Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a progressive and fatal neurodegenerative disease that causes selective … [Read more...]
Petition for the Release of Publicly Funded Research Data in the US on Mercury and Infants
April 5, 2017 By
Kaiser Permanente in the US used public funding to collect data and conduct a study on infants and mercury exposure. In their study, which had serious … [Read more...]
Only One-Fifth of Global Population Achieves Sufficient Vitamin E Status to Receive Functional Health Benefits
August 24, 2016 By
A recent study published in the International Journal for Vitamin and Nutrition Research (1) establish that just 21% of the studies of the examined … [Read more...]
Digestive Enzyme Therapy: A Possible Option in Autism Spectrum Disorder
September 23, 2015 By
There is growing evidence for a gut-brain connection associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), which suggests a potential benefit for digestive … [Read more...]
Vitamin D Deficiency Correlates with Severity of Autism and Shows Improvement with Supplementation
September 15, 2015 By
Vitamin D deficiency has been previously reported in patients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). However, the data on the relationship between … [Read more...]
Evidence Supporting a Link between Dental Amalgams and Chronic Illness, Fatigue, Depression, Anxiety, and Suicide
March 1, 2015 By
Norway and Sweden have banned amalgam, reportedly due to environmental concerns. However, the use and toxic risk of dental amalgam fillings is still a … [Read more...]
ADHD, Autism, and Phenylketonuria
January 11, 2015 By
Researchers at Assiut University have in collaboration with Geir Bjørklund evaluated the neuropsychological status in 78 children with early and … [Read more...]
Copper Amalgam and Norwegian Dental Health Personnel
December 14, 2014 By
Copper amalgams, consisting 60-70% mercury (Hg) and 30-40% copper (Cu) (1, 2), were used very commonly in Norway for children with caries – allegedly … [Read more...]