Is it Safe to Give Melatonin to Kids? (Premium)
New guidelines are available for families considering using melatonin to assist in their child’s sleep. This topic often comes up at the start of every school year, but is a consideration year-round.
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Deep Brain Stimulation for Tics: A Teen’s Case (Premium)
This year, our organization, Association for Comprehensive NeuroTherapy; www.Latitudes.org) received more questions about deep brain stimulation for severe tics than usual. The interest is no doubt due, in part, to a CBS News feature on […]
Your World and You: Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health – Issue 63 (Premium)
Environmental and Nutritional Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health This feature highlights reports, studies, and feedback on efforts that can positively impact our quest for health. The topics we cover in this issue are listed […]
I’m Trying the Nemechek Protocol for ADHD (Premium)
Rachel C: Just a month ago, I’d never heard of the Nemechek Protocol. I’m sharing this in case you haven’t either! I found out about it while reading reviews for a doctor who does nutritional […]
Check Cholesterol If Dealing with Autism (Premium)
The public is aware of the focus put on high cholesterol levels by cardiologists. But, we don’t hear much about how low cholesterol levels can affect someone. Dr. William Shaw, Director of Great Plains Laboratory […]
Mosquitoes and Your Soap (Premium)
Mosquitoes are more than a major nuisance, often causing significant skin reactions, and some people with skeeter syndrome are allergic to them. Commercial repellents abound, but what if there’s something we can do ourselves to […]
Saved by a Gluten-Free Pizza (Premium)
GF Mama My family has a concerning history of allergies, from grandparents to the youngest generation. My two boys react differently, and sometimes seriously, to cats, dogs, certain foods, and pollen. Wanting to learn more about […]
New Finding Connects Tics and Allergy (Premium)
Editor: It was encouraging to current research from China on the important link between allergy and tics. This connection, long emphasized on Latitudes.org, is generally ignored by the scientific community. In this article we share […]