"Optimum nutrition is the medicine of tomorrow." — Linus Pauling, two-time Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry and Peace, and one of the most influential scientists of the 20th century, whose pioneering work on Vitamin C and nutritional supplementation laid the foundation for what is now called orthomolecular medicine. The Body Already Knows How to Heal Gum tissue and bone do not need to be told how to regenerate. The body already knows how to do this — it does it constantly, m
"The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease." — Thomas Edison The Problem Rarely Starts Where It Hurts The temporomandibular joint rarely announces itself as the source of the problem. What it produces instead is a collection of symptoms that scatter in every direction — headaches, ear pressure, neck stiffness, shoulder tension, tinnitus — sending patients t
How Two Quick Procedures Can Change the Way You Smile, Speak, and Live The body adapts with remarkable intelligence—sometimes so well that we stop noticing its compromises. Two Conditions, One Thing in Common Some people spend years believing their smile is simply "the way it is." Others have lived with a restricted tongue their entire lives, never realizing it has been affecting the way they speak, chew, sleep, or even breathe. What they often have in common is not the condi
