Category Archives: Research and Studies
How Accurate Is Your Gluten Sensitivity Test?
When testing for Gluten Sensitivity, the most common test is the Celiac Panel. But with all of the varying kinds of sensitivity on the spectrum, how accurate is your test? If you’re doctor says your child tested negative, can you trust the results?
A Body With Bacteria Is A Healthy Body
When you hear the word “bacteria” you’re sure to get the urge to wash your hands and your child’s hands multiple times. The surprising fact is that the body needs bacteria. There is such a good thing as “good bacteria” and it could be the answer to improving Autism Symptoms.
The Importance of Mucosal Immunity: More Than Just Protection From Infection
When it comes to Autism, there are a lot of big words floating around. From Mercury to Mucosal Immunity and Hemoglobin levels to Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatments (HBOT), things can get pretty overwhelming. We’ve covered the dangers of Mercury, and the vast improvements and advancements that the HBOT treatment has received. We haven’t yet discussed Mucosal Immunity and its importance, and in it’s own right, it serves a huge role in the prevention of infection.
Are Organophosphate Pesticides Contributing to the Autism Epidemic?
As a parent, if someone asked you if your child is exposed to organophosphates, your first question may be “repeat that?” Of course, the second would be “What are organophosphates?” In all reality, whether or not you know what they are, your children may be being exposed to the dangerous compound. Furthermore, what are the dangers that organophosphates can pose to the Autistic body?
Preventing Autism: What to do before conceiving
Over the next 3 weeks, we’re going to take a look at the ways in which Autism may be able to be prevented before pregnancy, during pregnancy, and after pregnancy. With the rising number of Autism cases throughout the world, it makes one wonder where we can start the process of not only healing those who are afflicted with Autism, but possibly prevent it from occurring in the first place
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