Author: Melvin E. Page, DDS
A thorough presentation of the Page method of endocrine pattern measurement. This method of analyzing body chemistry provides a great deal of useful information. Specific forearm and calf measurements provide a very accurate tool to assess an individual’s glandular status. Also, general nutritional information is provided to complete the presentation.
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The purpose of this book is to introduce four concepts of TMJ therapy: (1) The TMJ PA Block Concept; (2) The Fulcrum Appliance (Orthotic) Concept; (3) The Nutrient Pharmacology Concept; (4) The Electrical Point Concept. The degree of success is elevated to new heights when these four concepts are accepted and practiced as a foundation to TMJ therapy.
Dr. Peshek gives a thorough presentation on the heart from a functional perspective, with tons of references from Dr. Lee’s materials on the Endocardiograph. This manual includes most of the Endocardiograph diagnostic evaluations. Dr. Peshek a long-time disciple of both Harold Hawkins and Melvin Page, brings Dr. Hawkins classic work in pH and Dr. Page’s work together in this book. His biochemical background is utilized to support a full spectrum treatment. It also includes information on electro-point therapy. ISBN 0-960590226
The most inclusive of Dr. Page’s works. It first gives a background on nutrition (diet) and the Page method of graphing the endocrine system. It then goes on, using patient examples and Dr. Page’s treatment knowledge, to show how to successfully promote well-being. It provides a large body of useful information.
The Blood And It’s 3rd Anatomical Element by Antoine Béchamp MD. PhD, was first published in France in 1899 and later translated into English in 1912. This work is a scientific masterpiece on the microzyma, the sub-microscopic organisms of the cell of life form. Bechamp’s work was overshadowed and almost lost do to the flamboyant behavior of one of his students, Lewis Pasteur (Beauchamp or Pasteur-A Lost Chapter in the History of Biology by G. Douglas Hume.) Beauchamp’s work and understanding of biochemistry is enlightening and fascinating even more so today. This is not a Sunday read.
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