JOM – Volume 13, Number 3, 1984

JOM – Volume 13, Number 3, 1984admin2020-02-07T10:44:06-08:00

Editorials:

My Experiences as an Autistic Child and Review of Selected Literature

Temple Grandin.

The Absolute Basophil Count and Blood Histamine Levels

Arthur Sohler, Ph.D., and Carl Pfeiffer, Ph.D., M.D.

Precursor Therapy With Orthomolecular Nutrition

Ira R. Berry and Lionel Borkan

Nutrient Pioneers: Alva Rae Patton, Conrad Elvehjem

A.R. Patton.

The Allergy Problem. Why People Suffer and What Should Be Done – Vicky Rippere, Ph.D., M.Phil. Thorsons Publ. Ltd.

A. Hoffer, M.D., Ph.D.

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Mission Statement

The mission of the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine is to advance knowledge and improve the practice of orthomolecular medicine by educating practitioners of orthomolecular medicine, inspiring scholars, students and future leaders with novel, relevant and high quality metabolic research, clinical studies and reports, informative topic reviews and well-argued commentaries.

The Journal aims to engage the orthomolecular medicine community by providing a forum for debate and the promulgation of new ideas.

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