A recent Wall Street Journal article highlighted what some people (possibly more women than men) are experiencing after they recovered from the acute COVID-19 illness. The symptoms, which may be relapsing and remitting, are similar to dysautonomia, chronic fatigue syndrome–also called myologic encephalitis [ME], or chronic fatigue immune dysfunction [CFID]– (severe fatigue, brain fog, exercise intolerance, […]
Dr. Robert Hedaya reviews who is at risk (why and what to do about it), symptom clusters, the status and risks of testing, prevention, actions to take if you become ill, and how the future looks. Dr. Hedaya discusses the social and spiritual dimensions of the Corona Crisis, and takes 35 questions from the audience.
The Whole Psychiatry & Brain Recovery Center gets to the bottom of your medical problems. We do not give up until we solve your problems using traditional medicine, functional medicine, and some of the most advanced brain recovery techniques in the country, if not the world. This is why patients come to us from around the world.
This is a video of Bob and his son Josh, who lives in W. Hollywood, discussing Josh’s Covid 19 experience.
My patients ask, “What should I do to prepare for the Corona Virus?” This is what I’ve shared with them, and now with you… To My Patients, The first issue is, how dangerous is this virus? In China, where the quality of health care is significantly lower than in the US, the mortality rate is […]
If Dr. Hedaya looks familiar to you, it may be because you’ve seen his uncle, the actor, Dan Hedaya. Dan Hedaya is known for his prolific career in film and television as well as his artwork. Creativity runs in the family – Dr. Hedaya is gifted photographer and guitarist. Part of a large Brooklyn family, […]
Jeremy Abbate writes in The Wall Street Journal With Every Alzheimer’s Diagnosis the Same Bleak Conversation Aug. 25, 2017 6:44 p.m. ET On an overcast Tuesday morning last October in Northford, Conn., I sat in a second-row pew in a quiet church and watched my father tell a heartwarming story about his older sister, Martha. […]
Time for a Better Approach To Alzheimer’s Treatments Alzheimer’s research has failed because of adherence to a flawed model. April 16, 2017 12:32 p.m. ET As a psychopharmacologist who has worked with chronic illnesses such as dementia, neurodegenerative disorders and psychiatric disorders for more than 35 years, I can categorically say that the reason Alzheimer’s […]
