https://padlet.com/martyhinz/about Marty Hinz, MD, serves as medical director and physician at Morgan Park Clinic in Duluth, Minnesota, seeing telemedicine patients via consults for and with other doctors. Also an experienced emergency room doctor, he has staffed 16 hospitals in four states. Marty Hinz, MD, has conducted extensive research into various neurotransmitters - chemicals that send electrical signals across the human nervous system. As the president of clinical research at NeuroResearch Centers in Duluth, he developed nutritional supplements that correct imbalances in these substances. Before becoming a doctor, Dr. Hinz was a medic-physiological training specialist for the U.S. Air Force. His chief duty was maintaining spacesuits used by pilots of the SR-71 high altitude reconnaissance aircraft. Dr. Hinz was honorably discharged with a Good Conduct Medal before becoming a paramedic at Community Hospital in Minneapolis. After majoring in life sciences and graduating first in his class at Yuba College, he earned a BA in industrial chemistry from St. Cloud State University. Marty Hinz went on to obtain his MD at the University of Minnesota Medical Schools in Duluth and Minneapolis. en-us 2021-05-29 03:20:46 UTC 2021-12-21 00:05:36 UTC hello@padlet.com martyhinz https://padlet.com/martyhinz/about/wish/1957822310 While ADHD is not the result of nutritional gaps, some sources state that certain foods can help reduce the condition’s symptoms. However, there is not sufficient scientific evidence to back that claim. Generally, a healthy lifestyle is beneficial for one’s well-being. This includes a balanced diet and physical exercise. While diets and supplements are not substitutes for treatment, they can help prevent diseases and alleviate their symptoms.]]> 2021-12-21 00:05:36 UTC https://padlet.com/martyhinz/about/wish/1957822310