Chronic migraines in youngsters can be debilitating, affecting social life, school work, sports, and so much more. Often, natural approaches are not considered until everything else has failed. A new study by Dr. Scott Powers and […]
Did you see the New York Times article last week (December 30, 2013) about a mother’s efforts to get manufacturers to remove artificial dyes from their products? “Social Media as a Megaphone to Pressure the […]
Arran Stephens, Founder of Nature’s Path Foundation, shared important information on GMOs for consumers. This article, highlighting an upcoming film on GMOs, is excerpted from his publication. Great links are provided at the end: You have […]
A recent journal article by William Shaw, PhD (left) details his claim that use of acetaminophen (Tylenol) is behind the dramatic increase in autism, asthma, and ADHD in the world. A researcher and director of The […]
Millions of women suffer from depression. When a woman is depressed during pregnancy, the risk for birth difficulties and other complications increases. However, the use of standard antidepressant medications also poses risks for pregnant and […]
This article was updated November 2013 It is known that stimulant medications used for ADHD, like Ritalin, can precipitate or increase tics in some children. For this reason, the medical community welcomed the introduction of […]
Press release: U C Davis Health System, Sacramento, California Children with autism experience gastrointestinal (GI) upsets such as constipation, diarrhea and sensitivity to foods six-to-eight times more often than do children who are developing typically, […]
A group of physicians lead by Paul Dart, MD, prepared an outstanding review of the research literature on radio frequency (RF) transmissions and health. This effort was made to persuade the Eugene Water & Electric Board […]