HOW THIS ELECTION CHANGED THE WAY I LOOK AT THETREATMENT OF MOLD TOXICITY (AND MAYBE EVERYTHING ELSE)A Plea for Understanding and Compassion Like most Americans, for a long time this election has taken on epic proportions—it felt like the …
Newsletter #29 How this election changed the way I look at… Read more »
How The Differences Between Introverts & ExtrovertsCan Influence Our Perception of Toxicity In an earlier newsletter I reviewed Christiane Northrup’s bookDodging Energy Vampires, which opened the door to our understanding how interacting with some people can affect us negatively. …
Newsletter #28 The Importance Between Vampiric and Toxic Energies Read more »
This is a Wake-up Call!by Neil Nathan, MD As I write these words, we are faced with the COVID 19 pandemic that is affecting the entire globe. I was thinking, this morning, about how recent climactic events would have been …
EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUTENERGY VAMPIRES BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK….. A discussion of Chrstiane Northrup’s new bookDodging Energy Vampires Have you ever had an encounter with another person (no matter how brief) and felt inexplicably drained afterwards? Of course …
APPRECIATING THE BLESSINGS OF LIFEEn-joy-ing The Book of Joy How would you like to be a fly on the wall for a week-long intimate discussion devoted to the subject of joy by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu? The …
Newsletter #19 Appreciating the Blessings of Life Read more »
NEWSLETTER # 17 THE COURAGE TO HEAL I was inspired to write about this subject when I recently re-read one of my favorite books, Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear, by Elizabeth Gilbert. What Elizabeth Gilbert is writing …
Newsletter #8 LONELINESS & ISOLATION “One is the Loneliest Number…..” Three Dog Night As I write about the epidemic of chronic illnesses that have appeared in the past few decades, I am struck by the changes in our social structures …
NEWSLETTER #7 CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS Essential to Diagnosis in Complex Medical Patients Ah, here’s an old fashioned phrase for you: Common Sense. It is a bit of an oxymoron that common sense is actually, not common at all, but rare. …
Least Favorite Saying: “I can feel your pain.” Favorite Saying: “I know what you have and I can fix it!” I hope that I have never said “I feel your pain” to anyone. While it has always been …
Newsletter #5: Finding the right diagnosis…a personal journey Read more »
LETTING SOME PATIENTS GO It’s been a tough week for me. I am struggling with what to do with a few patients who are not making progress, and wondering if I am the right physician for these patients. …