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Medically Reviewed by Timothy J. Legg, PhD, CRNP on October 25, 2016 — Written by the Healthline Editorial Team and Valencia Higuera See the Healthline article.

by Woody McGinnis, M.D. Orlando 21 May 2004 Our thanks to the following for making this information available to us. DIRECT HEALTHCARE ACCESS II LABORATORY 350 W. KENSINGTON ROAD SUITE 107 MOUNT PROSPECT IL 60056 Tel. 847-222-9546 Fax 847-222-9547 email: dha1825@aol.com (We do testing for urinary pyrroles.) In the late 1950’s a team of Canadian … Continued

The following is from J.P. Saleeby, MD, of Savannah, Georgia (Contact info at the end – for further info, his practice is on our site directory at www.AlternativeMentalHealth.com). Below are comments from several emails he sent, plus an article he wrote on this remedy. I have been having success treating schizophrenia with intravenous use of … Continued

(The following article is a letter to the editor written to Time Magazine. It is posted here because of its excellent references on the relationship between aspartame and mental symptoms. Further references are at the end of this article) by Betty Martini, D.Hum, Founder Mission Possible International 9270 River Club Parkway Duluth, Georgia 30097 770 … Continued

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Many companies have developed nutritional supplements that reportedly treat a variety of mental health problems. Below are some, provided for informational purposes only. Safe Harbor and alternativementalhealth.com do not endorse or recommend specific commercial products. 1) The most studied of these that we are aware of, with university research, is the supplement developed by TrueHope … Continued

By Dr. John A. Allocca Testimonials “Migraines were always a part of my life. Anxiety would take over my body. The pain was so unbearable. Locking myself in a dark room was all I could do. Life was difficult for me and my family. I don’t know the chemistry why this works but I can … Continued

Case Study Highlights Clinical Similarity Between Hyperthyroidism And Mania by Great Western Laboratories Older patients who suddenly develop symptoms of bipolar disorder may actually be suffering from an undiagnosed thyroid disorder, suggests a recent case study reported in Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica. Two physicians report the case of a 65-year-old man with no personal or family … Continued

A Case Study by Tim Shannon, N.D. http://www.drtshannon.com Female, 44 yrs old 12/15/99 Diagnosed Bipolar in 1982 S: I’m really tired when I get up, I’m really tired waking up – have to get up @ 5:30. Even if go to sleep early, after 10 hours of sleep, wake tired. I am manic depressive. I’ve … Continued

The following was submitted by William Walsh, Ph.D., Senior Scientist, Walsh Research Institute The Center has lab tested over 17,000 individuals with mental disorders and has correlated the data to find which conditions tend to lead to bipolar disorder. The three primary biochemical classifications of bipolar disorder are the following” A. Undermethylation: This condition is … Continued

Taken from the National Empowerment Center Web site: http://www.power2u.org/selfhep/voices.html Some research suggests that if you put a rubber band around your wrist and snap it each time the distressing voices start, they will decrease in intensity and/or frequency. Some people have found it particularly helpful to use “I statements”. For instance, if a voice begins … Continued