Why I Had To Write My Book on Tic Triggers
At some point we all have moments when our mortality hits home. Maybe a friend or relative passes. Perhaps we face a health crisis, or enjoy a glimpse of spiritual awakening. A fresh awareness of […]
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Entries by Sheila Rogers DeMare, MS
A Remarkable Free 8-part Docuseries “Broken Brains” Starts Today
Sign up for free now if you want to take advantage of this professionally produced series on “broken brains.” It begins today, January 17, 2018 and continues with different topics for eight days. (You can […]
Your World and You: Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health – Issue 44 (Premium)
Environmental and Nutritional Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health This feature highlights reports, studies, and feedback on efforts that can make a positive impact in our quest for health. Topics we cover in this issue are included […]
Do Botox Injections Help in Tourette Syndrome? (Premium)
Botulinum toxin (Botox) as a therapy for tics is not FDA-approved. Still, it is considered by physicians at times, especially for single tics, because conventional medications are often not effective and have the potential for […]
8 Ways to Get Your Child to (Really) Listen to You
My sister and I remember the night our father woke us up to tell us the house was on fire. Well, he didn’t exactly do that. Dad walked to the doorway of our bedroom and […]
The Challenge of Dealing with Tic Triggers (Premium)
In this article, a mother wrote to describe challenges in helping her son reduce his tics. Some suggestions are offered at the conclusion, and readers are invited to do the same in the comment section. […]
Your World and You: Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health – Issue 43 (Premium)
Environmental and Nutritional Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health This feature highlights reports, studies, and feedback on efforts that can make a positive impact in our quest for health. Topics we cover in this issue are included […]
Acetaminophen Use by Mom or Dad Linked to ADHD (Premium)
ACN’s advisory board member, Dr. William Shaw, wrote an important, forward-thinking article in 2013 that explained how the increase in ADHD, autism, and asthma could be linked to the popular medication acetaminophen (i.e.,Tylenol). See Tylenol: […]