The focus on research dedicated to natural or integrative therapies for ADHD is growing. ACN Latitudes keeps a list of those that may be expected to be of most interest to our site readers.
See our Tics and Tourette Syndrome Research page for a selection of key studies. Some of the research papers included are offered in full article form.
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There’s a lack of research studies reflecting positive treatment reports received by the TSA A 1982-84 flyer from the TSA on alternative therapies discussed reports from physicians and families on what people found helpful for […]
Looking back 40 years After Part 1 in this series was posted on our website, we heard from a number of people who wondered why we are taking aim at the national Tourette Syndrome Association/Tourette […]
Environmental and Nutritional Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health This feature highlights reports, studies, and feedback from families on efforts that can make a positive impact in the quest for health. We invite you to […]
Histamine is involved in immune responses and inflammation, helps regulate physiological function in the gut, and acts as a neurotransmitter. In recent years it has increasingly been linked to Tourette syndrome. Research publications on the […]
Published research studies on tic disorders and Tourette syndrome with a focus on integrative approaches are shown here. They are listed under categories in order of most recent. Most are in abstract form. When available as […]
This letter from Sheila Rogers on behalf of the Association for Comprehensive NeuroTherapy was written in 1996 and is being reposted. The situation, unfortunately, has not improved. The letter: To date, the Tourette Syndrome Association […]
We’ve previously informed readers of a family who discovered that their young son’s exposure to treated wood at home caused the development of Tourette syndrome tics. A new government report underscores previous information shared by […]
Science Update NIMH A comprehensive behavioral intervention is more effective than supportive therapy and education in helping adults control the tics associated with Tourette syndrome, according to an NIMH-funded study published in the August 2012 […]
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