At times it may seem as if epilepsy and depression go hand in hand. Epilepsy may affect the ability of a person to work, drive, or participate in other activities. Statistics have shown that anywhere from 11-60% of people who have epilepsy can suffer from depression, while 10-32% can suffer from anxiety. Other people with […]
One-way and Two-way Baby Monitors: A Comparison of Merits
October 29, 2010 By
One product of modern technology that has come as a god-send to parents is the baby monitor. The gadget has evolved from a simple transmitter and receiver kind to today’s highly improved varieties. Today, parents are seeing greater freedom to attend to their other responsibilities without compromising on their primary responsibility of baby care. Baby […]
Can the Raw Food Diet Stop Seizures? (Video)
October 29, 2010 By
Many people believe that a raw food diet is essential to health, well-being, and vitality. The belief behind the raw food diet is that when food is cooked, essential vitamins and minerals are depleted from the food, which are so important for the body and all of its functions. Years ago it was necessary to […]
Infrared Sauna Therapy for Autism Recovery (Video)
July 15, 2010 By
Many children with autism have been found to have higher than usual levels of heavy metals. This could be because they have less ability to excrete them or it could be due to overexposure. These heavy metals, such as mercury, aluminium and cadmium can be linked to some of the behavioural problems associated with autism. […]
Simply Amazing Results Of Antiviral-Antifungal Therapy (Video)
July 14, 2010 By
In this video, a father recounts his trials and tribulations with his son Ethan. He discusses how Ethan began his life as a happy and healthy child with great joint attention. Slowly, Ethan began showing signs of autism, slipping away into his own world, completely unaware of the world around him, including his parent’s own […]
Helping Parents Cope With Stress
April 30, 2010 By
Everyday stress is a given for parents. You won’t have to think too hard to find something that brings on some degree of stress whether it’s financial, work related, being disorganized or worrying about a family member or friend. There are different levels of stress. More severe stress can lead to more serious issues such […]
The Impact of Chemicals and Genetically Modified Foods on Children
April 16, 2010 By
Genetically Modified (GM) foods pose a danger to the health of children everywhere. Allergies, nutritional problems, toxins and weakened immune systems have all been linked to the consumption of genetically modified foods, and children are at a greater risk of developing these problems than most adults. What are GM foods? Genetically modified foods have been […]
Teachers Need Educating About Epilepsy Too! (Video)
March 20, 2010 By
One of the biggest problems for children with disabilities is a lack of compassion, support and understanding at school, not just from fellow classmates but from teachers too. If a teacher doesn’t understand common conditions such as epilepsy or dyslexia symptoms can often be mistaken for bad behavior. In a video commercial produced by Laura […]
Life Saving First Aid For Status Epilepticus (Video)
February 21, 2010 By
First Aid for seizures typically involves making the person comfortable, keeping them out of harm’s way and timing a seizure to ensure that it doesn’t last more than 5 minutes. However, when a person has a series of seizures in a row without gaining consciousness or a seizure lasts more than 5 minutes, they could […]