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Research shows children of mothers who take folic acid before pregnancy have a 40% lower chance of being diagnosed with autism.
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Read MoreA macroepigenetic approach to identify factors responsible for the autism epidemic in the United States will evaluate possible dietary factors as they relate to the delicate interplay between genetics and environment. One if the authors is Dr. Richard Deth, neuropharmacologist studying The Molecular Origins of Human Attention. This macroepigenetic study may begin to numbers why the…
Read MoreCBC Documentary Recap: The Nature of Things – The Autism Enigma Tonight, The Nature of Things (CBC) featured a profile on the causes and treatment of autism. The focus was on the importance of the role the gut plays in development. Medical researchers from around the world are researching the “mircobiome”. Microbiome is the term used…
Read MoreNon-toxic Cleaning Formulas: Make sure to keep all home-made formulas well-labeled, and out of the reach of children. All-Purpose Cleaner: Mix 1/2 cup vinegar and 1/4 cup baking soda (or 2 teaspoons borax) into 1/2 gallon (2 liters) water. Air Freshener: Baking soda or vinegar with lemon juice in small dishes absorbs…
Read MoreA Presentation by Dr. Sonya Doherty, ND Essential Fats, Carnitine and Phospholipids – vital nutrients for development Please click to see the full power point presentation Open publication – Free publishing – More carnitine
Read MoreOn May 14th, at the Burlington Art Centre was host to the 2nd Annual Treat Autism & AD/HD Biomedical Conference. For those who attended, hearing two pediatricians speak about their biomedical journey was both inspiring and informative. Dr. Julie Buckley, MD, author of Healing our Autistic Children, and Dr. Wendy Edward, MD, both have children…
Read MoreIn our own southwestern Ontario backyard, researchers at the University of Western Ontario are helping to build the case that autism is a biological disorder impacting the digestive tract, immune system and the brain. With his team, Dr. Derrick MacFabe, M.D., Director of the Kilee Patchell-Evans Group, is investigating the possible role of gut…
Read MoreIt’s 4:30 a.m. and I am exhausted. The effort it takes to lift myself out of my warm bed is tremendous. However, I am up to nurse my two-month-old daughter. I move quietly to the La-Z-Boy in the corner of the room and wrap us up in a warm blanket. My baby girl begins to…
Read MoreI feel very lucky to work with so many wonderful families to help children reach their developmental potential. I wanted to write a special note to parents and caregivers about taking care of yourselves! It is my hope that you will all include in your 2011 resolutions to ensure that you are putting some time…
Read MoreThe National Institute of Health is currently sequencing the genomes of the good strains of bacteria that live in the digestive tracts of human beings. These good strains of bacteria are responsible for a wide range of health benefits including regulating immune function, decreasing inflammation, breakdown of nutrients and conversion of vitamins to their active…
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