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Volume 10 Issue 9Is It Really ADHD?………………………………>>cover Rich Petke, NMD
Physical Activity in Children & Youth: Benefits, Barriers, and Recommendations……………….>>bottom of cover Leslie Solomonian, ND
Enrique A. Olazabal
Kieran Cooley, BSc, ND
The right to informed consent should not be equated with “anti- vaccination” attitudes.
When Pain is Not Only Pain: Recognizing and Treating Anxiety in Children…………………………>>11
Caroline Meyer, ND
Anxiety can present differently in children. Dr Meyer explains what we can do about it.
Heart Rate Variability: The Why, What, and How of HRV and Its Importance in Private Practice – Part 2…………………………….>>14
Michael Kessler, DC, CCSP
Javdat Karimov, MD, NMD
Changes in HRV with aging show intriguing parallels with stress and Ayurvedic doshas.
Move Over, MTHFR: Time to Look at COMT………………………………..>>16
Jared M. Skowron, ND
Do your patients ever feel worse on methylfolate? A COMT polymorphism might be to blame.
Treating the Cause: Homeopathic Approaches to ADHD………………………>>17
Anke Zimmerman, ND
Homeopathy, including CEASE therapy, dramatically improves symptoms in 3 children with ADHD.
Association Spotlight: A New York Bill for the Naturopathic Medicine Profession……..>>21
Steven Koda, ND
Naturopathic medicine is newly defined in the amended version of NY State’s licensing bill.
Hydrotherapy Terms Defined: Fluxions, Reactions, Retrostasis, and Revulsions……………………………….>>22
Sussanna Czeranko, ND, BBE
Understanding the terms used in the older texts helps us make sense of underlying mechanisms.
Message From the President: National University of Health Sciences………….>>20
Joseph P. D. Stiefel, MS, EdD, DC
NUHS’ president discusses efforts, advancements, and integration of multiple degree programs.
Oh, the Possibilities! Trustees, Clinicians, and Teachers on the Same page………>>26
David J. Schleich, PhD
Dr Schleich proposes a direct role for governors/ trustees/directors in professional formation.
Psoriasis in Children: Treating the Whole Little Person………………>> editorial exclusive
Nadia Ciuha, ND
Three case studies reveal the effectiveness of a naturopathic approach to psoriasis in kids.
Homeopathic Treatment of PANS………………..>> editorial exclusive
Jamie Oskin, ND
Three case studies illustrate the power of classical homeopathy in the treatment of PANS
Putting Patient Tools to Work: 5 Reasons Naturopathic Doctors should Curate Their Patient Education……………..editorial exclusive
James Maskell
There are several ways that your patient education tools can also help expand your practice.
Volume 10 Issue 9Is It Really ADHD?………………………………>>cover Rich Petke, NMD
Physical Activity in Children & Youth: Benefits, Barriers, and Recommendations……………….>>bottom of cover Leslie Solomonian, ND
Enrique A. Olazabal
Kieran Cooley, BSc, ND
The right to informed consent should not be equated with “anti- vaccination” attitudes.
When Pain is Not Only Pain: Recognizing and Treating Anxiety in Children…………………………>>11
Caroline Meyer, ND
Anxiety can present differently in children. Dr Meyer explains what we can do about it.
Heart Rate Variability: The Why, What, and How of HRV and Its Importance in Private Practice – Part 2…………………………….>>14
Michael Kessler, DC, CCSP
Javdat Karimov, MD, NMD
Changes in HRV with aging show intriguing parallels with stress and Ayurvedic doshas.
Move Over, MTHFR: Time to Look at COMT………………………………..>>16
Jared M. Skowron, ND
Do your patients ever feel worse on methylfolate? A COMT polymorphism might be to blame.
Treating the Cause: Homeopathic Approaches to ADHD………………………>>17
Anke Zimmerman, ND
Homeopathy, including CEASE therapy, dramatically improves symptoms in 3 children with ADHD.
Association Spotlight: A New York Bill for the Naturopathic Medicine Profession……..>>21
Steven Koda, ND
Naturopathic medicine is newly defined in the amended version of NY State’s licensing bill.
Hydrotherapy Terms Defined: Fluxions, Reactions, Retrostasis, and Revulsions……………………………….>>22
Sussanna Czeranko, ND, BBE
Understanding the terms used in the older texts helps us make sense of underlying mechanisms.
Message From the President: National University of Health Sciences………….>>20
Joseph P. D. Stiefel, MS, EdD, DC
NUHS’ president discusses efforts, advancements, and integration of multiple degree programs.
Oh, the Possibilities! Trustees, Clinicians, and Teachers on the Same page………>>26
David J. Schleich, PhD
Dr Schleich proposes a direct role for governors/ trustees/directors in professional formation.
Psoriasis in Children: Treating the Whole Little Person………………>> editorial exclusive
Nadia Ciuha, ND
Three case studies reveal the effectiveness of a naturopathic approach to psoriasis in kids.
Homeopathic Treatment of PANS………………..>> editorial exclusive
Jamie Oskin, ND
Three case studies illustrate the power of classical homeopathy in the treatment of PANS
Putting Patient Tools to Work: 5 Reasons Naturopathic Doctors should Curate Their Patient Education……………..editorial exclusive
James Maskell
There are several ways that your patient education tools can also help expand your practice.
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