Definition of orthomolecular in English:

orthomolecular

adjective ˌɔːθəʊməˈlɛkjʊləˌôrTHōməˈlekyələr

(in complementary medicine) denoting or relating to a form of treatment that seeks to achieve an optimal biochemical balance in the body, typically by the use of large doses of supplementary vitamins and minerals.
（补充医学）调整分子的（通常通过补充大剂量维生素和矿物质以谋求达到体内最佳生化平衡的一种疗法）
she has a private practice in orthomolecular nutrition
Example sentencesExamples
- Even the most experienced orthomolecular practitioners recommend that oral dosing with free form L-tryptophan is best performed under a physician's close management.
- There must be a major expansion into the use of orthomolecular therapy to sort out the variables and to determine how to improve the therapeutic outcome of treatment.
- Recently the orthomolecular pioneer Jonathan Wright, MD, made a compelling case for lithium being a safe and well-tolerated neuroprotectant at low doses.
- And so between the acupuncture and the orthomolecular medicine, I have not had an episode for nine years, which is a miracle if you're me.
- This approach falls under the umbrella of orthomolecular medicine - a term coined by one of the major scientific geniuses of the 20th century, Nobel laureate Linus Pauling.

Origin

1968: from ortho- + molecular; coined by Linus Pauling.

Definition of orthomolecular in US English:

orthomolecular

adjectiveˌôrTHōməˈlekyələr

Pertaining to a theory that illness can be treated and health maximized by creating the optimal molecular environment for the cells of the body through the introduction of natural substances.
she has a private practice in orthomolecular nutrition
Example sentencesExamples
- There must be a major expansion into the use of orthomolecular therapy to sort out the variables and to determine how to improve the therapeutic outcome of treatment.
- Recently the orthomolecular pioneer Jonathan Wright, MD, made a compelling case for lithium being a safe and well-tolerated neuroprotectant at low doses.
- Even the most experienced orthomolecular practitioners recommend that oral dosing with free form L-tryptophan is best performed under a physician's close management.
- And so between the acupuncture and the orthomolecular medicine, I have not had an episode for nine years, which is a miracle if you're me.
- This approach falls under the umbrella of orthomolecular medicine - a term coined by one of the major scientific geniuses of the 20th century, Nobel laureate Linus Pauling.

Origin

1968: from ortho- + molecular; coined by Linus Pauling.

单词	orthomolecular
释义	Definition of orthomolecular in English: orthomolecular adjective ˌɔːθəʊməˈlɛkjʊləˌôrTHōməˈlekyələr (in complementary medicine) denoting or relating to a form of treatment that seeks to achieve an optimal biochemical balance in the body, typically by the use of large doses of supplementary vitamins and minerals. （补充医学）调整分子的（通常通过补充大剂量维生素和矿物质以谋求达到体内最佳生化平衡的一种疗法） she has a private practice in orthomolecular nutrition Example sentencesExamples Even the most experienced orthomolecular practitioners recommend that oral dosing with free form L-tryptophan is best performed under a physician's close management. There must be a major expansion into the use of orthomolecular therapy to sort out the variables and to determine how to improve the therapeutic outcome of treatment. Recently the orthomolecular pioneer Jonathan Wright, MD, made a compelling case for lithium being a safe and well-tolerated neuroprotectant at low doses. And so between the acupuncture and the orthomolecular medicine, I have not had an episode for nine years, which is a miracle if you're me. This approach falls under the umbrella of orthomolecular medicine - a term coined by one of the major scientific geniuses of the 20th century, Nobel laureate Linus Pauling. Origin 1968: from ortho- + molecular; coined by Linus Pauling. Definition of orthomolecular in US English: orthomolecular adjectiveˌôrTHōməˈlekyələr Pertaining to a theory that illness can be treated and health maximized by creating the optimal molecular environment for the cells of the body through the introduction of natural substances. she has a private practice in orthomolecular nutrition Example sentencesExamples There must be a major expansion into the use of orthomolecular therapy to sort out the variables and to determine how to improve the therapeutic outcome of treatment. Recently the orthomolecular pioneer Jonathan Wright, MD, made a compelling case for lithium being a safe and well-tolerated neuroprotectant at low doses. Even the most experienced orthomolecular practitioners recommend that oral dosing with free form L-tryptophan is best performed under a physician's close management. And so between the acupuncture and the orthomolecular medicine, I have not had an episode for nine years, which is a miracle if you're me. This approach falls under the umbrella of orthomolecular medicine - a term coined by one of the major scientific geniuses of the 20th century, Nobel laureate Linus Pauling. Origin 1968: from ortho- + molecular; coined by Linus Pauling.
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