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Treatment Of Learning Disabilities. This paper stresses the importance of early diagnosis, good nutrition, and effective alternatives to drugs. There is also a section of prenatal influences in learning disabilities. COTT (Order Publication #35) |
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They Can Make It Now. This paper describes two cases of remediation, and also talks about allergies and hypoglycemia. HEYMAN (Order Publication #36) |
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Epistaxis, Enuresis, Encopresis, Headache, Sleep, Hyperactivity, Nightmares, Short Stature. Is There A Common Etiology? This paper deals with diet and how eliminating certain products can eliminate certain sicknesses and problems. WILSON (Order Publication #37) |
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Doctor Links Diet, Learning. This paper shows the link between allergies and learning disabilities. STEBBINS (Order Publication #38) |
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What’s Eating You? This paper explains how food allergies can cause mental illness in some people. GONZALEZ (Order Publication #39) |
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Seven-Day Meal Plan. This article gives examples of well-rounded meals for one week. (Order Publication #40) |
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Salicylate Free Diet, Brand Names Of Some Acceptable Products and Helpful Hints. This article gives a good list of foods that are acceptable on this diet and also includes some easy recipes. (Order Publication #41) |
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Nutritional Individuality. This paper explains the importance of formulating an individual diet and realizing that what is right for one person may not be right for another. WILLIAMS (Order Publication #42) |
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Intracellular Enzymatic Analysis. This paper explains how some diseases or abnormalities originate within the cell itself and how the enzyme pattern of each individual is as unique as his fingerprints and personality. ALLEN (Order Publication #43) |
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Food Intolerances and the Dyslexic Or Hyperkinetic. This paper explains how some food allergies are the cause of inconsistencies in the dyslexic or hyperkinetic. HARDMAN (Order Publication #44) |
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How Food Allergies Can Affect Behavior. This paper explains how food allergies can cause drastic behavior changes in people. CARDOZO (Order Publication #45) |
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Bad Child Or Bad Diet. Diet and Behavior (Reprint from Prevention, July, 1979, Vol. 31, No. 7.) Sugary, additive-packed junk food has turned millions of children into demons of hyperactivity. The exorcist is proper nutrition. GOTTLIEB (Order Publication #46) |
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Academic Behavioral Perceptual Reactions In Dyslexic Children When Exposed To Environmental Factors Listed as Malathion and Petrochemical Ethanol. This paper explains the overt changes that can occur for dyslexic individuals when they have intolerances and/or allergies which may have atypical manifestations. HARDMAN, LIEBERMAN, PRESTON (Order Publication #47) |
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The Effects of Diet and Sublingual Provocative Testing On Eye Movements With Dyslexic Individuals. (From Journal of the American Optometric Association) This paper shows that an altered reaction to diet and sublingual provocative testing for sugar was shown to significantly modify eye movement patterns during reading in a group of dyslexics. HARDMAN, CLAY, LIEBERMAN (Order Publication #48) |
