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Manners And This Mama’s Job

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I turned to my son who wears more food than he eats, has a constant case of sticky hands and shovels food, and said, “She made me realize I am doing a poor job with my table manners. Daddy and your brother aren’t here so I think you’re the man for the job. I’m making […]

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Eating Clean Food Didn’t Heal Our ADHD

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Eating clean, organic food didn’t heal my child is a statement I’ve heard before from loving mothers who have tried to eat clean food in an effort to release a child from ADHD behavior. The challenge is, food isn’t food and moms who feel they are doing everything right are still feeding behavior altering chemicals […]

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gluten free, a not so healthy alternative

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Many people are ditching wheat altogether and finding they feel better on gluten free diets. This is also a topic for discussion as gluten free items are often highly refined and high in sugars.

Dr. William Davis, author of Wheat Belly, says going gluten free, “Is replacing a problem with a problem.” He says the process of drying […]

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Something Is Wrong With My Son

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When my son was 5 years old and starting kindergarten it became horrifically evident that something was wrong. Up until that fateful day we explained away his behavior as he’s a boy. In a world where we believed ADHD was over diagnosed we didn’t want him labeled. We have learned a lot since then […]

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Four things that will make your child hyper

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Our kids are suffering from poison. Food is nutrition that begets health, not disease. Let’s take a stand together to nourish our families and avoid the ingredients that cause behavioral challenges. We’ve all heard to not eat certain foods, here’s some history as to why these items are not a good idea and […]

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I Drugged My Child Repetitively Every Day

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I drugged my child.

My sweet adoring child could light up the room with his smile at the same time he could fill your heart with laughing butterflies. His spirit was afire inside him. He was a delight. Yet, he acted as if he was on drugs. His manic behavior was out of control, like […]

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