Scientific Publications (all as sole or senior author)

"Hypothyroidism: Sensitive diagnosis and optimal treatment (of all types and grades) ~ a review and comprehensive hypothesis." COPYRIGHT 2000 www.JOHNDOMMISSEMD.com (abstract available on this website and full paper available for purchase at $10; see "Order" section at end of home page.) "Nutritional and other Natural Approaches to AD(H)D". SOCIAL SCIENCE INFORMATION a journal of the House of the Science of Man, Paris, France, Vol. 39, No. 3, 2000, Sept: 489-505. "A Nutritional-Metabolic Approach to Many Psychiatric (and Physical) Illnesses." The AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE Year-2000 Instructional Courses, Kansas City, MO: Plenary Session on Sunday, 26 March, 2000, 8:00am-12 noon. "Preventing and Reversing Severe Depression, Early Dementia, Fatigue, Cardiovascular Disease, Osteoporosis, and Peripheral Neuropathy by Sensitive Blood-Analysis and Optimal Correction of Vitamin B12, B6 and Folic Acid, Both-Thyroid, Sex- and Growth-Hormone Deficiencies." A presentation at the 'ADVANCED CLINICAL NUTRITION 1999' conference of the European Laboratory for Nutrients, based in Utrecht, Holland, and Vitamin Diagnostics, of New Jersey, USA, at the Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky in Amsterdam, 20-23 August, 1999. "The expert speaks: The psychiatric effects of vitamin B12 deficiency". CLINICAL PEARLS NEWS ('a health letter on current research in nutrition and preventive medicine' by I.T. Services, 3301 Alta Arden, Ste 2, Sacramento, CA 95825) 8 (1998), 4 (April). "A nutritional metabolic approach to memory loss: 18 years' experience". Chapter 1 in Section 3: Innovative Therapies for the Prevention of Memory Loss, in THE SCIENCE OF ANTI- AGING MEDICINE (Klatz R, Goldman R, eds). Chicago: The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, 1996: 119-31. "The neuropsychiatric manifestations of vitamin B12 deficiency". PRIMARY PSYCHIATRY 3 (1996), 4 (Apr): 18-21. "T3 is at least as important as T4 in all cases of hypothyroidism". JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY 54 (1993), 7 (July): 277-8. "Bipolar disorder and Crohn's Disease/ vitamin-B12 deficiency" (ltr). JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY 53 (1992), 1 (Jan): 29. "Pseudotumor cerebri associated with lithium therapy (induced hypothyroidism) in two patients" (ltr). JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY 52 (1991), 5 (May): 239. "Subtle vitamin-B12 deficiency and psychiatry: An often unnoticed but devastating relationship?". MEDICAL HYPOTHESES 34 (1991), 2 (Feb): 131-140. "Nutritional treatment of tardive dyskinesia" (ltr). AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 148 (1991), 2 (Feb): 279. "Organic mania induced by phenytoin (induced vitamin-B12 deficiency?)" (ltr). CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 1990, June. "The management of anemia in pregnancy". (ltr. in response to article by my gyn. prof. cousin, also J. Dommisse) SOUTHAFRICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL, 59 (1981), 21 (May 16): 738-9. "Dementia remedies" (ltr). VIRGINIA MEDICAL, 106 (1979), 8 (Aug): 567. "Undiagnosed primary tuberculosis as a possible major cause of a high infant/ child mortality rate". ENVIRONMENTAL CHILD HEALTH JOURNAL (formerly the JOURNAL OF TROPICAL PEDIATRICS), London, 1975, Dec..

In-House Publications THE NATURAL MEDICINE NEWSLETTER, a semi-annual publication of case studies, testimonials, articles, and commentary on highly successful nutritional metabolic approaches to chronic fatigue and chronic fatigue syndrome, abnormal weight gain, depression (including psychotic) and moodswings, hallucinations, obsessions, panic disorder, etc.. Tucson 85718: Nutritional, Metabolic & Psychiatric Medicine (1840 E River Rd, Ste 210), 1996 . This is the letter that is available on my website; the first issue is offered free of charge, as a smaller example of the others, and the others are sold, now at the low cost of only $1.75 US each, except for #8 (Vol. 4, No. 2). Check for contents of each issue: 1. Vol. 1, Issue 1, Sept. '96: A case of classical chronic fatigue/ immune dysfunction syndrome cured by the correction of vitamin B12, manganese and chromium deficiencies, copper excess, and candidate yeast overgrowth in the blood. 1 case history. FREE 2. Vol. 1, Issue 2, March '97: Hidden and undertreated hypothyroidism as a major factor in abnormal weight gain, chronic fatigue and CFS, memory loss, depression, and impotence: 5 case histories. $1.75 3. Vol. 2, Issue 1, Sept., '97: A tale of two women: Chronic fatigue and CFS both alleviated by the correction of thyroid hormonal, vitamin, mineral, fungal and food allergic imbalances in the blood. 2 case histories, plus 1 cameo case. $1.75 4. Vol. 2, Issue 2, March, '98: Another 'tale of two women': Psychotic depression, and chronic fatigue, eliminated by the optimal correction of vitamin-B12 and thyroid hormonal deficiencies, and of mineral and candidal imbalances. 2 case histories; and references relating to the reversal of early Alzheimer's dementia. $1.75 5. Vol. 3, Issue 1, Sept., '98: A tale of two men (and a cameo case of one woman): Severe (psychotic) depression, moodswings, obsessions, hallucinations, panic disorder and dementia, reversed by unusual hormonal, vitamin and mineral treatment. 2 case histories and 1 cameo case report. $1.75 6. Vol. 3, Issue 2, March 1999: Announcements of New Developments; Letters; & Case Reports of Two Women: Early Dementia, Chronic Fatigue, Depression & Other Conditions, Reversed by the Correction of Vitamin, Mineral, Hormonal and Amino-Acid Deficiencies, and Copper Excess. $1.75 7. Vol. 4, Issue 1, Sept. 1999: Announcements of New Developments; A Clever Article about Food; A Brief Case Report: Severe arthritis, loss of appetite & hair, fatigue, anxiety, and allergic symptoms, reversed by the correction of 'sub-subclinical' hypothyroidism, a 'totally normal' vitamin-B12 level, severe manganese, sex and growth hormonal and amino-acid deficiencies, with macrocytosis, delayed food allergies to 4 foods, and copper excess; and the Text of the Paper I Just Presented in Amsterdam. $1.75 8. Vol. 4, Issue 2, March 2000: Definitive paper on Hypothyroidism: Sensitive diagnosis and optimal treatment (of all types and grades) ~ A review and comprehensive hypothesis.' $10.00 9. Vol. 5, Issue 1, Sept. 2000: (1) Some Testimonials; and (2) The text of my 1991 published paper on the scarred interface between vitamin-B12 Deficiency and Psychiatry. $1.75

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