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August 12, 2016 What causes autism? “It’s a mystery!” we are told. Something to do with genetics and brain wiring. (I’ve been wondering, what are the wires in our brains made of? Copper?) It’s a mystery, but the only thing … Continue reading
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July 15, 2016 (Until very recently type 1 diabetes was referred to as “juvenile diabetes” because it usually struck young children, and type 2 diabetes was referred to as “late-onset diabetes” because it usually struck people who were middle-aged or … Continue reading
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June 2, 2016 I grew up with epilepsy, and we had to test different medications and dosages to figure out what would work for me. When someone gets cancer, they often test a part of the tumor to ensure that … Continue reading
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April 14, 2016 How did my son “grow out of” his food allergies? Short answer: He didn’t. Getting my son to a place where he is no longer allergic to food took lots of work on my part, my husband’s … Continue reading
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February 11, 2016 Last May at the AutismOne conference in Chicago, TMR met David Stephan. We’re pretty good judges of character, and David immediately struck us as a wonderful human being and a loving and caring father — which made … Continue reading
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For families dealing with vaccine injury, VAERS may be an all-too-familiar acronym for the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System of the FDA. I asked about filing a VAERS report when my son “Negotiator’s” seizures were diagnosed; however, time had lapsed … Continue reading
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Please join us for a presentation by Dr. Zach Bush highlighting the connection between leaky gut and both food and environmental allergies. FREE WEBINAR: Tuesday October, 13th, Noon EST REGISTER HERE: http://tinyurl.com/Restore4TMR Zach Bush, MD will be presenting in the … Continue reading
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When my daughter was younger and I first started noticing things like hand flapping, regression in speech, toe walking and meltdowns over odd things, I soon figured out these were all red flags for autism. There are some other flags that … Continue reading
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You already know olive oil is the healthy choice for you, but it shouldn’t be the only oil you keep in your kitchen. Which oil is suitable for sautéing, baking, dressings or deep frying? What’s the best cooking oil when I want … Continue reading
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When you have a child, especially a firstborn, you anticipate every milestone. The first time he or she rolls over, the first step, the first word . . . But what if your child never says that first word or … Continue reading
