Archive → August, 2011
The Long Term Outlook for Those With ADHD
Although parents are often told by health or education professionals that their children will ‘grow out of’ ADHD, it is now clear that the large majority of those diagnosed as youngsters do not simply outgrow their symptoms during adolescence or even as adults. Continue reading →
Fitness on TV
Work out in your living room with these TV fitness programs. Not all shows will be available in all areas. Please check your local cable listings.
Gotta Sweat, ESPN2
Boost Your Brain Power
The brain has the ability to acquire 11 new facts every second, but if it is deprived of the nutrients it needs, it will not function at optimum level. If you usually feel muddled or unable to concentrate it might be due to poor diet. If you are what you eat, it’s reasonable to assume that a good diet ‘feeds’ the brain better than a poor diet. Continue reading →
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Fibromyalgia Do Children Have It Post 2
Discuss the benefits of a positive mental attitude with your child. Help him to write and memorize positive affirmations to help him when he’s tempted to give up. Tell him often how special he is. Read biographies together about people who have suffered from physical handicaps and have accomplished great things in spite of them. Continue reading →
Testing Psychotherapy
The Case of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
Does everything have to be scientifically tested? Airplanes, of course, need to be tested, as do cars and medicines. But motherhood, care for children, food for the hungry and clinicians giving time and an ear to their patients are self-evidently good and right, aren’t they? Continue reading →
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Fibromyalgia Do Children Have It Post 1
Chronic Fatigue and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome (CFIDS), and Fibromyalgia (FM) have finally been recognized in adults after many years of skepticism. But there still remains a need to educate parents and teachers that children and adolescents can have CFIDS/FM. This article is being written with the hope that a child suffering from CFIDS/FM may have better understanding and support from the adults in his or her life. Continue reading →
Pyrogenium Post 4
With Ipecac:
Pyrogenium resembles Ipecac very closely in uterine haemorrhage. If you have an Ipecac case and that remedy fails you, think on Pyrogenium. (Tyler)
With Rhus toxicodendron:
Rhus toxicodendron is < beginning movement, > continued movement. Continue reading →