Study on a case of improvement of depression using Ortho-Cellular Nutrition Therapy (OCNT)
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Objective: Study on a case of improvement of depression through the use of OCNTMethods: OCNT was implemented due to depression that lasted over prolonged period time on a 59-year old Korean female. Results: Depression gradually improved a little by little following the implementation of OCNT and symptoms improved eventually to the extent of enabling the patient to engage in internal and external activities. Conclusion: Application of OCNT to those suffering from depression can be helpful in alleviation of symptoms.
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Objective: Study on a case of improvement of depression through the use of OCNTMethods: OCNT was implemented due to depression that lasted over prolonged period time on a 59-year old Korean female. Results: Depression gradually improved a little by little following the implementation of OCNT and symptoms improved eventually to the extent of enabling the patient to engage in internal and external activities. Conclusion: Application of OCNT to those suffering from depression can be helpful in alleviation of symptoms.
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