Age Appropriate Chores for Kids (Infographic)
It’s wise to start teaching children to help around the house with assigned chores when they’re young. They can be taught to participate and feel a part of the family effort as young as age […]
Can Resveratrol Restore a Compromised Blood Brain Barrier? (Premium)
Inflammation in the brain has been associated with a number of adverse neurological conditions, including among others, ADHD, obsessive compulsive disorder, PANDAS/PANS, autism, tic disorders and Alzheimer’s disease. A leaky blood-brain barrier allows immune molecules […]
29 Ways to Ask Your Kids “How Was School Today?”
School days are around the corner! As anxious parents, we want to know how everything went. But, we all know what usually happens when you ask kids how school was, right? We get one-word answers […]
Treating Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: A Naturopathic/Biomedical Approach
SCOTT CLACK, BSc, ND Dr. Scott Clack is the founder of Touchstone Naturopathic Centre, Oakville, Ontario Parents of children with obsessive compulsive behaviors often tell me that their greatest concern is the antisocial impact. They […]
How Dan Shen Could Become an Important Treatment for PANDAS/PANS
ACN Latitudes Team When learning about PANDAS/PANS, parents struggle to understand what’s happening to their child. They also struggle to find supportive doctors and effective treatments. A medication now in FDA Phase III trials for […]
Behavior problems? Explore the Health of the Gut
TIPU SULTAN, MD Dr. Tipu Sultan is director of the Environmental Health and Allergy Center in St. Louis, Missouri. Board certified in pediatrics and environmental medicine, his primary approach to medicine is to determine and […]
Peanut and Tree Nut Allergies: What to Know and Do (Premium)
Michelle Berriedale-Johnson Michelle Berriedale-Johnson, editor of Foods Matter, explains what you need to do when you or your child have been diagnosed with a tree nut or peanut allergy. As your allergist will tell […]
We Need Your Help to Spread the Word on Triggers for Tics and Tourette’s
I returned wide-eyed from Atlanta last week, where I was the keynote speaker at a conference on Tourette syndrome. The conference was well organized with diverse topics, a tribute to Brad Cohen and his foundation. […]