These first eight articles describe Inflammation Therapy and the science behind this activation immunotherapy:
- Inflammation Therapy – Simple Introduction
- Bacterial Etiology Theory of Chronic Inflammation
- Benicar – Key Component of Inflammation Therapy
- Efficacy and Expectations of Inflammation Therapy
- Vitamin D Deficiency
- Vitamin D Tests
- Inflammation and vitamin D: the infection connection
- Video presentation – Not A Vitamin
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Vitamin D – Not A Vitamin (slides & audio by Meg Mangin, RN)
Vitamin D and Autoimmune Disease
Vitamin D and Cardiovascular Disease
Vitamin D and the Compromised Immune System
Vitamin D and the Effects of Intracellular Pathogens
Vitamin D and Osteoporosis
Vitamin D and Rickets
Vitamin D Deficiency
Vitamin D Deficiency – Bacterial Etiology
Vitamin D Metabolism Dysregulation Causes Low Serum 25(OH)D
Vitamin D Metabolism Dysregulation Diagnosis
Vitamin D Photosynthesis, Clothing and Sunscreen
Vitamin D Photosynthesis and Elderly Skin
Vitamin D Photosynthesis and Latitude
Vitamin D Photosynthesis and Skin Pigmentation
Vitamin D Photosynthesis, Pollution, Tall Buildings, Shade and Clouds
Vitamin D Supplementation
Vitamin D Supplementation and Chronic Disease
Vitamin D Supplementation Risks
Vitamin D Tests
Vitamin D Test Results Conversion Calculator
Vitamin D, Today, in the Past and in the FutureVitamins and Minerals
Nothing contained in these articles is or should be considered, or used as a substitute for, medical advice, diagnosis or treatment by your physician.
The articles in this index have been adapted from our private Library of Information. These articles do not contain details about Benicar dosing or the antibiotics (which are prescription medications) used with Inflammation Therapy. That information is in our Library of Information which is accessible by any physician upon request and by others who provide their physician’s contact information. Click here for a list of articles available in our Library of Information and Physicians Library.
Access to our private libraries (see this sample page) is available, without enrollment in our counseling program. Interested persons should contact us via info@chronicillnessrecovery.org. It’s our policy to notify your doctor that you have access to this information about management of Inflammation Therapy prescription medications.
Physicians may use CIR libraries even if they don’t have a patient enrolled in our counseling program….simply contact us and ask to register.
Unless otherwise specified, the information in these articles was written by Meg Mangin, RN
