Now she is conducting clinical trials in MS patients to prove this wasn't a fluke, and the studies are going very well. In addition, she uses a nutritional approach at the VA with her traumatic brain injury patients, as well as those in her therapeutic lifestyle clinic. She finds that all kinds of people get better—even those with difficult-to-treat conditions like Parkinson's, fibromyalgia, obesity and other autoimmune conditions. "The first thing that happens [to patients in my clinic] is they have decreased pain, better mental clarity, and more energy," Dr. Wahls said. "The women say the weight is falling off and the men say that their love lives are better." http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/04/23/how-to-make-doctors-irrelevant.html
People who make predictions about the future are people who choose to feel certain in the face of evidence that 99+% of predictions are wrong. I predict this is a very good picture of what medicine will become in the future. You and I both will be better off if I'm right.
People who make predictions about the future are people who choose to feel certain in the face of evidence that 99+% of predictions are wrong. I predict this is a very good picture of what medicine will become in the future. You and I both will be better off if I'm right.
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