Orchestrating the Dance of Female Hormones
By Integrative Practitioner Staff By: Michael E. Greer, MD This seminar, which was presented at the 2014 Integrative Healthcare Symposium, offered attendees the opportunity to gain insight into Female Hormone Management...
Read MoreIntegrative Healthcare Symposium Culinary Mini-Series
By Integrative Practitioner Staff This year Integrative Healthcare Symposium will feature four leading integrative functional nutrition and culinary nutrition pioneers Kathie Swift, Mary Beth Augustine, Rebecca Katz and Stefanie Sacks. These...
Read MoreMusic and Chiropractic Care- A Healing Combination
By Integrative Practitioner Staff Music is commonly heard in the lobbies and waiting rooms of doctors’ offices. Current literature reports how music facilitates stress reduction in patients while they wait...
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How to Find Nitric Oxide Therapies that Really Work
By Integrative Practitioner Staff 1Nathan S. Bryan, Ph.D., 2Ernst Schwarz, M.D., Ph.D. 1Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX 2Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA Nitric oxide or NO has...
Read MoreAre Chemicals Making You Sick?
By Integrative Practitioner Staff By Leo Galland MD, FACP, FACN, founder of Pill Advised People who are intolerant of chemicals in everyday products or the environment often find their problems ignored...
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Change your microbiome, change your life: The Swift Diet
By Integrative Practitioner Staff 4 Weeks to Mend the Belly, Lose the Weight and Get Rid of the Bloat by Kathie Madonna Swift, MS, RDN and Joseph Hooper “The scientific world...
Read MorePhthalates In The Home Air And Allergic Reactivity In Adults And Children
By Integrative Practitioner Staff By: Walter Crinnion, ND **From the November, 2013 edition of “CrinnionOpinion” A recent article in the National Institue of Envrironmental Health Studies (NIEHS) journal ‘Environmental Health Perspectives’...
Read MoreNIH Scientists Visualize Structures of Brain Receptors Using Subcellular Imaging
By Integrative Practitioner Staff Scientists at the National Institutes of Health have created high-resolution images of the glutamate receptor, a protein that plays a key role in nerve signaling. The...
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