IAFNR awards Researcher of the Year to Dr. Datis Kharrazian
Dr. Kharrazian received a Researcher of the Year award at the 7th Annual International Association of Functional Neurology and Rehabilitation (IAFNR) conference.
IAFNR represents more than a thousand members from around the world. Its members include various doctors, health care professionals, and researchers who are interested in improving brain function.
IAFNR presented the award to Dr. Kharrazian for his research on how dietary proteins and chemicals impact the nervous system.
Drs. Comey, Brock, Kharrazian, and Mellilo at the 7th Annual International Association of Functional Neurology and Rehabilitation conference
Congratulations my friend.
You model such high standards of excellence in your passion that it calls all of us to a higher level of commitment to be the best we can be in our areas of expertise.
Thank you
I’m so privileged to have been in attendance at some of your earlier seminars here in San Diego, CA. I learned so much from you then. You have accomplished so much more and many more will benefit from your work.
Congratulations Dr. K!
Debra Parker, MS, HHP, CNC
Your book “Why isn’t my brain working” literally saved my life, i can never thank you enough! your teachings have inspired me so much that i have decided to pursue my new found dream to be a practitioner one day. Thank you so much!
Brent;
Thank you so much for the testimonial. It’s great to hear the book helped you so much! We’ll be sure Dr. Kharrazian sees it!
Please give us a new updated thyroid/brain book. I am sure you have discovered a bunch of new stuff and possibly changed opinion on some things.
Jake;
An updated thyroid book is in the works. Dr. Kharrazian has had to wait for some new research to be published so he could include it in the book. No idea on release date, but it’s coming. Thanks for your interest!
I’m looking for information on the newest discoveries about TH17 as it relates to Hashimoto’s. I’m not finding anything on Dr. K’s website. Can you direct me to where I might find this kind of information? And is there an update about his updated book on the thyroid gland? Thank you!
Hi Linda,
Glad you are reading up on TH17 and such. We don’t have a list of resources for you, but if you go to the Google Scholar search engine, you may find plenty. GS allows you to search across many disciplines and sources w/o having to filter out the less science-oriented junk: articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities, etc.
https://scholar.google.com/
Re: the thyroid book… it’s in process, but no date has been announced. He’s got a lot of projects in the air right now, what with teaching other practitioners, etc. Rest assured that when it comes out, we’ll announce it on the blog and via the email newsletter!