Nutrition & Behavior: A Lecture By Russell Blaylock, MD

I do think Dr. Blaylock maybe onto something. He is not actually board certified as his website states as he has not kept up with Maintenance of Certification. His website does not allow messages to be sent to him so I wasn't able to contact him about this error.

drsa76, I would like to know why you think this. If you visit the American Board of Medical Specialties website you will find that Dr. Russell Blaylock is still listed as a board certified neurosurgeon. But please send me (his son) a message if you feel that Dr. Blaylock needs to be made aware of any kind of error regarding his credentials and I'll see that he gets it.

I checked the board of Neurosurgery and he was listed but he does not continue with Maintenance of Certification, which is needed for board certification, but if no longer practicing I would not expect for him to maintain it.

This is why I only eat healthy foods. And hopefully everyone else does the same so we can have a healthier, happier world.

Keep the serotonin levels up. (-:

Dr. Blaylock is amazing! His work is very important especially with regards to autism and neurodegenerative disorders like Parkinsons. Make this man Surgeon General!

vintozwahalen: Very well put. EXACTLY! Now is the time for the West to give serious consideration to the Vedas and the True meaning of Yoga. I have been a Tantric Monk for many years now and never before have I seen clearly see the value of Yoga to all beings. I am not talking about exercises but The Science, Philosophy and Wisdom of the Supreme truth that is YOGA. As Patanjali puts it "YOGA IS THE CONTROL OF THE THOUGHT WAVES IN THE MIND: ONLY THEN DO WE STAND IN OUR OWN TRUE NATURE."

"...Perfect speed is knowing you're already there..."

and he is being completely anecdotal when citing the Columbine tragedy. The fact that their daddies left guns around in MUCH MORE significant. So sugar is bad. And how much money do you want me to pay you to get me to stop eating sugar. I'm not sure I have enough!

Actually, jessess66, I think that when he mentioned all those school shootings, he was talking about prescription psychotropic drugs.