Autism and Ammonia – Exciting!
Autism & Ammonia – Exciting! I recently wrote an article entitled Stinky People & Odor Sensitivities. It covers the basics of ammonia toxicity and detoxification of ammonia. While it may be a […]
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Walk Smarter – Barefoot Brains
Rarely do people walk barefoot anymore. I often hear people say that they walk barefoot all the time at home, but I am talking about walking outside barefoot, climbing on […]
» Read morePost Concussion Syndrome Treatment – Much More Than Resting (Part 1)
Concussion or mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) is a condition that affects hundreds of thousands of patients worldwide. Its common in many groups of people from novice to professional athletes, […]
» Read moreHeavy Metals & Autism
Almost all people with autism have some form of heavy metal toxicity. It is definitely more likely than not to find elevated heavy metals in autistic individuals. These toxic heavy […]
» Read moreHas Autism Gone Viral?
One thing for sure about the diagnosis of autism is that it is skyrocketing. What used to be an almost unknown disorder, is now common verbiage among doctors, teachers and […]
» Read moreIs the Approach to Autism More Important Than the Therapy?
This is one of my first philosophical pieces. It has been said that the order of therapy is often more important than the actual therapy utilized. This article explores the […]
» Read moreAutism and the Digestive System – First Things First
Often once the diagnosis of autism is made, the first thought that runs through a parents heads is, “What now?” The traditional medical approach is to begin with behavioral therapies. […]
» Read moreWhat Your Doctor Never Told You About Your Allergies
Allergies is a common topic that is so complicated, the average person either can’t understand without a biology degree or they don’t care enough to spend the time learning. I […]
» Read moreUnderstanding Autism Biomedical Approaches
Autism biomedical treatment is a difficult topic to discuss, it is emotional and life altering. I don’t have a child with autism, and thus I approach it from an outside […]
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