Maternal Stress Linked to Autism
As if it is not enough for a family to deal with autism, now research suggests that stress in the pregnant mother may play a role. If it is any consolation, this same connection has […]
Author Archive for: Sheila
Entries by Sheila Rogers DeMare, MS
Need Convincing About Dangers of Artificial Food Colors? (Premium)
After writing about natural diets for more than two decades, it’s easy for me to forget that many folks are just starting to think about this topic. The fact that supermarket aisles in North America […]
Antipsychotics Take Center Stage: Meet Steven Francesco
Editor: This program was preempted due to the tragic Orlando shooting that occurred on June 12. We will update this blog post when there is information on the future programming. Original post: On June 12, 2016, […]
Your World and You: Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health – Issue 35 (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 […]
Tics and Allergy: Can you Help Simon?
This article is being revisited. Please note that when we switched to a new website format we were unable to leave the helpful comments from readers in their original form, so they have been incorporated […]
You Ditched Artificial Flavors and Colors But What About This? (Premium)
Many readers are aware that artificial colors and flavors have the potential to trigger hyperactivity and tic symptoms, and additives have also been linked to a number of other health risks. The Feingold Association has […]
ADHD Stimulant Medicine Lowers Bone Density (Premium)
For decades there have been major concerns about side-effects from stimulant medications for ADHD. The list of potential reactions (see below) is staggering—and growing, as new reports have come in over the years. Unfortunately, the […]
Christian Boer’s Fabulous Font to Help Readers With Dyslexia
While looking online for some fresh approaches to reading, I ran across a dyslexic-friendly typeface. Though unfamiliar to me, Dyslexie was developed several years ago by a creative and bright young man in the Netherlands. […]