About Dr Peter Kay

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Dr Peter Kay PhD, in the early part of his scientific career, specialized in blood group serology and haematology. In 1974, He moved to Australia to establish a kidney transplant unit at the Royal Perth Hospital in Western Australia. He later became a member of the Department of Pathology at the University of Western Australia, specializing in Immunopathology. In the late 1980s, He was awarded his PhD on Immunogenetics. In 1989, he founded the first Molecular Pathology laboratory in Western Australia in the Faculty of Dentistry and Medicine at the University of Western Australia. He remained as Head of the Molecular Pathology laboratory until he retired from Academia in 2001. During that time, he conducted world-class research into tissue regeneration, genetics and epigenetics (especially with respect to DNA methylation), cancer biology and molecular genetic aspects of cancer diagnosis. Because of the scientific quality and originality of his research efforts, he and his PhD candidates are proud to have published 93 papers in world-class scientific journals. He supervised well over 20 PhD students and helped launch their scientific careers in many areas of clinico-pathological research. Dr Peter Kay PhD may be contacted on Tel: 01772 691443;  peterhkay@gmail.com

Articles by Dr Peter Kay

  1. Homeovitality - the Revolutionary Healthcare System

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    The author has had a long career in medical research, having founded the first Molecular Pathology Laboratory at the University of Western Australia, after completing his PhD in Imm...

  2. Molecular Genetic Discoveries: Towards a Better Understanding of Homeopathy

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    This article explores exciting new developments in molecular biology and the study of the effects of homeopathic remedies on specific genes. Homeopathy has long been questioned bec...

  3. Genetic Predisposition to Obesity - an Ancestral Legacy

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    Dr. Kay has developed a product, Homeovitality Super Weight-Loss product, and the article spells out exactly how this product was developed and how it helps in a weight-loss program...

  4. Significance of the Sequence Specific Homeopathic DNA Therapy System in Modern Healthcare

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    In recent years many exciting scientific discoveries have been made that have enabled great advances to be made in various complementary healthcare practices. One of the greatest di...

  5. Cancer Diagnostic Tests and Treatments: Advantages and Limitations to Existing Conventional Treatments; Introduction to Alternative Approaches

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    Cancer is a word used to describe a wide range of disorders that result from the growth and spread of abnormal cells throughout many different parts of the body. Cancer was origina...

  6. The Role of the Methylenetetrahydrofolate Reductase (MTHFR) Gene

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    To understand the significance of any form of supplementation in a health care setting, practitioners should be aware of or investigate the biochemistry of any particular pathway t...

  7. Genetics and Obesity

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    Obesity is one of the world’s most important health issues because it leads to development of insulin resistance and increased susceptibility to many serious medical conditions, suc...

  8. How Qualitative and Quantitative Features of Component Substances may Define the Mechanistic Pathways of Homeopathic Remedies

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    Much attention has been paid to identification of a single unifying mechanism that underpins the working of homeopathy. This prospect seems unlikely because of the wide range of pro...

  9. How a Mother’s Immunity may cause Developmental and other Disorders in her Children before and after Birth

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    It is important that all health carers, those who take responsibility for other peoples’ health, understand the basic principles of immunity because, by far, most forms of ill-healt...

  10. Understanding Gluten Enteropathies

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    Wheat and other gluten containing grains including rye and barley have become a major part of the human diet ever since they were first cultivated by our ancestors about 10,000 year...

Book reviews by Dr Peter Kay

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