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clinical ecology

In medicine, ascertaining environmental factors involved in illnesses, particularly those manifesting nonspecific symptoms such as fatigue, depression, allergic reactions, and immune-system malfunctions, and prescribing means of avoiding or minimizing these effects.



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Pauling proposed the term orthomolecular, (1), (2) which we recognized as the correct word to define the total interest in nutrition, clinical ecology, and the use of vitamin and mineral supplements.
which found in 1989 that "review of the clinical ecology literature provides inadequate support for the beliefs and practices" relating to MCS (American College of Physicians, 1989).
American Academy of Allergy and Immunology, 1986: "Review of the clinical ecology literature provides inadequate support for the beliefs and practices of clinical ecology.
 
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