The End Of Mercury Amalgam

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Ending the Toxic Exposures to Mercury Amalgam Charlie Brown from Consumers for Dental Choice* recently announced a huge win in the fight to stop the application of mercury amalgam fillings.  This widespread practice has resulted in significant health disruptions which are not easily identified by conventional medicine.  This practice, entrenched in dental education and organizations, … Read more

Progesterone Use as Hormone Replacement Therapy: Myths, Facts and Solutions.

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Following is a letter presented to the Townsend Newsletter and published June 2020: Dear Editor, RE: “Progesterone Use as Hormone Replacement Therapy: Myths, Facts and Solutions.” https://www.townsendletter.com/article/439-40-progesterone-as-hormone-replacement/ We wish to comment on interpretations of certain “facts” which may not be fully grounded. And there are some points that are greatDr. Gary Huber DO makes a … Read more

Metalloestrogens

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We are beset by issues concerning hormone balance. We already understand many of the issues that arise when hormones simply decline with aging. We know that plants have hormone like activity. For instance, there are the estrogen qualities in soy or adrenal adaptogens such as ginseng. We can harness these plant effects to help us. … Read more

Estrogen’s Storm Season: Stories of Perimenopause

Not only is Dr. Prior a dedicated scientist and medical writer (and an avid reader) she has now turned to story to illustrate and disseminate information that she knows from experience can take decades to get to those who would benefit the most. She has captured our love and tradition of story to carry her … Read more

Depression After Childbirth: How to Recognize, Treat, and Prevent Postnatal Depression

The “Blues”Even then, Dr. Dalton described depression with increasing degrees of severity. The most common was called, “maternity blues”, “baby blues” or “postnatal blues”. It would start within 3 to 10 days post-delivery, but would pass. The “blues” presented with lots of tears and crying, with a sudden onset and often with no apparent reason. … Read more