Important Research

Below you’ll find the most current evidence-based research as I review it and publish it.  Please continue to check back frequently and follow our community on Facebook to keep up to date.

Food allergies must be explored in seizure disorders.

Food allergies must be explored in seizure disorders.

In my webinar I included a science based study entitled "Oligoantigenic diet treatment of children with epilepsy and migraines".  The results concluded that a total elimination diet STOPPED recurrent seizures in more than 55% of the children that exhibited symptoms...

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Boost antioxidants to prevent cell damage

Oxidative stress is the oxidizing of cells (similar to an apple when cut open turns brown) and at times can be a damaging process.  The journal entitled "Oxidative stress and epilepsy: literature review" recognizes that experimental science has hypothesized...

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Vitamin D is not just for bones…

The tight junctions in your small intestine contain an adhesion junction around them to help regulate what gets in and what stays out. Dr. Tom O Bryan describes it like a “rubber band” wrapped around the tight junctions that can get too stretched out and lose its...

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Nutritional Deficiencies

Nutritional Deficiencies Discovering nutritional deficiencies is imperative in neurological disorders.  You can complete an online assessment for nutritional deficiencies here Vitamin B12: Referred to as the energy vitamin. B12 deficiency- 40% of American population...

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Potential infections

Infections need to be addressed in order for the body's healing process to be fully initiated. These assessments are not actual tests but serve as pre-screens to determine if possibly a test is warranted. Please note, in the functional approach, you may be...

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Going gluten-free isn’t enough

It is relatively new knowledge of the potential harmful effects that gluten can create on the digestive system and its affect on the blood brain barrier.  It is also relatively recent discovery that non-celiac gluten sensitivity may affect up to two-thirds with...

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Zonulin- a very small but important molecule

There's been much discussion as of the recent discovery of zonulin a molecule that's responsibility lies in guarding the tight junctions of the intestinal lining. Zonulin is a "gate keeper" that open the tight junctions to allow medications and nutrients providing a...

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