In the first of a two-part interview, Walter Crinnion shares his thoughts on the most pressing environmental hazards of our time and how members of the public can protect themselves from common toxins.
For patients and practitioners who are looking beyond conventional treatment to address the neurocognitive effects of dementia, quercetin, butyrate, and glutathione may offer significant benefits.
As the dangers of oxidative stress become increasingly evident, there is reason to believe that lowering this stress via glutathione supplementation could help patients optimize well-being.
Though GABA’s impact in the body is well-understood, far less is known about the efficacy or side effects of GABA supplements, and patients may wish to investigate alternative supplementation for greater therapeutic potential and known safety.
Several supplements have recently been investigated as potential methods of preventing or mitigating Parkinson’s disease, and their early promise in helping patients protect their health is undeniable.
Early studies suggest that glutathione may aid in the prevention and/or management of a wide variety of serious conditions, ranging from neurological diseases and gastrointestinal conditions to aging skin.
For patients looking to supplement or potentially replace their current anti-anxiety therapies, all evidence suggests that CBD may open up new avenues for symptom relief for a broad variety of anxiety disorders.
While IV administration of glutathione has few side effects, it may not be the optimal treatment solution when it comes to the patient’s lifestyle concerns, like those with Parkinson’s disease and autism spectrum disorder,
A recent flurry of promising investigations on berberine shows that this unique chemical can successfully treat insulin resistance as well or better than conventional treatment methods.
Over the course of the past decade, both patients and practitioners have developed a growing interest in harnessing the analgesic effects of CBD for the treatment of acute and chronic pain.
Patients who seek powerful tools to combat their hangovers might find the solution that they’re looking for if they’re willing to experiment with specialized hangover therapies like glutathione supplementation.
Recent clinical trials suggest that patients who are not experiencing remission of their seizures as a result of their current treatment regimen may reap significant benefits from CBD therapy.