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.

Foods high in folate that can help support deficiencies

The Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) for folate intake is 400mcg.  As I've posted, previously many of my clients have challenges with taking folate and may even see an increase in seizure activity.  You can read about this here.  However, some may need minimally the...

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Why taking folate if you have MTHFR may increase seizures .

I have many parents and adults contact me stating that they are aware of their methylation problems because they have a MTHFR genetic variance (C677T or A1298C).  And many of them assume, through marketing persuasions as well, that they or their child should be taking...

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I have the genetic variance SCN1A, now what?

I've had many parents inform me that their child has been diagnosed with the genetic variance SCN1A.  The parents also report that subsequent to receiving the 'news' neurologists report that other than medication, there's not much that can be done.  Yet, in the...

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What to be aware of with swimming in chlorinated pools

The major metabolic pathway for detoxification, referred to as sulfation, is often congested. I'll ask parents if swimming in a chlorinated pool is a common occurrence in children. Because if they say yes, this can help me identify one more healing opportunity. This...

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Vitamin D Deficiency, when addressed, reduced seizures

This is extremely recent research titled "Correction of vitamin D deficiency improves seizure control in epilepsy: A pilot study".  In this study 13 individuals who had demonstrated a long history of seizures of varying forms and were resistant to AED's, showed...

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The microbiome doesn’t just reside in the gut

New research is emerging that reveals that bacteria, beneficial or pathogenic, doesn't just reside in the digestive tract.  Rather, research is showing that bacteria is found in the eye, the brain and in the placenta.  Presumably, this suggests that if good bacteria...

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Autism symptoms, seizure disorder or B12 deficiency?

I've blogged on B12 deficiency in the past, but it's important to emphasize that under diagnosing B12 deficiency can lead to chronic symptoms that include autistic behaviors and or seizure disorders.  I've spoken with hundreds of parents that state when their young...

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