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Please click on the links below to read our articles. If you are interested in research findings, click here for links to research reports. TOURETTE SYNDROME: Stop your tics by learning what triggers them by Sheila Rogers DeMare. Review by Hannah Lawrence. November 2017 Histamine and Tourette’s syndrome – tics disappear in mice treated with histamine June 2017 StopTicsToday – a new non-profit group raising funds for research into, and support for, the rapidly growing numbers of both children and adults who suffer from tics. November 2014 Sugar, fat, food and addiction: New approaches to the mental health crisis 'Real life' story by 11-year-old Meredith whose Tourette's has been massively improved by excluding gluten and dairy and good nutritional supplementation. Couresy of Latitudes. Juen 2014 Tics, Strep, Allergies, and Magnesium Deficiency by Dr. Mary Ann Block is Medical Director of The Block Center, an international clinic for the treatment of chronic health problems in children and adults. Courtesy of Latitudes. May 2013 Day to Day Survival Tips in Special Needs Families. Courtesy of Latitudes. April 2013 The Colour of Worry – or how colour therapy can banish the Worry Fairy – by Laura Matheos. Courtesy of Latitudes.September 2012 Bye-Bye Tics! Eli's Healthy New Life. Tammy Jackson describes how diet and envirnmental control has helped her sone Eli's Tourettes. Courtesy of Latitudes Nutrient Power – Heal Your Biochemistry and Heal Your Brain. A review of Dr. Bill Walsh's long-awaited book, courtesy of Latitudes – July 2012 A useful post on Dr John Briffa's blog suggesting that many apparent instances of mental health problems are actually caused by physiological or nutitional problem. He also highlights an excellent article in the Wall Street Journal by Harvard psychiatrist Barbara Schildkrout, who has written a new book, 'Unmasking Psychological Symptoms', aimed at helping therapists broaden their diagnostic skills so that they can pick up underlying physical conditions which may be causing, or at least contributing, to a mental health problem. August 2011 PANDAS – a frightening condition, thought to be caused by the common 'strep throat' bacteria, whose symptoms can include tics, obsessions, compulsions and anorexia. Courtesy of Latitudes – May 2010
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Alcoholism linked to lack of intestinal bacteria. October 2014 Tooth fillings using BPA may lead to behavioural problems in children. July 2012 Common flame retardant linked to social, behavioural and learning deficits Gut bacteria may influence brain chemistry and behaviour Be happy - spread joy! Fears over new drug orders for mental health patients Under new UK legislation, mental health patients may be forced to take their medication New study shows link between middle-ear disease and schizophrenia Minimising traumatic response to bad memories Blood test hope for mood disorder Adrenal burn out – possible cause of mental heatlh symptoms Can rage be treated with vitamins?
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