Orthomolecular Treatment of Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is associated with specific nutrient deficits and physiological imbalances.April 15, 2008
The orthomolecular treatment of schizophrenia involves correcting the biochemical imbalances illustrated below.
Our orthomolecular nutrient-correcting protocol for schizophrenia has shown a track record of consistent positive response in a wide spectrum of mental health conditions. This includes the significant portion of First-Episode Schizophrenic (FES) patients that we have treated.
By assessing patients with specific lab tests and targeting our treatment accordingly, we have found that a significant portion of patients are good responders.
One of the early signs in a good responder is smiling and being involved and motivated to participate in family life.
Good responder reports include:
“the difference is like night and day”
“we’ve got our daughter back”
“I feel like a new person”
My REVIEW ARTICLE ON SCHIZOPHRENIA – 2008 – Part 1 and REVIEW ARTICLE ON SCHIZOPHRENIA – 2008 – Part 2 publications in the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine describe the approach and how respective nutrient and physiological imbalances can be treated.
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