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Encouraging evidence continues to grow for a link between low folate levels and depression for some people. Folate, a B-vitamin, is also known as folic acid. The journal of Clinical Nutrition published results of a […]
Our daughter had tics from the age of two until she was nine. By this time the tics were much more distinct and recognizable, but she managed them better. Still, they were constant, daily. They […]
Sometimes the United States takes the lead in food policy. But the United Kingdom leads the way on eliminating artificial additives in foods. Melanie Warner, who has covered the food industry for the New York […]
A mother wrote to ACN Latitudes, “I was shocked to find that my son’s tics increased dramatically when he was exposed to new cabinets in our kitchen. I later learned that the culprit was formaldehyde.” […]
Many families report that when a child’s allergies flare, nervous-system-related symptoms increase. Allergy is common among children with ADHD, Tourette syndrome, and autism, and it is important to minimize allergic reactions within this group to […]
With the recent trend to avoid purchasing drinking water in plastic bottles, more people are turning to home water as their source. It saves money, it’s better for the environment, and there’s not the concern […]
This sobering press release documents how fetal and early childhood exposures to industrial chemicals in the environment can damage the developing brain and can lead to neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs): autism, attention deficit disorder (ADHD), and […]
There are tens of thousands of species of molds. It’s everywhere. We live with it, breathe it, everyday. Of course not all mold is evil; penicillin is derived from a mold. But for people who […]