Very often we have potential clients ask us questions about our process. Here are a few of our FAQs and the answers that you crave! 1. Should I book an Initial Consult Call? Is this the right option for our family? We can shed some light on who our ideal and most successful clients are! If you are scared, …
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Sometimes after functional lab testing is done, your kiddo comes back with food sensitivities. Usually, we recommend those particular foods be eliminated for a short period of time. Reintroduction of those foods happens a little later in the program after your child’s symptoms have begun to stabilize. Removing foods that have been a normal part …
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Have you ever picked up an item in the grocery store to read the label and thought, “what is this stuff?” Have you blindly tossed sweets and treats into your cart not reading the label because you’d rather enjoy them in blissful ignorance? Have you noticed that after your child eats certain foods their tics, behavior, hyperactivity, …
What is Long Haul COVID? The CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL (CDC) defines long haul COVID symptoms, also known as PASC (post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2), as new, returning, or ongoing health problems appearing four or more weeks after being infected with the virus that causes COVID-19. The most common symptoms include fatigue, cognitive dysfunction, neurological issues, endothelial dysfunction, headache, loss …
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Do you feel like finding solutions to your child’s symptoms is like searching for buried treasure? If only you had a map to follow for exact directions! The fastest way to get a data-driven and detailed plan to reduce the symptoms your child is experiencing is by booking a DISCOVERY CALL with us. Are tics affecting your …
When you are the parent of a child with tics, sometimes your nerves are just plain shot. Sometimes the noise, the movement, the repetition, the rituals, all just get to be too much. Sometimes people you love have different ideas of how your child’s tics should be approached or dealt with, and relationships you cherish …
What is it like to be a child with tics? “It’s the worst feeling, it’s miserable to not have control of your body.” “It’s so embarrassing. I feel like everyone starts staring at me.” “My teachers correct me for dropping my pencil over and over but I can’t help it.” “People don’t understand the stress …
My Dear Friend, “Dr. Google” I have been in your shoes. I know exactly how it feels to watch my child suffer from debilitating tics and question everything in my life. I obsessively combed through articles, clinical trials, research studies, lifestyle recommendations, therapy possibilities, off-label pharmaceutical options, and even researched invasive surgical procedures just to …
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Most cultures center around food. Holidays and family gatherings are marked with special meals, dishes, and recipes that are oftentimes passed down through generations. Pop’s eggnog recipe he brought back from the war. Mom’s crab dip and pizza bread on Christmas Eve. Pappy’s ribs smothered in his secret barbecue spice blend. Your child’s food sensitivities …
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Have you already seen a Primary Care Physician, a Neurologist, an Allergist, an Ear Nose and Throat Specialist, a Psychologist, a Psychiatrist, participated in a clinic, or tried CBIT therapy or any combination of these in an attempt to help your child? In your experience with doctors, have you been prescribed medication for your child …
