Habit reversal training was started over 30 years ago, by Nathan Azrin, PhD, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Dr. Azrin found that people were sometimes able to substitute a competing response for a tic that troubled […]
A tribute to Theron Randolph, MD, the father of environmental medicine who passed away in 1995 at the age of 89. New York Times obituary. Several years ago, I was researching the topic of Tourette […]
So many antidepressants are being prescribed these days that, well, it’s depressing. Even toddlers are now a user group. Though their judicious use can be valuable, antidepressants are not well researched for long term use nor for the age […]
Doug is a man on a crusade. He returned from VIetnam in 1971 with a severe illness that doctors couldn’t explain or treat. To his surprise, Doug discovered it was fungal and food-related. After curing himself, he set out to educate others.
The causes of tics go way beyond genetics. Learn what you can do to relieve them. Many people with Tourette syndrome report that there are foods, other items, or situations that make their tics worse. […]
John Upledger, Interview Interview by the editor, Sheila Rogers, MS Dr. Upledger, would you start by explaining what the craniosacral system is? The craniosacral system (CSS) is a newly acknowledged physiological system, along the lines […]
Sheila Rogers DeMare When it comes to cell phones, it seems there are four types of people: Those who act addicted. You’ve seen them (maybe you are one?) They need to be constantly available and […]
A growing trend for health-related groups and institutions to distort or disregard the truth is causing the public to absorb dangerously misleading information. Let’s look at some events that occurred over just a 2-month period. […]