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Forest Tennant, M.D., Dr.PH., started his pain clinic in 1975. Originally it focused on treating the pain of cancer and post-polio. He has authored over 300 scientific articles and books, and currently serves as Editor Emeritus of Practical Pain Management, the nation’s most widely circulated pain journal for physicians.

He has formerly served as a Medical Officer in the US Army and US Public Health Service. In the past he has been a consultant to the US Food and Drug Administration, National Institute on Drug Abuse, Drug Enforcement Administration, LA Dodgers, National Football League, and NASCAR.

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Bulletin 63: Healing Damaged Spinal Cords With Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) And Neurosteroids (NS)

Bulletin 62: Two Great Hormonal Discoveries In Pain Care

Bulletin 61: The Way Forward In Pain Care

August 2018 Special Bulletin

Bulletin 60: Oxytocin And Ketamine Potent Alternative To Opioids

Bulletin 59: Four Types Of Hormone Administration In Pain Management

Bulletin 58: When To Use Oxytocin (Oxt) And Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG)

Bulletin 57: Low Dose Corticoid Treatment Of Neuroinflammation

Bulletin 56: Cortisol And Control Of Neuroinflammation

Bulletin 55: Now - A Finger Stick Hormone Profile

Bulletin 54: Oxytocin: Growing Use In Pain Magement

Bulletin 53: Corticoid Support - A New Concept In pain Management

Bulletin 52: Hypothyroidism

Bulletin 51: Melatonin Can Be Useful In Some Pain Patients

Bulletin 50: Catecholamines: The Forgotten Hormones

Bulletin 49: Human Chorionic Gonadotropin Protocol For Chronic Pain

Bulletin 48: Interpretations And Actions Following Hormone Profile Testing

Bulletin 47: How To Interpret A Hormone Profile

Bulletin 46: The 3 Uses Of Hormones In Pain Management

Bulletin 45: Hormones - Time For New Thinking

Bulletin 44: Are There Complications Of Hormone Replacement In Pain Patients?

Bulletin 43: Protocols For HCG And Oxytocin

Bulletin 42: Hormone Replacement Is A Primary Care Function

Bulletin 41: Expansion Of Recommended Hormone Pain Level

Bulletin 40: Are Abnormal Hormone Serum Levels A Biomarker Of Centralized Pain?

Bulletin 39: Replacement Starting Dosages

Bulletin 38: Hormones Stimulate Cartilage Growth

Bulletin 37: How To Bill Insurance For Hormone Testing And Insurance

Bulletin 36: Hormone Pellets: An Emerging Treatment

Bulletin 35: Hormone Supplementation: RX Or Sell In The Office?

Bulletin 34: Replacement Dosages For Pregnenolone

Bulletin 33: Sexual Dysfunction In Chronic Pain Patients

Bulletin 32: Very Low Hormone Levels

Bulletin 31: Basics Of Hormone Testing And Treatment Action

Bulletin 30: The Physiologic Effects Of Chronic Pain On Serum Hormone Levels

Bulletin 29: Cortisol Abnormalities Are A Factor Of Pain Severity And Longevity

Bulletin 28: How Long Should Patients Stay On Hormones?

Bulletin 27: Hormones Minimize Opioids

Bulletin 26: Why Hormone Testing And Treatment Aren't A Passing Fad In Pain Management

Bulletin 25: Hormone Testing And Treatment Is A New Frontier In Pain Management

Bulletin 24: Recommended Starting Dosages Of Hormones For Chronic Pain Patients

Bulletin 23: How Pain Stimulates Hormones

Bulletin 22: High Pain - High Hormone Levels

Bulletin 21: Opioids Suppress More Hormones Than Testosterone

Bulletin 20: How Long Should Hormones Be Replaced - Facts That Matter

Bulletin 19: How To Use Hormones To Spare Opioids

Bulletin 18: Compounded Or Commercial? Most Pain Practices Use A Combination Of The Two

Bulletin 17: Which Hormone Formulations Should You Use? Basic Replacement Rules

Bulletin 16: How Frequently Should Hormone Testing Be Done?

Bulletin 15: Four Common Clinical Situations And Actions To Take

Bulletin 14: Which Patients Should Be Tested?

Bulletin 13: Which Hormones Should Be Tested?

Bulletin 12: Why Should Hormone Deficiencies Be Identified And Corrected As Part Of A Pain Management Program?

Bulletin 11: Why Is Hormone Testing Important To Pain Management?

Bulletin 10: Hormone Replacement Following Opioid Suppression

Bulletin 9: Osteoporosis In Pain Patients - A Hormone Issue

Bulletin 8: Hormones For Pain Management Compounds And Dosages

Bulletin 7: Hormone Levels Can Validate Presence of Pain and Affect Treatment

Bulletin 6: Testosterone Tips

Bulletin 5: Why Hormones Are The New Frontier In Pain Care

Bulletin 4: Human Chorionic Gonadotropin And Pregnenolone

Bulletin 3: Getting Over The Fear Of Getting Started

Bulletin 2: Hormones And Pain Care - What It Is Not

Bulletin 1: Why The Hormone And Pain Care Movement In 2013

Chapter 10: The Physiologic Effects Of Pain On The Endocrine System

Chapter 9: Which Pain Patients Should Be Tested For Hormone Abnormalities?

Chapter 8: How To Replace Cortisol

Chapter 7: Who To Test For Low Cortisol Levels

Chapter 6: Which Hormones To Test

Chapter 5: Why Normal Hormone Serum Levels Are Essential For Chronic Pain Management

Chapter 4: On The Physiologic Effects Of Pain On The Hormone System

Chapter 3: Neurosteroids In Pain Care

Chapter 2: Basic Hormone Replacement Guidelines

Chapter 1: Hormones As Biomarkers Of Uncontrolled, Severe Pain

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