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Editor: We know that for many people an immune response plays a significant role in their symptoms of Tourette syndrome, obsessive compulsive disorder, depression, and/or autism. This valuable article addresses histamine, a key player in […]
Parents gearing up to pack school lunches for their kids should be aware of a study on nitrates, nitrites, and cancer. These preservatives are often used in processed meats like bacon, The National Institutes of […]
Ian Talty, Age 8 This article was dictated by Ian to his mom, who helped organize the information for Latitudes readers. If you’ve never heard of the gluten-free diet before you should probably get a […]
Caryn Talty In treating her son for Tourette syndrome, Caryn Talty found that guten and corn are the main triggers for her child’s tics and behavioral problems. After making strict dietary changes and introducing nutrients, […]
An ACN Report A reader contacted us with a question on flooring: “I am trying to avoid using carpet in our new home, partly to avoid smelly adhesives and partly to cut down on dust […]
An Interview with Michael Schachter, MD by Sheila Rogers DeMare Dr. Michael Schachter is director of the Schachter Center for Complementary Medicine and a leader in orthomolecular psychiatry, nutritional medicine, and chelation therapy. In this […]
It’s no secret that lifestyle changes are often needed to help people reclaim their health, and diet is a key focus of these changes. When patients ask my opinion of the Feingold diet, I invariably […]
The Wall Street Journal ran a good article on the use of behavioral therapy, also known as habit reversal training. Several years ago, I had a chance to interview Nathan Azrin, PhD, the pioneer who […]