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- Linking To And Embedding Metabolic Mind’s “Why Setbacks Can Happen with Ketogenic Therapy for Mental Illness — and How to Respond”
- Linking To And Excerpting From Neurologist Dr Matthew CL Phillips’ Metabolic Therapy Program (MTP) [a time-restricted ketogenic diet]
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- Links To Substack’s Ten Videos On Podcasting
- Linking To And Embedding The Video “How To Sell Digital Products Directly From Substack!”
- Results Of A Google Search: Direct Primary Care
- Linking To And Embedding Dr Anders Sørensen’s Substack Post “How to Taper Antidepressants: Understand the Hyperbolic Curve Before It Hits You”
- Linking To And Excerpting From “Trends in clinical studies evaluating neurofilament light chain as a biomarker”
- Linking To And Excerpting From Dr. Norwitz’ Video “What I’m Doing to Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease After Seeing this New Harvard Study”
- Linking To And Excerpting From “The Ketogenic Diet As A Potential Treatment And Prevention Strategy For Alzheimer’s Disease”
- Linking To And Embedding Neurogal MD’s “Can Lithium Prevent Alzheimer’s? | Neurologist Explains New 2025 Study”
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- Linking To And Embedding Metabolic Mind’s “Fasting and Ketosis to treat Dementia With Dr. Matthew Phillips”
- Linking To And Excerpting From Investigating the Therapeutic Potential of the Ketogenic Diet in Modulating Neurodegenerative Pathophysiology: An Interdisciplinary Approach”
- Linking To And Excerpting From “Inflammation and Cardiovascular Disease: 2025 ACC Scientific Statement: A Report of the American College of Cardiology”
- Introduction To Substack From Solo Shannon: Is Substack the Secret to Earning Online if You’re Over 50?
- Linking To The National Cancer Institute’s “PDQ® Cancer Information for Health Professionals”
- Linking To The National Cancer Institute’s Dictionary of Cancer Terms
- YouTube Review of The Echonous Scanner
- Linking To The UNC School Of Medicine Department Of Medicine’s “Rapid Response Guide” With Links To Additional Resources
- Linking To And Excerpting From Frontiers In Nutrition’s “TOWARD, a metabolic health intervention, demonstrates robust 1-year weight loss and cost-savings through deprescription”
- Linking To The National Cancer Institute’s “Prostate Cancer Treatment (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version”
- Linking To And Embedding Metabolic Mind’s “Can Ketogenic Therapy Beat Ozempic? Study Shows Affordable, Sustainable Weight Loss”
- Linking To And Excerpting From Critical Care’s “Diagnostic accuracy of multi-organ point-of-care ultrasound for pulmonary embolism in critically ill patients: a systematic review and meta-analysis”
- YouTube Video From Howfinity On ” How to Use Reddit – Complete Beginner’s Guide”
- Embedding Awesome Ultrasound’s “[Ultrasound Lecture] How to Scan the Appendix – Principles (Part 1)” And “Part 2: How to Scan the Appendix – Live Demonstrations”
- Reviewing And Embedding Dr Chris Fox’s Video On Establishing An Undergraduate Medical School Ultrasound Program At UC Irvine
- Embedding Indiana University School Of Medicine POCUS’ “Small Bowel Ultrasound”
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Category Archives: Internet Book Of Critical Care By Dr. Farkas
Reviewing The IBCC chapter “Movement disorder emergencies” Including The Management Of Parkinson’s Disease
In this post, I review Dr. Josh Farkas‘ Internet Book Of Critical Care chapter, Movement disorder emergencies, May 25, 2022. All that follows is from the above resource. Movement disorders are encountered more frequently in the critical care unit than … Continue reading
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