18SW12 - Comparative Mechanisms of Action between Botanical Antimicrobials and Pharmaceutical Drugs Dube Dharmendra gout and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

gout and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

allergies and asthma with exposure to environmental toxins

The use of computerassisted neurobehavioral testing is reviewed and natural and botanical assistance in reversing toxicant induced changes are addressed

lignum vitae

guidelines for patient care

18SW12 - Comparative Mechanisms of Action between Botanical Antimicrobials and Pharmaceutical Drugs Dube Dharmendra gout and Ehlers-Danlos syndromeSpeaker: Jeffrey Langland. Part one features in vitro observations on the treatment of herpes simplex virus (HSV). Drug treatments have favored the overuse of pharmaceuticals and the development of viral resistance, and have changed little since the 1980s. Our research in the SCNM lab indicates a new mechanism of action for Melissa officinalis, which may be more effective than commonly used pharmaceuticals for all forms of HSV. Part two reports in