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March 20, 1998 - Image 197

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1998-03-20

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Frustrated, Glickenhaus went to his
ear, nose and throat specialist one
more time and the doctor referred him
to a neurologist. After listing his
symptoms, the neurologist told him
he had classic migraine symptoms,
gave him a prescription and a list of
foods to avoid.
Glickenhaus filled the prescription,
but he also fired up his computer.
Once logged onto the Internet, he did
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newly relevant feverfew.
"I went into Yahoo and a couple of
other search engines and typed in
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-Glickenhaus says. "I looked under
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Weil's site and several other places."
What he found was consistent, pos-
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it was worth trying. Then he did a
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months and he hasn't had a severe
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has had have been mild and easily
overcome with some stronger prescrip-
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With that success, Glickenhaus has
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As we were speaking, Glickenhaus
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