Hyperactivity, ADHD and the Yeast Connection
William G. Crook, MD Note from Sheila Rogers: I had the honor of interviewing Dr. William Crook 25 years ago. This pioneering physician was the first to publicize the fact that there was a gut-brain […]
All Conditions
Articles are shown below. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, you can search using the box at the upper right of the page or browse our forums.
Does Sugar Have an Effect on Children’s Behavior or Academics?
William J. Walsh, PhD This review, published initially in the Health Research Institute Quarterly, was written by Dr. William Walsh and is reprinted with permission. When a double-blind experiment studying the effects of sugar on […]
A New Look at Electromagnetic Sensitivity and Neurological Disorders
A friend of mine sends me almost daily e-mails on political issues, international health policies, and environmental regulations. The articles usually receive a quick scan followed by the delete key because there’s just not enough […]
Solving Reading Problems: What’s the Trick?
Ricki Linksman, MS Our advisory board member, Ricki Linksman, answered questions from our readers. On the Interactive Metronome I have a teen who has experienced lots of side-effects from too many neurological drugs. He is […]
ADHD and Food Allergies: Letters to Dr. Crook
William Crook, MD, a valued member of our medical advisory board who passed away in 2002, shared letters he received from patients and physicians related to hyperactivity and attention disorders. Dr. Crook was author of […]
3 Helpful Recommendations for Hyperactivity and Attention Disorders
Bernard Rimland, PhD Dr. Rimland, an advisory board member for ACN Latitudes, wrote this article in the mid 1990s; the recommendations remain valuable today. I receive many letters and phone calls from parents and teachers […]
Dr. Sidney Baker: A Biomedical Approach to Autism
Sidney Baker, MD Interview by Sheila Rogers DeMare: Countless people have benefited from the understanding that autism is a medical condition that can be treated. But in 1996, when this interview took place, this was a […]