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ALLERGIES: INTERVIEWS AND IN-OFFICE PROCEDURES

Posted on December 16th, 2009 by admin
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The difference between clinical ecology and conventional medicine becomes apparent as soon as one enters the waiting room. In my office, (or instance, the physical setup is adjusted to the needs of the susceptible person. This is done to provide a more hospitable environment and also because test procedures undertaken in the office itself might [...]

CASE STUDY: BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS, HEARING LOSS, AND HYPERACTIVITY

Posted on December 16th, 2009 by admin
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David Hart was eight years old when he was brought to me. His problems were obvious: his face was never at peace, but was wracked by spasms; he was continually sniffing, blinking, and squinting. His eyes were red and rimmed by dark circles. Although his grades were average, he had frequent temper tantrums at school [...]