Commentary by Thomas E. Levy, MD, JD; OMNS (12/2023) Breast cancer causes enormous morbidity and mortality around the world, and its traditional treatment, along with the relentless progression of the disease, greatly impacts the quality of life for both patients and their families. This cancer basically targets just women, as only a relatively minimal number…
by Thomas E. Levy, MD;OMNS (October 12, 2023) Orthomolecular medicine is based on the concept that most chronic diseases are ultimately initiated, and then sustained, by the chronic deficiency of one or more vitamins, minerals, nutrients, or other natural agents. When the deficiency can be lessened, the disease improves. Conversely, the worse the deficiency and…
Repost by UtopiaSilver.com- A Personal Report by Dwight Kalita, PhD; OMNS (November 30, 2023) Atrial fibrillation (Afib) is a worldwide epidemic affecting 37 million people, and its rising prevalence will most certainly account for increasing public health costs. I am 76 years old and have had A-fib for almost 10 years. During that time various…
India Shows The Way: by Shalini Mehta; OMNS (August 30, 2023) I live in India, where healthcare providers fall broadly into two categories. One is by way of government run hospitals, which are solely run either by the Central Government or by the State Governments. And then there are private hospitals. The Government Hospitals have…
August 9, 2023 – New Millennium Concepts, Ltd. (“NMCL”) and the James B. Shepherd Trust, the brand owner of Berkey Water Systems, filed a lawsuit against the EPA (United States Environmental Protection Agency) this week seeking to stop its unjustified treatment and perceived persecution of Berkey Water Filters based on the EPA’s decision this year…
Reposted 8/29/2023 on UtopiaSilver.com; Authored by Ron Hunninghake, M.D., “…it takes much more than logic and clear-cut demonstrations to overcome the inertia and dogma of established thought.” — Irving Stone Irwin Stone was an early thinker and writer about vitamin C (its scientific name is ascorbic acid). He knew it would be an uphill battle…
July 30, 2023; Commentary by Tom Taylor (OMNS) We are somewhat indoctrinated by prior generations to eventually expect to spend a few years in the old folks’ home being sick, but how avoidable is that? The associated question I carry around is, “Why save for retirement if all you are going to do is spend…
Orthomolecular plus Microbiome Science Restoring the Immune System of a Farm Community Commentary by Theo Farmer OMNS (June 18, 2023) By combining Orthomolecular science and Microbiome science we find information necessary for the restoration and optimization, over multiple generations, of the health of widespread living systems, such as a local farm community. In our view,…
Dietary Supplements and Wellness: A Pragmatist’s Primer by Michael Passwater, Assistant Editor OMNS (June 6, 2023) There are over 50,000 dietary supplement products marketed in the United States, and approximately 75% of Americans take at least one dietary supplement regularly. Supplement consumers are more likely to lead a healthy lifestyle: to exercise, eat a balanced…
Orthomolecular Medicine News Service, Reposted by Silver Bulletin June 6, 2023; Commentary by Mary Lowther; Recently passed legislation in British Columbia puts involuntary treatment and mandatory compliance into effect. Last November the British Columbia Provincial Government introduced the Health Professions and Occupations Act, also referred to as Bill 36, passed and enacted with a minimum…