monitor for toxic fumes they might not detect. The birds were an early alarm system, showing severe symptoms (and sometimes death) on exposure, which alerted the miners to the danger. Our bodies also have an early warning system. It’s called “symptoms.” Symptoms are your body’s way of communicating with you. And the adrenal and thyroid glands are wonderful early warning systems if we know how to monitor them. They can show us very quickly when we are out of balance and need to pay attention. 2 .com Adrenal & Thyroid Health, Dr. Frank King Adrenals & Thyroid – Symptoms of Imbalance Statistics show that 28% of the population suffers Most people don’t know where the thyroid or from diagnosed hypothyroidism. They’re given adrenal glands are located, what they do, or what medication and told there’s no cure… and that they’ll symptoms appear when they are out of balance.
    [Show full text]
  • Health Resource Ctr. Library Catalog
    Faith Regional Health Services Health Resource Center (402) 644-7348 Items by Category - with Location 29 Jun 2009 2:31 PM Library Materials by Category Title Author Location Order Category: Adolescent Health Body Image for Boys Cambridge Educational Boundaries in dating : making dating work Cloud, Henry. / Townsend, John Sims, 1952- Caring for your teenager : the complete and Greydanus, Donald E. / Bashe, Philip. authoritative guide / American Academy of Pediatrics. Chicken soup for the teenage soul : 101 stories Canfield, Jack, 1944- / Hansen, Mark of life, love, and learning Victor. / Kirberger, Kimberly, 1953- Chicken soup for the teenage soul II : 101 more Canfield, Jack, 1944- / Hansen, Mark stories of life, love, and learning Victor. / Kirberger, Kimberly, 1953- Chicken soup for the teenage soul III : more Canfield, Jack, 1944- / Hansen, Mark stories of life, love, and learning Victor. / Kirberger, Kimberly, 1953- Chicken soup for the teenage soul IV : stories of Canfield, Jack, 1944- life, love, and learning Coping with Stress (adolescents) Packard, Gwen Dangerous dating : helping young women break Gaddis, Patricia Riddle. out of abusive relationships Girltalk : all the stuff your sister never told you Weston, Carol. Healthy teens, body and soul : a parent's Marks, Andrea, M.D. / Rothbart, Betty. complete guide to adolescent health How to say it to teens : talking about the most Heyman, Richard D. important topics of their lives The myth of maturity : what teenagers need Apter, T. E. from parents to become adults Private and personal : questions and answers Weston, Carol. for girls only Queen Bees & Wannabees : Helping your Wiseman, Rosalind daughter survive cliques, gossip, boyfriends & other realities of adolescence Raising Strong Daughters Gadeberg, Jeanette Science of the sexes : Growing up Discovery channel Science of the sexes - 2 part series : Different Discovery channel by design Sex and sensibility : the thinking parents guide M.S., Deborah M.
    [Show full text]
  • Mark Menolascino Md, Ms, Abihm, Abaarm, Ifmcp
    HEART Solution for WOMEN A Proven Program to Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease MARK MENOLASCINO MD, MS, ABIHM, ABAARM, IFMCP Founder and Medical Director of The Meno Clinic Center for Functional Medicine This book contains advice and information relating to health care. It should be used to supplement rather than replace the advice of your doctor or another trained health professional. If you know or suspect you have a health problem, it is recommended that you seek your physician’s advice before embarking on any medical program or treatment. All efforts have been made to assure the accuracy of the information contained in this book as of the date of publication. This publisher and the author disclaim liability for any medical outcomes that may occur as a result of applying the methods suggested in this book. heart solution for women. Copyright © 2019 by Dr. Mark Menolascino. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. For information, address HarperCollins Publishers, 195 Broadway, New York, NY 10007. HarperCollins books may be purchased for educational, business, or sales promotional use. For information, please email the Special Markets Department at SPsales@harpercollins. com. first edition Designed by SBI Book Arts, LLC Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Names: Menolascino, Mark, author. Title: Heart solution for women : a proven program to prevent and reverse heart disease / Mark Menolascino, MD, MS, ABIHM, ABAARM, IFMCP, founder and Medical Director of The Meno Clinic-Center for Functional Medicine.
    [Show full text]
  • What Is out There on the Subject of Overcoming Fatigue and Boosting Energy Levels?
    What is Out There on The Subject of Overcoming Fatigue and Boosting Energy Levels? This year, my goal is to help 10,000 free themselves from fatigue and dramatically increase their energy levels and transform their lives. As I explained in the video, my original specialty was fat loss, not energy levels. For over a decade, I have worked with people to dramatically transform their bodies. I even wrote a #1 bestselling book on fat loss that is now required reading material in many doctors’ offices and dieticians’ offices. But like I said, I wasn’t always an expert on energy levels…when it came to people struggling with energy levels, I would just tell people the typical stuff everyone has already heard a million times before (eat right, exercise, lower stress, drink lots of water, get 8 hours of sleep, etc.). So when people came to me looking for advice on overcoming fatigue and enhancing energy levels, I wanted somewhere to refer these people. Some great product for energy enhancement or some person who was an expert on energy levels…Someone I could endorse, and who I knew was providing a comprehensive SCIENTIFIC approach to energy enhancement. Unfortunately, when I looked at what was out there, I was shocked to discover how utterly TERRIBLE most of the information is that’s out there on the subject of energy levels. I had nowhere and no one that I felt comfortable referring these people to. So… I decided to do something about it! I decided that I was going to create the world’s first comprehensive and truly SCIENTIFIC approach to dramatically increasing enhancing energy levels.
    [Show full text]
  • Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity
    TRIALS AND TRENDS IN CARING FOR PATIENTS WITH ELECTROMAGNETIC HYPERSENSITIVITY AT ONTARIO’S ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CLINIC WSF MONTREAL, AUGUST 13TH, 2016 Dr. Riina I. Bray BASc MSc MD FCFP MHSc Medical Director, Women’s College Hospital, Environmental Health Clinic Assistant professor, Department of Family and Community Medicine and Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto. Environmental Health Clinic The Environmental Health Clinic is a unique multidisciplinary clinic, and the only one of its kind in Ontario. It was established in 1996 by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care to be a provincial resource in promoting environmental health, and to improve health care for people with environment-linked conditions such as chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia and environmental sensitivities (CMI – Chronic Multisystem Illnesses). The Environmental Health Clinic is a program run through Women's College Hospital and the Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto. BACKGROUND • Patient demographics – mean age approximately 50 years old and 80% are women. Women seem to be statistically more sensitive to EMF than men, as they are to chemicals. • Gaps in knowledge and understanding in the medical community and the general public about how this technology works and the health impacts. • Large gaps in research in this area, especially in North America. DEFINITION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC HYPERSENSITIVITY •“Awareness and/or adverse symptomatology in response to electromagnetic fields (EMF) of multiple types” -Dr. Mallery-Blythe ELECTROMAGNETIC
    [Show full text]
  • Functional Medicine University's Functional Diagnostic Medicine
    Functional Medicine University’s Functional Diagnostic Medicine Training Program Module 7 * FMDT 562B Physiology of the Adrenal Glands (Steriodogenesis Pathways) (Blood Chemistry Analysis of Adrenal Dysfunction) By Wayne L. Sodano, D.C., D.A.B.C.I. & Ron Grisanti, D.C., D.A.B.C.O., M.S. http://www.FunctionalMedicineUniversity.com Limits of Liability & Disclaimer of Warranty We have designed this book to provide information in regard to the subject matter covered. It is made available with the understanding that the authors are not liable for the misconceptions or misuse of information provided. The purpose of this book is to educate. It is not meant to be a comprehensive source for the topic covered, and is not intended as a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment, or intended as a substitute for medical counseling. Information contained in this book should not be construed as a claim or representation that any treatment, process or interpretation mentioned constitutes a cure, palliative, or ameliorative. The information covered is intended to supplement the practitioner’s knowledge of their patient. It should be considered as adjunctive and support to other diagnostic medical procedures. This material contains elements protected under International and Federal Copyright laws and treaties. Any unauthorized reprint or use of this material is prohibited. Functional Medicine University; Functional Diagnostic Medicine Training Program/Insider’s Guide Module 7* FDMT 562B Physiology of the Adrenal Glands Copyright © 2010 Functional Medicine University, All Rights Reserved Functional Medicine University’s Functional Diagnostic Medicine Training Program Module 7 FDMT 562B Physiology of the Adrenal Glands By Wayne L.
    [Show full text]
  • Adrenal Function in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia James
    Adrenal Function in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia James L. Wilson ND, PhD American College of Apothecaries Wellness & Nutrition Solutions Conference 2017 Chicago, Illinois May 4-6, 2017 ©2017 American College of Apothecaries Disclosures Dr. James Wilson “declare(s) no conflicts of interest, real or apparent, and no financial interests in any company, product, or service mentioned in this program, including grants, employment, gifts, stock holdings, and honoraria.” The American College of Apothecaries is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. 2 ©2017 American College of Apothecaries Objectives: At the completion of this activity, the participant will be able to: 1. Identify the definition of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) and Fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) 2. Recognize underlying hormonal patterns at play in both Chronic Fatigue and Fibromyalgia 3. State the importance of proper adrenal support in the successful treatment of both illnesses 4. Identify some of the common signs and symptoms of adrenal fatigue 5. Develop your own comprehensive treatment protocol for both illnesses ©2017 American College of Apothecaries Purpose The purpose of this presentation is to help the healthcare professional recognize and comprehensively treat adrenal fatigue as it occurs with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS). ©2017 American College of Apothecaries Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia ©2017 American College of Apothecaries Chronic Fatigue
    [Show full text]
  • ARE YOU STILL SUFFERING THYROID SYMPTOMS? Thyroid / Throat / Neck / Mouth
    ARE YOU STILL SUFFERING THYROID SYMPTOMS? Thyroid / Throat / Neck / Mouth ___ I have a goiter ___I have a "buzzy" feeling in my neck/thyroid area ___ My thyroid/neck is enlarged ___I sometimes feel like I am choking or have I can feel a lump -- or what appears to be something stuck in my throat ___ some sort of fullness or growth -- in my ___Sometimes it's hard to swallow neck or thyroid area ___My tongue feels thick and/or trembles I have pain and tenderness in my neck and/or ___ I have enlarged and/or tender lymph nodes ___thyroid ___ I find neckties, turtlenecks, necklaces and or ___My voice has become hoarse, husky, or gravelly. scarves around my neck uncomfortable Weight Changes / Appetite Changes ___ I feel thirsty much of the time ___I am able to eat more and not gain weight ___ I am unusually hungry ___I am able to eat more and am still losing weight ___ I have no appetite ___I can't gain weight, even if I eat more ___ I am losing weight, even though I haven't changed ___I am gaining weight without a change in diet my diet and exercise or exercise ___ I have experienced rapid and/or dramatic weight loss ___I am unable to lose weight, despite proper diet without particularly dieting and exercise ___ I am losing weight during pregnancy ___I am having excessive vomiting and nausea -- I am craving and/or eating more carbohydrates accompanied by weight loss -- in pregnancy ___ (bread, rice, pasta, sweets, fruits, sugary foods, etc.) I have had a baby in the last year and experienced a ___ I'm a diabetic, and having symptoms of poor blood rapid and/or dramatic weight loss without dieting ___ sugar control ( hunger, shakiness when hungry) I have recently been diagnosed as anorexic ___ Bloating/Fluid in the Abdomen ___ I have rapidly gained weight in the abdominal area ___My ankles are swollen I am experiencing abdominal discomfort and ___ distention ___I’m experiencing shortness of breath Temperature ___ I am very intolerant of any temperature extremes -- ___My "normal" basal body temperature is lower than hot or cold 97.8 to 98.2 degrees Fahrenheit.
    [Show full text]
  • Key Legislative Points Pertaining to the Licensing and Regulation of Practitioners of Naturopathic Medicine in North America
    Key legislative points pertaining to the licensing and regulation of practitioners of naturopathic medicine in North America January 2018 Britt Marie Hermes, ND (ret.) [email protected] Let me get straight to the point: Naturopathic education is rich in pseudoscience and fake medicine, and it is devoid of legitimate medical training. Naturopaths are not trained in the rigors of medical science, and this leads to a severe lack of competency and a huge risk of patient harm. NDs seem nice and charismatic, but they do not posses medial competency, especially to prescribe drugs. I organized this letter into sections of eight key points that illustrate why legislatures and physicians should worry that naturopaths want to be licensed to practice a “distinct form of primary health care.”1 (Note: I refer to naturopathic doctors as naturopaths for convenience.) KEY POINT #1: Naturopaths graduating from Bastyr University receive 561 hours in “primary care” training, but which is not real primary care medicine. Naturopathic clinical training takes place in a naturopathic teaching clinic, which is an outpatient clinic that caters to a small subset of typically healthy patients. No clinical training takes place in a hospital setting, like it does for medical providers. Clinical training at naturopathic teaching clinics encompasses the diagnosis and treatment of fake medical conditions, such as adrenal fatigue and systemic yeast overgrowth.2,3 Typical naturopathic treatments include supplement and diet based “detox” programs, energy medicine like homeopathy, hydrotherapy like colon irrigation, botanical medicines, intravenous injections of vitamins, and very little conventional medicine.4,5 In other words, naturopaths are trained to treat the “worried well.” Based on how I, and my colleagues, earned our naturopathic degrees from Bastyr University, I can attest that naturopathic graduates tend to exaggerate or miscalculate their training hours.
    [Show full text]