G. Eby

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Zinc Lozenges: Cold Cure or Candy? Solution Chemistry Determinations

G. Eby, 2004, Bioscience reports.

Rapid recovery from major depression using magnesium treatment.

G. Eby, K. L. Eby, 2006, Medical hypotheses.

Zinc lozenges as cure for the common cold – A review and hypothesis

G. Eby, 2009, Medical Hypotheses.

The mouth–nose biologically closed electric circuit in zinc lozenge therapy of common colds as explanation of rapid therapeutic action

G. Eby, 2012, Expert review of respiratory medicine.

Rescue treatment and prevention of asthma using magnesium throat lozenges: Hypothesis for a mouth-lung biologically closed electric circuit.

G. Eby, 2006, Medical hypotheses.

Ineffectiveness of zinc gluconate nasal spray and zinc orotate lozenges in common-cold treatment: a double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial.

G. Eby, W. W. Halcomb, 2006, Alternative therapies in health and medicine.

Zinc Lozenges as Cure for Common Colds

G. Eby, 1996, The Annals of pharmacotherapy.

Linearity in Dose—Response from Zinc Lozenges in Treatment of Common Colds

G. Eby, 1995 .

Strong humming for one hour daily to terminate chronic rhinosinusitis in four days: a case report and hypothesis for action by stimulation of endogenous nasal nitric oxide production.

G. Eby, 2006, Medical hypotheses.

Testosterone as an atrial fibrillation treatment and stroke preventative in aging men: case histories and hypothesis.

G. Eby, 2010, Medical hypotheses.

Zinc treatment prevents dysmenorrhea.

G. Eby, 2007, Medical hypotheses.

A hypothesis for anti-nanobacteria effects of gallium with observations from treating kidney disease.

G. Eby, 2008, Medical hypotheses.

Therapeutic effectiveness of ionic zinc for common colds.

G. Eby, 2008, Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America.

Elimination of efficacy by additives in zinc acetate lozenges for common colds.

G. Eby, 2001, Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America.

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F. Davidoff, L. Hollister, G. Eby, 1998 .

Stability constants of zinc complexes affect common cold treatment results

G. Eby, 1988, Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy.

Elimination of cardiac arrhythmias using oral taurine with l-arginine with case histories: Hypothesis for nitric oxide stabilization of the sinus node.

G. Eby, W. W. Halcomb, 2006, Medical hypotheses.

Elimination of arthritis pain and inflammation for over 2 years with a single 90 min, topical 14% gallium nitrate treatment: case reports and review of actions of gallium III.

G. Eby, 2005, Medical hypotheses.

Reduction in duration of common colds by zinc gluconate lozenges in a double-blind study

D. R. Davis, G. Eby, A. George, 1984, Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy.

Treatment of acute lymphocytic leukemia using zinc adjuvant with chemotherapy and radiation--a case history and hypothesis.

G. Eby, 2005, Medical hypotheses.

Treatment of croup with topical ionic zinc.

G. Eby, 2010, Medical hypotheses.

Magnesium for treatment-resistant depression: a review and hypothesis.

G. Eby, K. L. Eby, 2010, Medical hypotheses.

High-dose zinc to terminate angina pectoris: a review and hypothesis for action by ICAM inhibition.

G. Eby, W. W. Halcomb, 2006, Medical hypotheses.

Is gallium nitrate an effective kidney stone, calcified uterine fibroid, atherosclerosis and cataract anti-nanobacteria treatment? A case history and hypothesis.

G. Eby, 2010, Medical hypotheses.

Use of topical zinc to prevent recurrent herpes simplex infection: review of literature and suggested protocols.

G. Eby, W. W. Halcomb, 1985, Medical hypotheses.