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Articles by Abram Hoffer
Regain Mental Health
I predicted there would be a mental health meltdown because no government or healthcare system is prioritising mental health and nutrition and pharma is running the agenda for most. In fact, the latest report in the Lancet shows that 43 per cent of the world’s population has disability due to a brain or neurological or psychological issue. Every three seconds someone in the world is diagnosed with dementia. The youngest age of a non-genetic Alzheimer’s diagnosis is 19.
A Nutritional Revolution
by Patrick Holford Odyssey Namaste April May 2004 With a loyal and large following in South Africa, Patrick Holford needs little introduction – making a name for himself internationally as a leading expert in holistic health. Although little is known about Holford ‘the man’, this is not due to a lack of a personal life, as Shihaam Parker finds out. What motivates you? The Dalai Lama reminds us that all human beings have two fundamental desires – to be happy and to be free of pain.
PH Online Short Features and Brief Takes Issue 285
Celebrate Complementary Therapy Week 20-25 March! Complementary Therapy Week takes place from 20th – 25th March 2023, sponsored by Complementary Health Professionals – one of the multi-disciplinary professional associations. They launched this event first in 2020 and it has now become an annual celebration of our industry. It is not just for their members either, but a celebration for everyone within our profession and a chance to shout about what we all do.
Niacin - the Real Story
Niacin: The Real Story, 2nd Edition Posted By GMI Reporter By Abram Hoffer, Andrew W. Saul, and Harry D. Foster Turner Publishing, 2023 Reviewed by Robert G. Smith, PhD Research Associate Professor University of Pennsylvania Niacin (vitamin B3) is a biomolecule required by all forms of life. It functions as a precursor to NAD, an enzymatic co-factor in hundreds of metabolic pathways.
Niacin: The Real Story, 2nd Edition
By Abram Hoffer, Andrew W. Saul, and Harry D. Foster Turner Publishing, 2023 Reviewed by Robert G. Smith, PhD Research Associate Professor University of Pennsylvania Niacin (vitamin B3) is a biomolecule required by all forms of life. It functions as a precursor to NAD, an enzymatic co-factor in hundreds of metabolic pathways. Niacin is called a vitamin because the body can only synthesize it slowly and therefore requires a small but adequate amount from the diet.
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