In utilizing laboratory testing to assess exposure to heavy metals, there has been a lot of controversy throughout the years over using chelated samples to report non-chelated ranges. The question has been asked many times as to how a clinician is to accurately interpret a patient’s chelated results if they are based on... [More]

As we prepare for the upcoming holiday season, a time of year for making connections with friends and family, it’s also a great time to connect to overall health and to the understanding that whole health includes a unified, inter-connected, inextricable composite of the body... [More]

Ever since the free love movement of the '60s, stories about managing herpes lesions with arginine and lysine have circulated. We were recently chided for not being on-board with recommending low arginine diets for patients with chronic Herpes simplex lesions. So I decided to probe related literature for scientific evidence... [More]

Understanding molecular medicine requires understanding how the molecules of the human body interact, and how their activities can be changed by nutrient supplementation... [More]

What is meant by the term “Molecular Medicine” can change depending on the background of the user. How this term embodies a central principal in nutritional therapies is explained in this short video... [More]

The old role of clinical laboratories in defining disease is now expanded to testing that allows identification of paths to health—an exciting new capacity of routine clinical laboratory testing... [More]

I am recommending this to anyone interested in the state of healthcare, and especially those in integrative care. It’s a brilliant, inspiring and very well-referenced document. If anything, read it to grab all those excellent citations... [More]