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Renowned orthopedic surgeon David Hanscom came to the conclusion reached by many of his colleagues in their quiet moments: spinal surgery wasn’t helping his patients, but mostly making them worse. He then embarked on a radical way of treating his pat

Dr Damien Downing, a specialist in allergy, environment and nutrition, is current president of the British Society for Ecological Medicine, on the editorial board of Orthomolecular Medicine News Service, Chief Medical Advisor of cancer charity Yes to

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In your Apr/May 2022 issue, you mention that almost all the Italians who died of Covid-19 had comorbidities, like arterial hypertension, irregular heartbeat or heart failure. I suggest that these people were often ill in the first place because of nu

The polarisation of societies across the world has been painful for many of us. It’s sometimes split families, other times whole nations. Among the opposing views have been a gamut of different perspectives on how much or how little control we should

You can measure wins in many ways. One is by business success. But if that business lacks integrity, is deceptive or is criminal, any such wins are, at best, hollow. Let’s look at how finances have been allocated since the inception of Covid-19. The

Dr Elaine Aron created the acronym DOES to map the different dimensions of the trait of high sensitivity: HSPs are sometimes perceived as inhibited due to their need to pause and run novel situations through their memory before acting. “It is very im

Wakefield’s study, which was retracted by The Lancet, was later replicated by two different research teams who found persistent measles antibodies in the guts of autistic children. The first, carried out by scientists at Wake Forest University School

I have developed a systematic, self-directed process to solving chronic pain called Direct your Own Care (DOC), consisting of tools to calm and reprogram your nervous system. These include: Somatic work: connecting thoughts with physical sensations

A couple of years ago, a friend asked me for an opinion about his back. He had pain and numbness down the side of his leg. His MRI scan revealed a bone spur between the fifth lumbar and first sacral vertebra as it exited his spine, surrounding his fi

Tight muscles and joint contractures are painful. As the injured area approaches full range of motion, your body warns you with pain signals. Becoming more protective of these tissues, your pain grows with less motion. As you decrease your level of a

Depending upon the symptom or symptoms to be treated, the therapist will instruct you to stand, sit or even possibly lie on the vibrating platform in one of a variety of positions. For example you could be standing upright (there is handlebar support

Dr Bagash reports the case of a young, extremely fit basketball player who came to him after he had had the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) repaired in one knee. The ACL is one of four major ligaments in the knee that help stabilize the knee joint.

When British researchers Peter Woodruff and Tom Farrow attempted to map the neurology of forgiveness, they found that when people either empathized or forgave, similar areas of the limbic centers of the brain were activated. When asked to think about

Though forgiveness therapy is a formal clinical process, its description of moving from uncovering the negative emotional impact of the injury to ultimately seeing the offender as a whole person is a proven road map to emotional healing. Forgiveness

For much of the Covid-19 pandemic, I felt as though I was a spectator to unlikely scenes from the strange world of Alice in Wonderland, and through a frosted glass for good measure. Sometimes it seemed to make sense, but when I looked for the science

I know, I know, the magazine’s called What Doctors Don’t Tell You, but throughout the recent Covid-19 pandemic we could have changed it to What Doctors Can’t TellYou. A few brave doctors and nurses have put their heads above the YouTube and Facebook