by Junius Adams
Reprinted from COSMOPOLITAN - June 1977

Nevertheless, there have been some crossovers from the opposition. Dr. Robert Naiman, a well known "establishment" psychiatrist, has said, "I'm for everything that helps anybody. Orthomolecular therapy's apparently helping, so I am delighted it is in the field." Not long ago, Dr. Ben Burston, assistant professor of psychiatry at the Yale Medical College, sent a 26-year-old male patient, described as a "intractable schizophrenic," to the Brain Bio Center. The man is now recovered, as a married, and is leading a reasonably happy, normal life. Says Dr. Berston: "I'm not so committed to my magic that I can't try anyone else's."