ClinicalTrials.gov: Provides patients, family members, and members of the public easy and free access to information on clinical studies for a wide range of diseases and conditions.
20 Clinical Trials Returned
Dr. Dwain Daniel graduated from Cleveland Chiropractic College in 1981 and opened his private practice in San Antonio, Texas in 1982. He was in solo practice until 2000 when he accepted the position of Associate Director of Research at Parker College of Chiropractic. In 2002 he was selected as the Chairperson for the Department of Diagnosis and Clinical Applications. In 2006 he returned to the Research Institute to become the Research-Faculty Liaison for the college. His primary mission is to develop reviews on evidence-based prevention, diagnosis and treatment of a variety of commonly encountered conditions and to assist faculty research. This new and unique position is critical to the educational process in a rapidly changing information and evidence based health care environment. Dr. Daniel received his B.A. degree from Texas State University, is a past President of the Texas Chiropractic Association, District 10, and has earned a Chiropractic Certification in Spinal Trauma (CCST). He has had several papers published in the peer reviewed press and teaches informatics and evidence-based practice to chiropractors throughout the United States.
The reason avocado/soybean unsaponifiables (ASU) did not achieve an “A” rating was due to the limited number of studies performed. A Cochrane review performed in 2001 found the evidence for the....
Diet plays a significant role in HT not only as a common cause for obesity but in its physiological role. Excess consumption as well as reduced consumption of many nutrients has been implicated as....
Diet plays a significant role in HT not only as a common cause for obesity but in its physiological role. Excess consumption as well as reduced consumption of many nutrients has been....
Since the introduction of the Feingold diet in the 1970’s a debate has raged over the role of food additives, artificial sweeteners and sugar in ADHD. The evidence is strongly conflicting. An early....
A review published in 2009 identified several nutritional supplements that may have value in the treatment of ADHD. The authors of this review caution the reader that the evidence is primarily from....
Most herbal or nutritional supplements have little evidence available as to effectiveness. Limited evidence exists for the use of: A. Melatonin (25) B. Dehydroepiandrosterone....
A. Melatonin (25) B. Dehydroepiandrosterone....
A large number of nutraceuticals have been identified as potentially effective treatment alternatives for OA. Unfortunately, except for GS/CS and ASU, only limited research, much of which is lower....
Several studies have reported some nutritional supplements may be of benefit in the treatment of ETTH. It should be noted that these studies are not considered high quality or do not specifically....
There is significant disagreement whether nutritional supplementation has established itself as a viable treatment option in asthma. Cochrane reviews have explored vitamin C,....
Insufficient levels of several nutrients have been associated with ADHD in a variety of studies although the strength of evidence of these studies is weak. Suboptimal levels of omega 3 fatty....
A wide variety of nutritional concerns have been identified although research supporting the role of nutrition is lacking. Levels in the low normal range are sufficient to cause concern. Nutrients....
A. Melatonin (B-): As....
A follow up study to the DASH diet was published in 2001 which added reduction of sodium intake to the DASH diet. All subgroups of this study found reduced sodium intake was associated with....
A degree of controversy exists as to the role sodium restriction plays in hypertension and long term outcomes. While the evidence is clear blood pressure is decreased with sodium restriction....
A very limited number of studies have suggested vitamin B12 deficiency may play a role in prevention of FM. One case series observed high levels of homocysteine (HCY) in cerebral spinal fluid....
Several older studies (1997 and prior) have been published which show 100mg of vitamin B6 to be effective in the treatment of CTS. Unfortunately all are either descriptive studies or seriously....
Of the conservative methods to achieve reductions in blood pressure, some of the most consistent effects are achieved through weight reduction. Several....