In 1940, the prevalence of Autism was 1 in 10,000. Today, the CDC reports 1 in 110 children have an autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The purpose of this post is to sort the facts, clearly explain the contributing factors, share the therapies that have shown efficacy, and detail the steps parents can take to help [...]
Archive for Health
Pneumonia: Now It’s Here, Now It’s Not
Note* This is a true, biographical account of my family’s experience the week of November 23rd, 2009. This post and story is not meant to substitute medical treatment for any medical illness. I wish to inspire you to ask questions and become an educated consumer of our medical industry. It was a nice Sunday afternoon [...]
Flu Vaccination: Efficacy & Safety
To get the flu shot or not to get the flu shot, that is the quesiton. Some vaccine advocates consider declining vaccination a faulty belief system, insisting vaccination is safe, effective, and one of human’s great accomplishments. While most people can find what ever they are looking for, the science to support vaccinations is very [...]
ALCAT Test – A Way Back To Health
While we all have food sensitivities, very few of us know it. Two thousand years ago the Roman philosopher stated: “What is food to one man, is bitter poison to others.” There are many ways to test for food sensitivities, but only one meets our standards for quality, accuracy, reproducibility and cost effectiveness. That is [...]
Health Care Reform Now
Are you aware of the new war that has been waged in Washington DC just this summer? The two sides: Insurance Companies and We the People. Today, and every day for at least the last month, the insurance industry has spent $1.4 million on lobbying congress. Click Here to read the Washington Post article. What [...]
