My Review of Simple Kneads Gluten-Free Bread
Madison Starr I’ve been on a quest to find an egg-free, gluten-free bread that my young kids and I would enjoy. I know that many readers of Latitudes.org are interested in special diets, and those […]
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My Son With Tourette Syndrome Writing About Regrets
Larry Teich: As Latitudes.org has shown us for so many years, Tourette syndrome may cause some limitations, or expose personal differences, but there’s always hope for positive outcomes and a brighter future with love, support, […]
I’m Trying the Nemechek Protocol for ADHD (Premium)
Rachel C: Just a month ago, I’d never heard of the Nemechek Protocol. I’m sharing this in case you haven’t either! I found out about it while reading reviews for a doctor who does nutritional […]
These Two Nutrients Helped Our Son with His Tics
As a dad I dealt with Tourette syndrome while growing up, so my wife and I have been on the alert for any signs of tics in our son. My tics started when I was […]
Saved by a Gluten-Free Pizza (Premium)
GF Mama My family has a concerning history of allergies, from grandparents to the youngest generation. My two boys react differently, and sometimes seriously, to cats, dogs, certain foods, and pollen. Wanting to learn more about […]
No More Bedtime Hassles For Us
By Denise Catanese of the Feingold Association For 4-year-old Noah and his exhausted mom, Kelly, the nightly struggle began early in the evening and continued for the two hours it generally took to get him […]
A Father Shares Which Trigger Reports Helped Him the Most (Premium)
I’ve personally dealt with Tourette syndrome—my tics and obsessive behavior started in elementary school. Fortunately, my symptoms have been under control for many years. They didn’t just go away, though. I followed the methods recommended […]
Brains of Children with Autism May Not Always “See” Body-Language
Press release July 2022 Noticing and understanding what it means when a person leans into a conversation or takes a step back and crosses their arms is a vital part of human communication. Researchers at […]