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Starting nutritional supplement therapy with children can be very stressful for parents. Children with developmental disabilities(such as ADD/HD, Autism, Sensory Integration Dysfunction, etc)may be required by physicians to take anywhere from 6 to 20 Read More
“It’s important to remember that like fingerprints, every individual with autism is completely different. What might work for one child on the autism spectrum may not work for another.” Read More
After a positive Organic Acids Test and MycoTOX Profile, the presence of mold and mycotoxins are usually significant answers for many symptomatic clients. When working with mycotoxicosis, choosing the correct binder can present a challenge. Oftenti Read More
“A gluten-free diet can be extremely helpful for some children on the autism spectrum, though it’s important to evaluate for gluten sensitivity to ensure the best results”
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Life can be crazy at times, and planning healthy snacks is often forgotten in the busyness of life. That’s okay - we’ve got some snack ideas that you can add to your autism food list. From no-prep, to grab-and-go, to easy recipes, we’ve got y Read More
Food allergies, sensitivities, intolerances… aren’t they all the same?! My answer is a hard NO. While these terms may get mixed up in basic conversation, they all have varying meanings and can indicate very different reactions.
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GPL - TOX : COMMON MARKERS AND ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING
This webinar discusses some common toxins assessed on the GPL-TOX Profile. We discuss the effects of exposure and where to find these common toxins. Briefly, we will take a look into options for Read More
Today's installment will focus on some of the more confounding markers of the Organic Acid Test (OAT). The ketone and fatty acid oxidation markers seem to cause some uncertainty. Read More
Read through a detailed blog story on the facts of Vitamins and Minerals.
Vitamin A
Vitamin A plays an important role in vision, bone growth, reproduction, cell division and cell differentiation.
Vitamin A comes from animal sources Read More
Organic acids (OAs) are compounds that have acidic properties, and many are normal byproducts of biochemical, a.k.a. metabolites. However, there are certain compounds that provide clues regarding metabolic disorders, including mitochondrial dysfuncti Read More
It appears mycotoxins are gaining a significant amount of interest as the literature increases on their toxic effects on humans and other animals. Just with any topic, as more data surfaces, more questions arise. Mycotoxin sources, testing, impacts, Read More
3 Habits for Youthful Aging
Aging, begins the day we are born. When young, we want to grow older; then comes the time we want to slow it all down. Efforts to delay aging can be expensive and time-consuming. Antioxidant astaxanthin has attracted in Read More
“Many individuals with autism have nutrient deficiency related to selective eating, increased nutrient needs, decreased gut absorption, or depletion of nutrients from chronic stress. Repleting nutrients via diet and nutrition supplements can often Read More
Glioblastoma is one of the most lethal types of brain tumor; it arises from glial cells. The standard treatment for glioblastoma is a combination of chemotherapy and radiotherapy following the surgical removal of tumor tissue. However, glioblastomas Read More
Diabetes is a disease that is marked by chronic high blood sugar levels and the bodies inability to properly manage blood glucose. When you have diabetes, your body either no longer produces insulin or no longer responds to it. When cells no longer r Read More
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