JB Bardot, Good nutrition includes eating fresh organic foods, and also means getting a healthy supply of “friendly” bacteria, or probiotics, to maintain balance in the intestinal tract. Although you could take a digestive supplement, a better choice is to eat selectively fermented foods that supply tons of friendly microflora to promote better gastrointestinal health. […] Continue reading →
Vitamin B12 - not SSRIs - brought suicidal woman back to stable mental state. A suicidal 52-year-old woman suffering from severe depression, anxiety, lethargy and catatonia did not vastly improve until doctors diagnosed her with a Vitamin B12 deficiency, according to a little known study. The woman, who also suffered from perceptual disturbances such as […] Continue reading → Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common childhood conditions, affecting 11 percent of U.S. kids in 2012. Diagnoses of the condition have increased 42 percent since 2004, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and by 4 years old, some kids are already taking prescription drugs. While many cases […] Continue reading → Jon Rappoport This is an article about the intentional construction of false reality. Not a minor construction—a huge, enduring, institutional, wing-flapping, money-munching, poison-dispensing, Matrix-welding, yet “humanity-saving” invention. In the wake of CDC whistleblower William Thompson’s confession that he buried a vaccine-autism connection, some people reacted with shock—as if this was the first case of rank […] Continue reading →
Over the past 20 years, mental disabilities have overtaken physical disabilities as the leading limitation on children’s activities. Today, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is three times more likely than asthma to disable an American child. An often difficult question for parents is whether to put their child with ADHD on either Ritalin or Adderall, the […] Continue reading → by Tracy Turner Caveat, this is not a medical advice nor a gun-control article. This “List of 45 Mass Murders and Pharma Drugs they were on” is an excellent read, but merely a drop in the bucket compared to other psych-med-violence lists and databases. According to Yahoo Answers: “It is now 1 in 100 in the US […] Continue reading → Doctors frequently recommend acetaminophen, commonly found in over-the-counter pain relievers including Tylenol, to pregnant women for treating mild pain. But a new study out of Denmark suggests the use of acetaminophen during pregnancy could be associated with ADHD-like behavioral problems in children. “(Pregnant women) shouldn’t worry at this point,” says study author Dr. Beate Ritz, […] Continue reading → In recent years, the prevalence of developmental disorders such as autism, attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and dyslexia have soared. While greater awareness and more sophisticated diagnoses are partly responsible for the rise, researchers say that the changing environment in which youngsters grow up may also be playing a role. In 2006, scientists from the Harvard […] Continue reading →