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Category Archives: Treating Chronic Illness Series
An Exploratory Conversation with Dr. Mullan. What’s in It for You?
I have been working to find a way to balance the current economy against the very effective but relatively complicated and costly protocol that I do. Despite Dr. Amy Yasko’s and my knocking ourselves out to make it simple, it … Continue reading
“I’d rather try to change someone’s religion than his diet.” Sidney Baker, MD
Every time I tell the average person that it is necessary to eat organic, I cringe a little. I know that it automatically puts me in the same category as a wacked-out nut. They think about all the restaurants that are … Continue reading
Lithium’s Pivotal Role in Your Body
Lithium has been known for years to be useful for bipolar disorder. Despite all that is known about lithium and its impact on biochemical pathways, no one has defined the mechanism by which lithium has its impact. It is likely … Continue reading
Critical Keys to Getting Over Psychiatric Symptoms
Keep Methylation Central There are few things that destroy your life as immediately and completely as the cognitive function loss involved with neuropsychiatric syndromes. I am Dr. Nancy Mullan. I help people who have mental function disability because of psychosis or … Continue reading
So, What’s Next?
After supporting the shortcut pathway to produce methyl groups, and putting in lithium to get B12 into the cell, next you turn to dealing with your gastrointestinal tract and mineral balance. There are things you can do right away to … Continue reading
Warfare, Terror, Murder, Bloodshed…
In Italy for 30 years under the Borgias, they had warfare, terror, murder, bloodshed. They produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and the Renaissance. In Switzerland they had brotherly love, 500 years of democracy and peace. And what did that produce? … Continue reading
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Start Low, Go Slow, See What You Can Learn…
My next-door neighbor works for Disney Studios. She has worked for them for 19 years. She posts pictures of herself on Facebook with Mickey Mouse and fairy princesses… I post information about treating chronic illness… Hmm. I haven’t see a … Continue reading
Posted in Treating Chronic Illness Series
