A Physician's Handbook on Orthomolecular Medicine

Content: 
PERGAMON TITLES OF RELEVANT INTEREST, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Preface, Page ix, Roger J. Williams, Dwight K. Kalita
Contributors, Pages x-xii
Acknowledgements, Page xiii, Roger J. Williams, Dwight K. Kalita
1 - Orthomolecular Medicine“We Command Nature Only By Obeying Her” (Bacon): “We Command Nature Only By Obeying Her” (Bacon), Pages 1-3, DWIGHT K. KALITA
2 - A Renaissance of Nutritional Science is Imminent, Pages 4-10, ROGER J. WILLIAMS, JAMES D. HEFFLEY, MAN-LI YEW, CHARLES W. BODE
3 - “Supernutrition” as a Strategy for the Control of Disease, Pages 11-14, ROGER J. WILLIAMS
4 - Supernutrition, Pages 15-23, A. HOFFER
5 - On Sugar and White Flour … the dangerous twins!How, with the best of intentions, we have managed to process natural foods into appetite-tempting, disease-breeding trouble-makers…: How, with the best of intentions, we have managed to process natural foods into appetite-tempting, disease-breeding trouble-makers…, Pages 24-30, MILES H. ROBINSON
6 - The Nutritional Teamwork Approach: Prevention and Regression of Cataracts in Rats (galactose-induced cataracts/toxicity resistance/suboptimal nutrition/nutrient testing): galactose-induced cataracts/toxicity resistance/suboptimal nutrition/nutrient testing, Pages 31-35, JAMES D. HEFFLEY, ROGER J. WILLIAMS
7 - Micronutrient Deficiencies in Major Sources of Calories: “The elements (zinc, manganese, chromium, etc.) can not be synthesized by living things, as are the vitamins, but must be captured by plants from soil or sea to enter the food chain. Animals raised for profit are fed luxus amounts of essential trace metals; man gets minimal amounts”, Pages 36-39, HENRY A. SCHROEDER
8 - The Name of the Game is the Name, Pages 40-44, E. CHERASKIN
9 - “Linus Pauling before Congress”, Pages 45-50, LINUS PAULING
10 - Significance of High Daily Intake of Ascorbic Acid in Preventive Medicine, Pages 51-59, FREDERICK ROBERT KLENNER
11 - A Review of Vitamin B6, Pages 60-63, JOHN M. ELLIS
12 - What About Vitamin E? Eminent investigators now suspect it may be one of the key factors to help resist disease and slow the aging process, Pages 64-66, LINUS PAULING
13 - Tailoring the Dose, Pages 67-70, WILFRID E. SHUTE
14 - A New Brand of Nutritional Science, Pages 71-75, ROGER J. WILLIAMS
15 - On the Orthomolecular Environment of the Mind: Orthomolecular Theory, Pages 76-82, LINUS PAULING
16 - Treatment of Schizophrenia, Pages 83-89, A. HOFFER
17 - Treatment of Learning Disabilities, Pages 90-94, ALLAN COTT
18 - The use of Vitamin B12b in Psychiatric Practice, Pages 95-100, H.L. NEWBOLD
19 - Pangamic Acid: B15, Pages 101-105, ALLAN COTT
20 - Copper, Zinc, Manganese, Niacin and Pyridoxine in the Schizophrenias, Pages 106-120, CARL C. PFEIFFER, DONNA BACCHI
21 - Ecologic Orientation in Medicine: Comprehensive Environmental Control in Diagnosis and Therapy, Pages 121-129, THERON G. RANDOLPH
22 - Cerebral Reactions in Allergic Patients Illustrative Case Histories and Comments, Pages 130-139, MARSHALL MANDELL
23 - Maladaptive Reactions to Frequently Used Foods and Commonly Met Chemicals as Precipitating Factors in Many Chronic Physical and Chronic Emotional Illnesses, Pages 140-150, WILLIAM H. PHILPOTT
24 - Immunological Deficiency in Schizophrenia Schizophrenia as a Variant Syndrome in the Nutritional Deficiency Addiction — Diabetes Mellitus — Infection Disease Process, Pages 151-155, WILLIAM H. PHILPOTT
25 - Hypoglycemia: The End of Your Sweet Life, Pages 156-160, WILLIAM CURRIER, JOHN BARON, DWIGHT K. KALITA
26 - Domiciliary Chemical Air Pollution in the Etiology of Ecologic Mental Illness, Pages 161-172, THERON G. RANDOLPH
27 - The Eyes' Dual Function, Pages 173-180, JOHN OTT
28 - A Legal Triumph for Orthomolecular Medicine, Pages 181-183, DWIGHT K. KALITA
29 - Orthomolecular Therapy Review of the Literature, Pages 184-195, KAY HALL
Index, Pages 196-199
Appendix - Proteolytic Enzyme and Amino Acid Therapy in Degenerative Disease, Pages 200-207