One of the values of research at the personal level is the realization by the individual that something real has happened within his own experience, and that he has produced data that, once shared, may be meaningful and helpful to other people. Ian Dorian, an A.R.E. member from St. Louis, shared this bit of information […]

W. Lindsay Jacob, a psychiatrist, recently called and told us this story: A patient of his had tinnitus for over three years-so severe that it prevented her from working, and so baffling in its nature that her doctors sent her to a psychiatrist. Lindsay had heard how castor oil drops have really worked a variety […]

The Palma Christi – the Palm of Christ – is the name given during the Middle Ages to the common castor oilplant. No one knows exactly why it was so named. But it’s interesting to consider the importance of symbols and the place symbology plays in the lives of men. Was it just coincidence when […]

Swimming, chlorinated water and August sunshine in Arizona combined to inactivate Beth Grady, one of the Clinic children. She was not even up to eating Mexican food-a delicacy in this area. Her skin was red, her cheeks bright pink, her eyes watering while showing up the colors of the flag. She was miserable. Her mother, […]