He did hair analysis for heavy metals. He emphasized good nutrition. He was on the forefront of functional medicine at the time. Only now are some of his ideas beginning to filter into mainstream medicine. Dr. Currier invited me to join him in practice and now I regret not accepting his invitation.
History repeats itself.
Down through the centuries there have been so many innovators who have been scorned. Don't think for a minute that our society has outgrown that. There is the story of the medical school dean who addressed the freshman class on their first day. We just don't know which half. Unfortunately, too many of the doctors I know act like their beliefs were handed down to them from God like Moses and the ten commandments.