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Mayonnaise

POSTED IN Recipes ON September 21st, 2011    No Comments

Ingredients 2 egg yolks (free range) 2 tbsp organic apple cider vinegar 1 tbsp fresh lemon juice 1/2 tsp mustard 1/2 tsp cayenne pepper 1 tsp sea salt 1 cup olive oil Method In a blender, combine egg yolks, vinegar, lemon juice, mustard, cayenne pepper, salt and 1/4 cup oil. Blend for 30 seconds With [...]

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Quick & Easy Rice Milk

POSTED IN Recipes ON August 19th, 2011    No Comments

Ingredients It is best to use warm water and warm rice 4 cups hot/warm water 1 cup (160g) cooked rice (white or brown) 1 tsp vanilla Method Place all ingredients in a blender until smooth. Let the milk set for about 30 minutes. Pour the milk steadily into another container (e.g. old jam jar), leaving [...]

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Awakening to ADHD

POSTED IN Article ON July 2nd, 2011    No Comments

Please take a look at the article I wrote on the biomedical appraoch to ADHD for Natural Medicine. Awakening to ADHD

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It is time for Parents to Take Charge!

POSTED IN Article ON June 30th, 2011    No Comments

By Sandy Gluckman PhD Let’s begin by exploring four startling statements based on the newest research.  Here goes: Chronic stress is the No. 1 disease in children today.  It is also the most ignored condition in children, and therefore, the most potentially dangerous. 95% of all learning, behavior and mood conditions that children are experiencing [...]

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Optimum diet during pregnancy

POSTED IN Article ON May 16th, 2011    No Comments

Your pre-pregnancy BMI will generally give you an indication of how much weight you should gain during pregnancy. It is not true that you need to eat for two! For example, if your BMI is in the obese range (>29), you should only really gain between 6-8kg. However, if your BMI is normal (19.8-26), you [...]

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Nutritional Therapy in ADHD & Autism Spectrum Disorders

POSTED IN Article ON April 8th, 2011    No Comments

There are six main dietary plans that are usually used as interventions in ADHD and ASDs. It is possible that just one of the six plans will be sufficient but it is far more likely that you will need to combine two or more of the diets (or parts thereof). The Six Dietary Plans: 1.Blood [...]

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Diet may help ADHD kids more than drugs

POSTED IN Latest News ON March 15th, 2011    8 Comments

A study published in the Lancet this year, looks at the effects of a restricted elimination diet on the behaviour of children with ADHD.  There were several phases to the trial. At the start of the first phase, children were placed on a few-foods diet (rice, meat, vegetables, pears and water) which is a very [...]

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Vitamin A: the key to a tolerant immune system?

POSTED IN Article ON February 9th, 2011    No Comments

There has been plenty press of late about the necessity of adequate vitamin D and how chronically low levels are implicated in anything from insulin resistance to depression. Additionally, it is very unusual to test someone’s vitamin D levels and to find them to be adequate – a level above 45 ng/mL or more. Yet, [...]

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Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers

POSTED IN Blog ON January 31st, 2011    No Comments

“Essentially, we humans live well enough and long enough, and are smart enough, to generate all sorts of stressful events purely in our heads…if you are a zebra running for your life…your body’s physiological response mechanisms are superbly adapted for dealing with such short-term physical emergencies…When we sit around and worry about stressful things, we [...]

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Defeat Autism Now (DAN!)

POSTED IN Article ON November 14th, 2010    1 Comment

INTRODUCTION Having just attended the Defeat Autism Now (DAN!) conference in Long Beach, California, I was amazed by the collection of scientists, researchers, doctors and nutritionists all of whom have adopted a biomedical approach to treating children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs). It was really incongruent to have to remind myself that this approach, although [...]

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