OMNS (Mar 9, 2024) Approximately 100 years ago, the niacin deficiency disease pellagra, was at its peak in the southern United States of America. Over 120,000 people would die between 1900 to 1920 due to a deficiency of the yet to be discovered niacin molecule. [1] By W. Todd Penberthy, Stephen McConnell, Robert G. Smith,…
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…
Reposted by Silver Bulletin Health News (June 23, 2022) Orthomolecular Medicine News Service; by W. Todd Penberthy, PhD and Andrew W. Saul OMNS (Apr. 26, 2022) There is solid evidence that niacin (the standard form of vitamin B3) on its own can help effectively treat erectile dysfunction. [1] Niacin’s long-term circulatory benefits may include facilitating…