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DocMalerba discusses Traumatic Brain Injury on Healthy Medicine Radio (Episode #110)

On October 11, 2011   /   All Archives, Homeopathic Medicine, Medical Conditions & Ailments, Video & Audio   /   Leave a comment
DocMalerba discusses Traumatic Brain Injury on Healthy Medicine Radio (Episode #110)

Dr Robert Zieve discusses the use of homeopathic medicine in healing concussions and traumatic brain injury (TBI) with Dr Larry Malerba and homeopath Donna Lozito, then talks about his own experience with recovery from a minor stroke. Listen to Episode #110 Here

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Unexpected Help for Victims of Traumatic Brain Injury

On August 31, 2011   /   All Archives, Homeopathic Medicine, Medical Conditions & Ailments   /   Leave a comment
Unexpected Help for Victims of Traumatic Brain Injury

by Larry Malerba, DO (North Atlantic Book Communities) The recent and tragic death of New York Rangers hockey player, Derek Boogaard, highlights a serious deficiency in the conventional medical approach to head trauma. Although his death remains a mystery it cannot be overlooked that this young man had been sidelined by a season-ending concussion five months earlier. It was the 28 year-old’s fourth documented concussion. With

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"In the last century or so, science has unwittingly fallen prey to the very habit of mind it was designed to avoid. In its desire to distance itself from doctrine in order to delve dispassionately into the nature of things, science has come dangerously close to advocating a doctrinaire materialism." - from Yoga Psychology and the Transformation of Consciousness by Don Salmon & Jan Maslow

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