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 If you haven’t struggled with weight loss yourself, chances are you know more than one person who has. Since hypothyroidism is so often associated with being overweight or obese, Dr. Kevin Dobrzynski’s work on an everyday cure for thyroid problems is an exciting topic. His common sense approach offers remarkable results for thousands – just what we [...] . . . → Read More: Jumpstart Your Weight Loss Resolution in 21 Days  In many ways, autistic children cannot enjoy the hallmarks of a “normal” childhood. Although many can learn to function socially despite the disorder (especially when it is caught early and addressed), still they will face challenges that other kids never have to consider. Walking onto a playground full of kids can quickly become overwhelming for [...] . . . → Read More: The Importance of a Healthy Diet and Exercise  Anyone with children knows how difficult it can be to get our little ones to eat the healthy foods they need for proper nutrition. Once they begin to eat solid food (and even earlier in some cases) they formulate opinions about what is good and what is going on the floor (or in your hair [...] . . . → Read More: A Healthy Diet for Kids with Autism  Supplements and vitamins have been proven to be extremely beneficial to maintaining mental and physical health. This same methodology has also been applied to persons with, or treating autism, showing impressive results. Those coming to terms with Autism are increasingly encouraged to pursue a nutritional approach to help diminish the onset of certain symptoms and [...] . . . → Read More: Nutritional Methods for Treating Autism  Parents are always fretting over what to feed their kids. Are they getting enough nutrients? Why do they hate vegetables? What is it about macaroni and cheese that makes them want to eat it for every meal, every day? Are their taste buds really that different from yours? These are questions that everyone inevitably faces [...] . . . → Read More: The Ideal Diet for Autistic Children  After a consistent period of watching your autistic child progress – making more fervent eye contact, functioning with much more versatile language, and socializing with more ease than discomfort – have you noticed a spike in regressive behaviors closer to or during the holiday season? There are many reasons for and causes of regressive behavior [...] . . . → Read More: Regression in Autistic Children During the Holidays |
 
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