Can You Help with Amelia’s Tics?
Editor: We received a request from a mother through our website Forums on Tourette Syndrome and Tics. She’s the type of mom who has already made some connection between tics and her daughter’s diet and […]
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Skip Tylenol in Pregnancy and for Young Kids (Premium)
It’s confusing when the go-to pain reliever recommended by major medical groups and most physicians is found to be potentially unsafe for a fetus. Beyond that, red flags have also been raised about its use […]
Multiple Infections Spread by Ticks (Premium)
Note: This article is technical. Many Latitudes.org readers are concerned about Lyme and related infections that can have severe consequences and are notoriously difficult to diagnose and treat. A September 2019 journal article explores different infectious […]
Link Between Unhealthy Diet and Depression (Premium)
Eating foods that are high in sodium and low in potassium could increase symptoms of depression in adolescents.
Irlen Method: An Effective Therapy for Scotopic Sensitivity
This article focuses on the Irlen Method, developed to address Scotopic Sensitivity, also referred to as Irlen Syndrome. The material is adapted from the website of the Irlen Institute. Helen Irlen is an advisory board […]
Dr. William Walsh on ADHD and Behavioral Disorders
School can be overwhelming and stressful for both parents and students, especially children and young adults with ADHD or behavioral issues. Nutritional interventions are rarely considered as treatments for these disorders, even though studies yield promising […]
Diet Rich in Animal Protein = Greater Risk of Early Death
Many move toward non-animal sources of food out of concern for animal welfare. Yet others also are concerned for their health—or they could embrace both reasons to reduce meat intake. As interest in plant-based foods […]
Autism Rate Rises 43 Percent in New Jersey
Rutgers researchers determined New Jersey’s autism prevalence rate for 4-year-olds is one in 35 in a new CDC report. A new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which uses research by Rutgers University, […]