orthomolecular
orthomolecular adjective: relating to the theory that human health, including mental illness, depends upon chemical deficiencies and can be cured with vitamins etc.
Adjective
orthomolecular (not comparable)
- Relating to the theory that human health, including mental illness, depends upon chemical deficiencies and can be cured with vitamins etc.
Origin of orthomolecular
From ortho- + molecular.
Questions about orthomolecular
- What does orthomolecular mean?
- Orthomolecular means relating to the theory that human health, including mental illness, depends upon chemical deficiencies and can be cured with vitamins etc.
- What part of speech is orthomolecular?
- Orthomolecular is an adjective.
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