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<strong>Bio</strong>chemical treatment is a modality in which nutrient levels in blood,urine, and tissues are balanced to improve physical and mentalfunctioning. The procedure involves extensive chemical analysis ofblood, urine, and tissues to define the patient’s biochemistry.Treatment requires supplements of specific amino acids, vitamins,and minerals which need to be supplied with rifle-shot precision.<strong>Bio</strong>chemical treatment can be effective only for persons withsignificant biochemical imbalances. This new therapy has beenapplied primarily to victims of schizophrenia, depression, andbehavior disorders.<strong>Bio</strong>chemical Treatment of SchizophreniaIn the 1950’s, Abram Hoffer discovered that many persons withsevere mental illness improved greatly after treatment with vitaminsB-3, B-12, and folic acid. Subsequently, Carl Pfeiffer, M.D., Ph.D. ofPrinceton, New Jersey, developed a classification system whichdivided schizophrenia into three major biochemical groupings whichhe termed histadelia, histapenia, and pyroluria. Pfeiffer studied morethan 20,000 patients with schizophrenia and reported 90% of themfell into one of these three categories. He developed individualizednutrient treatments for each of these conditions and reported goodtreatment effectiveness across each group. Pfeiffer (now deceased)reported striking improvements in thousands of case histories, butunfortunately did not carry out double-blind, controlled studies oftreatment efficacy. In the absence of double-blind studies, thispromising treatment system has been regarded as unproved.The Pfeiffer Treatment Center (Naperville, IL) has treated more than1,000 persons with a diagnosis of schizophrenia using this system. Anoutcome study involving 150 patients indicated that best results areachieved for patients under the age of 40. Referring psychiatristsreport that most patients improve significantly after biochemicaltreatment, enabling lower medication dosages and reduced sideeffects. <strong>Bio</strong>chemical treatment for schizophrenia is most effectivewhen administered along with medication, counseling and otherconventional treatment. At the present state of development,

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