Stopping a Tic in its Tracks: A Mother’s Mission
This inspiring letter was received by Sheila Rogers DeMare, director of ACN, from a mother in Ohio. My son Cole had a brief experience with an eye-blinking tic at age five, and happily we saw […]
This inspiring letter was received by Sheila Rogers DeMare, director of ACN, from a mother in Ohio. My son Cole had a brief experience with an eye-blinking tic at age five, and happily we saw […]
The following article is a response by Dr. Marshall Mandell to a parent who, after three weeks, had discontinued a diet change for her son. She explained that an integrative physician had recommended the diet, […]
The popular drugs Celexa, Prozac, Luvox, Paxil, and Zoloft were included in a study done in Canada. For women over 50, the drugs were found to more than double the incidence of bone fractures. The […]
These tips from the Environmental Protection Agency are practical, and many are easy to implement. See if you can make a family habit of those that seem most relevant to your lifestyle. Discussion ranges from lead […]
This account is an excellent example of how careful observation, along with trial and error, can help determine personal triggers for tics and urges, and help one learn methods to deal with symptoms. A friend […]
Untreated, celiac disease (CD) can affect the brain and lifespan. When someone has a neurological problem, it’s worth considering the possibility that celiac disease is a culprit. Research has linked celiac disease (CD) to a […]
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UPDATED: Winter holidays should be a source of joy, but between the treats, allergens, and new electronics, many experience just the opposite. Allergens in the home can include fresh and artificial trees, scented candles and air […]