“Transform the Labels”
Transform a Life
This is the first book to feature an innovative micronutrient treatment that is proving effective with a wide range of bio behavioral syndromes including bipolar syndrome. The book, part memoir and part medical detective story discusses...
Ten Ways to keep your brain from screaming “OUCH?” Yep, that’s the crux of it. I know. Doesn’t sound very professional, but really, does it take the latest edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) with umpteen zillion diagnoses...
Why is mental illness appearing earlier and with more severe symptoms than 20 years ago? Why is autism increasing at such an alarming rate? Why is the average life span of a mentally ill patient 25 years less than the rest of us?
About
Would you like to help a loved one or a close friend dealing with mental illness?.”
10/21/11 Chris’ First Visit
My first visit with Dr Z was very encouraging to me. I had seen many doctors in the past, but the problem with my visits before is that they were not my idea, and I didn’t even want to be there. It’s different now. I’m actually excited to see this doctor because I’m open to […]
Background to A Path Not Taken
Welcome to “A Path Not Taken.” To see an introductory video click on “Read More.” In my first book, Too Good to be True? Nutrients Quiet the Unquiet Brain, published in 2003, I shared my family’s four generation bipolar odyssey. Some of you sent me emails thanking me for the positive contribution that book made in […]
My Background
My father asked me to participate in an online blog, an ongoing discussion between him and me that we will post periodically on the internet. In this blog, he has asked me to detail feelings, thoughts and experiences I have on my journey towards recovery, especially in regards to my treatment. I am more than […]
COVID-19 was created in a Lab
I posted this article, entitled “Unusual Features of the SARS-CoV-2 Genome Suggesting Sophisticated Laboratory Modification Rather Than Natural Evolution and Delineation of Its Probable Synthetic Route” on Facebook and Twitter only to discover that the posts disappeared the next day. The primary author, Li-Meng Yan (MD, PhD) originally posted the article on Twitter 14 September, […]
A Song about Lyme Disease Testing and Treatment
I wrote and recorded this song 7 years ago, and am finally getting around to posting it. I wrote it after Barbara Johnson, PhD, from the CDC wrote an article panning Dr Eva Sapi’s Advanced Labs blood test that identified Lyme spirochetes in a blood culture. Johnson apparently had a patent on another test used […]
TED talk on Micronutrients and Mental Health
Here is an excellent summary of the effectiveness of micronutrients to prevent and treat mental illness. https://www.hardynutritionals.com/blog/2020/06/ted-talk-features-micronutrients-for-mental-health?utm_source=Hardy+Nutritionals+NutraTalk+Newsletter&utm_campaign=263958087d-February_2020_Newsletter_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_4a49253996-263958087d-298591273&mc_cid=263958087d&mc_eid=5dd4875db1
5G and COVID-19: Feeding the “Invisible Enemy”
According to Dr. Martin Pall, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences at Washington State University, “Putting in tens of millions of 5G antennae without a single biological test of safety has got to be about the stupidest idea anyone has had in the history of the world.” When COVID-19 came to our […]
Origins of COVID-19?
University of North Carolina (UNC) virologist, Dr Ralph Baric and colleagues wrote an article published November 2015 in Nature stating that his team had created a new chimera combining genetic material from the horseshoe bat spike with the mouse-adapted SARS-CoV backbone. Here are parts of the article. “Here we examine the disease potential of a SARS-like virus, SHC014-CoV, […]
Let’s not Eschew the Facts
The following was published in The Union on 15 October 2019. The complexity of autism syndromes argues against easy categorizations such as “vaccines cause autism” or “vaccines don’t cause autism.” Yet the “always-safe-vaccine” meme is so entrenched in our culture that anyone who raises questions is labeled as an “anti-vaxxer.” Nothing is as simple as […]
The Fair: Word of the Day
Published in The Union, September 2, 2019 OK, let’s be honest. The fair was great; the weather spectacular; the cool refreshing air was a pleasant contrast to last year’s smoke-filled ambience. The food was to die for. Job’s Daughter’s corn dogs were as outstanding as usual, especially with a smattering of mustard and ketchup. What […]
From the wastewater pond to the kitchen table
This article was published 16 may 2019 in The Union. As a retired person, I find it easy these days to retreat from the concerns of the world and mindlessly watch TV. However, the other day two articles on the internet and a television ad jolted me out of my entertainment-mediated somnolence. But first, some […]
A Simple Proposal
EMF effects on your heart can now be assessed using your cell phone.
Curtailing the Corporatocracy
In 1995 I saved the life of my then 78- year-old mother-in-law. Before I discuss this further, some context is needed. In the introduction to my third book, Beyond Mental Illness, I state that I am not a PhD, or an MD, but merely a JSW (just a social worker), actually a retired LCSW who […]
