Not every twitch, sound, or odd movement is “just a habit.” Sometimes, these repetitive actions are part of a deeper neurological pattern known as tic disorders. The symptoms of tic disorders can be subtle—like a fleeting facial grimace that passes unnoticed—or unmistakable, such as repeated vocal outbursts in the middle of a conversation. What makes …
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You’ve tried everything. The medications, the therapies, the endless appointments. Yet your child’s tics persist, leaving you wondering if there’s something you’re missing. What if the answer isn’t just in treating the signs but in understanding what might be triggering them in the first place? Environmental toxins are everywhere – in the air we breathe, …
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For parents of children with tics, they have considered these questions one too many times—how food may be affecting tics? Is something as simple as what’s on their plate playing a part in why they struggle with tics? And they often feel frustrated by the lack of clear answers or overwhelmed by conflicting advice. Conversations …
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Have you ever noticed how stress or even a simple cold seems to make everything feel worse? For those dealing with tics, it’s not just an inconvenience—it can feel like their signs are magnified overnight, leaving you wondering why and what you can do about it. Tics and illness can take on a whole new …
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When your child’s first tic appears, you’re suddenly thrust into a world where you’ll face one of the most challenging decisions parents encounter: choosing between tic disorders medical treatments vs natural approaches. You’re not alone if you’ve found yourself scrolling through research at 2 a.m., weighing the potential side effects of recommended medications against the …
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Have you noticed your child’s tics worsening after meals? Food sensitivities could be a key factor. Kids with tic disorders may find relief by improving gut health, as inflammation from certain foods can trigger tics. Many families fear medication is the only option, but diet adjustments—like reducing dairy, gluten, or artificial additives—can help. This blog …
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What if a simple spray could help manage the tics that disrupt your child’s daily life? For parents navigating the challenges of tic disorders, finding practical solutions can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. TRS Spray, marketed as a detox tool to remove heavy metals like mercury or lead, has sparked hope …
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When your child’s tics worsen unexpectedly, functional testing can provide deeper insights than traditional approaches. This testing examines factors such as MCP-1, an inflammatory marker that may impact neurological symptoms. Tics may worsen after consuming certain foods, experiencing stress, or contracting infections, and functional testing helps identify underlying inflammatory processes that are often overlooked by …
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Have you ever watched your child’s tics worsen just days after starting their new ADHD meds? You’re not imagining things—and you’re not alone. Many parents find themselves caught in this frustrating cycle where the very medications meant to help their child focus seem to amplify their tics. The relationship between tics and ADHD meds isn’t …
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Does it seem to you that no one truly comprehends the chaos associated with tics? Even the best brain experts—like neurologists—can sometimes leave you with more confusion than clarity. Tics are related to various factors, including neurologic, physical, environmental, and emotional. Yet, the medical field often focuses too narrowly on symptoms and fails to consider …
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