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A study that found a connection between high glucose levels and the risk of dementia is back in the news. Dr. David Perlmutter believes that the information in this study and others points to a problem with most people’s diets. People with celiac disease are also affected despite the conscious elimination of gluten from their food.
New research suggests there could be a role for antibiotics for treating Crohn's disease and colitis. Scientists at Yale University have discovered so called bad bacteria that can cause inflammation related to the intestinal disorders.
I love to listen to music when I run. Some say that listening to music seemingly empowers you to do great things. And science is learning that this isn’t just in your head.
A researcher who worked on the CHD8 gene mutation study believes that testing at birth for autism is possible and suggests it may one day extend to testing during pregnancy. Dr. Raphael Bernier believes that better treatments will also be possible thanks to an improved understanding of genetics. His words are giving families hope for an improved medical future.
Technology has made shopping and planning the daily menu at home easier for people with celiac disease. Smartphone apps can make the entire process better and help you identify gluten-free items quickly, so you can plan the meals with ease. Although new apps continue to be added to the online stores, there are several that have received positive reviews.
Another disturbing story has appeared from a school involving an autistic boy. The family of the Florida child reports that he was handcuffed by police and forced to stay on top of a squad car trunk in the heat. The family is angry, but both the police and school state the situation was handled according to their rules.
There are new concerns about the federal school lunch program for children with celiac disease. Students on a restricted diet continue to face problems in the cafeteria and classroom with gluten, but new guidelines may create additional issues. The National School Lunch Program is facing ongoing criticism, and families who have children with celiac disease are worried.
New and previous research shows that yoga for multiple sclerosis provides a number of important benefits that can improve quality of life. Do you know what those advantages are? Are you ready to try yoga for multiple sclerosis?
Incorporating interval training into your daily walks is an excellent way to build fitness and manage blood sugar.
A disturbing story has appeared from Georgetown about an autistic boy being isolated at his elementary school. The small Indiana town has been shocked by a mother’s report about Georgetown Elementary school mistreating her son. The school has not responded to the allegations, but the family has not given up.
Eating out can be a stressful experience for people with celiac disease. It is not easy to find restaurants that have a gluten-free menu and avoid contamination with gluten in the kitchen. However, the following tips can help you enjoy the experience of eating out again.
Do you have a favorite weight loss diet plan? If so you may be surprised at what researchers found when they compared weight loss plans including Weight Watcher, South Beach Diet and more.
Consumer Reports conducted an independent study that looked at biologic drugs available for Crohn's disease treatment. Based on their analysis, here is what the report says may be your "best buy" for choosing a biologic medication for treating ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease that should be discussed with your doctor.
There is something in spinach and other green leafy vegetables that could help us lose weight and reduce hunger and sugar cravings. The something is called a thylakoid and is shown in a long study to reduce hunger up to 95 percent. Read on to find out how researchers tested thylakoids for weight loss.
Setting goals is important for ensuring that the things that are priorities in your life get accomplished. Those with ADHD typically procrastinate getting started on tasks that will go a long way toward accomplishing those goals, but research has found one good way to ensure that you will be successful
Scientists have discovered a new drug for multiple sclerosis that may help reverse the damage to the myelin associated with the disease. So far, study results have been positive and further testing of the new drug is in the pipeline.
Charities have provided valuable support for people with autism and their families, but there are fake organizations that mar the goals of legitimate programs. A recent scandal in Massachusetts involving a police dispatcher running a fake charity for autism has added to the frustration. Unfortunately, the people who wanted to see justice in this case may be surprised by the outcome.
Several hundred symptoms have been linked to celiac disease, but joint pain is often near the top of complaints from patients. It is usually accompanied by stiffness and can continue after treatment for the disease begins. However, there are ways to help deal with this common problem before it becomes a bigger issue.
Your young child will be much better able to pay attention in school if he or she is physically fit. Researchers at the University of Illinois have found that 9- and 10-year-olds who are more aerobically fit have more fibrous and compact white-matter tracts in their brains - both which are desirable qualities which are important for faster and more efficient nerve activity.
DNA changes found in the blood of children with Crohn's disease could mean a way to determine who will develop the inflammatory bowel disorder (IBD). Scotland scientists also say epigenetic changes could mean a better understanding of Crohn's disease and new treatments.
Here are some fun facts about weight loss that we bet you have never heard about. For instance, how fat can you get before the body succumbs, does fasting really help with weight loss and what is the weight loss record?
Scientists have been investigating the connection between head size in babies and autism for several years. A new study questions previous research and attempts to find answers by analyzing the head size of 700 infants. The results may surprise some families who have been following the research.
The amount of salt you consume can have a significant impact on your health, especially if you have multiple sclerosis. How much salt can be harmful for people with MS, what damage can it do, and how can you reduce your salt intake?
The director of “Guardians of the Galaxy” has posted an interesting update from a woman who took her autistic brother to see the film. His positive reaction to the movie has inspired other families who have children with autism to consider watching it. Drax the Destroyer is featured in the film and is a comic book character, but he has a powerful impact on at least one child with autism.
Eating out can be a challenge for people with celiac disease, but some state fairs are beginning to notice this problem. They are making changes to include vendors who offer gluten-free food. You may still have to miss out on a deep-fried Twinkie at the fair, but the number of options is increasing.
Technology is providing many powerful tools that are helping people with autism improve their communication skills. A new research study focuses on iPads and autistic children to determine if they are benefiting from the gadgets. Families are determined to find new ways to help their kids express themselves better.
Bread is a diet staple, but people with celiac disease cannot grab the first fresh French baguettes they see in the stores. The bread must be gluten-free. Unfortunately, it is often much more expensive than the wheat, rye or barley versions, and taste is sometimes an issue. This is why some people have turned to making their own bread at home.
Is your butt bigger than you like? Do you find that no matter how much you diet that your butt remains the biggest part of your body while the rest of you gets smaller? If so, then here is some help with a glute-focused exercise that can make your butt at least looker smaller and put a smile on your face.
People with Multiple Sclerosis have a greater risk of osteoporosis and poor bone health. Have you talked to your doctor about osteoporosis and how to improve your bone health?
Disney has been accused of discriminating against people who have autism, and there is an active lawsuit. Families have shared that the Walt Disney Parks and Resorts did not treat their autistic children fairly during visits. The lawsuit may be expanding to include other plaintiffs who have come forward with information about the company.
