Rebecca Sutton, PhD, EWG Group Senior Scientist A quick spritz of air freshener may seem like a simple way to kill funky odors. Unfortunately, that pleasing smell is just more indoor air pollution. Levels of harmful […]
David Ponsonby After watching his late father struggle with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) for 10 years, David Ponsonby developed a special interest in the condition. He felt helpless when prescription drug therapies did not reduce the tremors nor […]
Caryn Talty, MA Bedwetting is common in kids with autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, OCD, and some tic disorders. But might some cases have a common cause? I decided to look into it. Several years ago, […]
Dr. William J. Walsh William Walsh, PhD, is founder of the Health Research Institute and Pfeiffer Treatment Center in Warrenville, IL. His scientific interest has focused on biochemical disorders and their affect on behavior. The […]
Ryan Rivera Millions of people are affected by anxiety. While some only find it a minor inconvenience thanks to their own helpful coping methods, others find their anxiety to be overwhelming, drastically impacting their quality […]
Larry Newman Editor: This feature is adapted from an article by Larry Newman (Kirkman Labs). ACN is not a sponsor of the lab, but this could be helpful for many of our readers. It provides […]
After three years of living in a building that housed a wireless Internet mast (antenna), Dr. Carlos Sosa developed severe electromagnetic sensitivity. No longer able to study or work, and with extreme fatigue and pain, […]
We asked Dr. Lisa Nagy to share her dramatic story of chemical and electrical sensitivity and recovery, and of the dental metals that were behind her problems. Dr. Nagy: The science and art of medicine […]