Drugging Our Kids#Family#Android#iPad

For the past four months, the Bay Area News Group has been documenting the alarming use of psychiatric medications in California’s foster care system — and the impact on thousands of vulnerable kids who suffer the consequences.

Here, in Part 5 of our investigative series “Drugging Our Kids,” we present a documentary video that gives voice to many of these young people, who say they were silenced during their youth by the powerful drugs.

From Los Angeles to the Bay Area to Humboldt County, reporter Karen de Sá and photographer Dai Sugano interviewed more than 175 people, including dozens of current and former foster youth who were frequently moved and heavily medicated by a system that struggled to manage their complicated childhoods.

Now, there’s a growing call for change among former foster youth, psychiatrists, public health nurses and youth advocates. The stories of lost childhoods and remarkable resilience provide compelling lessons on how California can better address their trauma and stop “Drugging Our Kids.”

http://webspecial.mercurynews.com/druggedkids/

Forced Adult Vaccinations at Federal Levels Comment Period Now#iBelieve#Android#Family

Catherine J. Frompovich
Activist Post

The U.S. Health and Human Services published a 46-page draft proposal and notice in the Federal Register recently regarding more mandated vaccines for adults, and especially pregnant females; employer-enforced adult vaccinations; and probably for getting faith-based groups to uptake and not oppose vaccines/vaccinations.

There is an open public comment period that ends March 9, 2015, for consumers to register their comments, etc. per instructions at this website.

How to file your comments

Electronic responses are preferred and may be addressed to: Rebecca.Fish@hhs.gov.

or

Written responses should be addressed to: National Vaccine Program Office, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 200 Independence Avenue SW., Room 733G, Washington, DC 20201. Attn: HHS Adult Immunization c/o Rebecca Fish.

Continue to the Article Here

http://www.activistpost.com

Managing Mitochondrial Dysfunction#autoimmune#cdcwhistleblower#asd

I am pleased to share this recent article written by one of our Featured Doctors, Dr. Jodie Dashore.  A doctor that is leading the way in accurate diagnosis and in treating the root cause of illness. You can read a short segment below. 

The “powerhouse” of the cell and its implications for children with autism and other chronic conditions.

Managing Mitochondrial Dysfunction

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Dr. Jodie A. Dashore OTD, MS (Neurology), OTR/L, SIC, NDTC, TLPC, BOMC

Board Certified Doctor of Occupational Therapy

Member International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society

Clinical Director

11 Burlington Drive, Marlboro, NJ 07746

Phone: 732 772 1989; Fax 732 333 4526

While Mitochondrial Disorders (MD) are known

to be genetic in origin, over the last few years

research has also looked into identifying epi-genetic

triggers like vaccination, emotional trauma, etc.

Studies show that MD can be a predominant genetic

complication in many children diagnosed with autism

spectrum disorders (ASD).

On the other hand, there has been increasing evidence and recognition of “acquired” mitochondrial dysfunction

(not a full-blown disorder) in children with chronic and/or autoimmune conditions like autism, ADHD, ADD,

SPD, Lyme Disease and PANDAS with several environmental, immunological, infectious, and inflammatory

factors playing a role. Studies show that substantial percentages of these patients dis-play several peripheral

markers of mitochondrial energy metabolism dysfunction…What are Mitochondria…

Managing Mitochondrial Dysfunction

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Dr. Jodie A. Dashore OTD, MS(Pediatric Neurology),HHP.

Clinical Director

Integrative Neuro-Sensory Associates, LLC

Marlboro, New Jersey. USA.

Member International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS)

Member North American Association of Homeopaths

Member American Association of Drugless Physicians

Office 732 772-1989

Dr. Dashore completed her specialization in Neurology in 1991 from King Edward Memorial Hospital and Medical school in Bombay, India.  In 1992, she went on to complete research collaboration on Stroke and Cognitive deficits and working as a consultant for the NHS in London. Subsequently she immigrated to the United States to earn her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy- Evidence Based Medicine and Neurology from Rocky Mountain University in 2004. She went on to complete her Post- Doctoral dissertation in Sensory Integration from University of Southern California.

Dr. Dashore is currently a Board Certified Doctor of Occupational Therapy, specializing in Neurology. Dr. Dashore is also Board Certified in Sensory Integration, Holistic and Energy Medicine and Homotoxicology. She has obtained additional training in the areas of Tick Borne Diseases, Nutrigenomics, Herbalism, and Neuro -Immune Syndromes. She is currently training to be a Board Certified Herbalist.

She is an esteemed member of the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS), and The North American Association of Homeopaths (NASH). She has trained intensively and continues to stay current and mentored by Dr. Charles Ray Jones, MD, and Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, MD, PhD. Dr. Dashore is the founder and Medical Director of Integrative Neuro-Sensory Associates, LLC , a functional medicine and Sensory Integration practice in Marlboro, NJ. She works with children and adults from across the country with  Autism, Lyme Disease, PANDAS, Methylation Dysfunction, Mitochondrial Disorders, IBS, chronic fatigue, Neuro- Degenerative Diseases, Allergies, Autoimmune Disease, and more.

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Gut bacteria may play a role in eating disorders#iBelieve#Health#Eatingdisorder

By Dr Flannery

Eating disorders affect an estimated 5 to 10 percent of the population and are generally thought to be a psychological disorder. However, new research from France shows gut bacteria can also play a role in causing eating disorders. The study showed eating disorders developed in mice who had an immune reaction to a protein made by gut bacteria. Basically they reacted to these proteins as if they had an allergy or sensitivity to them. The protein made by the gut bacteria is very similar in structure to a satiety hormone called alpha-Melanocyte-stimulating hormone (a-MSH). When the immune system reacts to the protein it reacts to the a-MSH too because they are so similar. This reaction causes the immune system to attack a-MSH, which regulates feeding, energy usage, and anxiety.

Mistaken identity and friendly fire by the immune system

When a pathogen, such as infectious bacteria, is similar to a tissue or hormone in the body and the immune system can’t distinguish between the two and attacks both, this is called cross-reactivity. It is a very common cause of autoimmune reactions. For instance, gluten, the protein in wheat, cross-reacts with tissue in the brain. Many people with gluten sensitivity develop neurological disorders because when the immune system attacks ingested gluten it attacks the brain too, confusing it with gluten. The same holds true for dairy and some cases of type 1 diabetes, and other foods and autoimmune diseases. This study opens the door to the possibility that eating disorders may have an immune component at their root driving the psychological disorder.

Ways to address an unhealthy relationship with eating nutritionally

Although serious eating disorders are complex and require intensive therapy, certain nutritional strategies can help you obtain a more balanced approach to eating and food. The key is to follow a diet that fosters healthy brain chemistry.

Eliminate processed carbohydrates from your diet as they are addictive and skew brain chemistry in the way other addictive substances do. This can foster an unhealthy relationship with food.

Eating to keep blood sugar stable is a vital component to curbing cravings, obsessions with food, and a constant feeling of hunger. Avoid sweet, starchy foods, coffee drinks and energy drinks, going too long without eating, and relying on coffee for breakfast. Many people need to eat small, protein-dense meals frequently in the beginning to stabilize blood sugar.

It’s also important to base your diet on plenty of vegetables — research shows a plant-based diet affects the composition of gut bacteria and affects energy usage and fat storage in a way that promotes being slender naturally — without having to obsess over it.

Supporting your neurotransmitters, brain chemicals that affect mood and brain function, can also help you stabilize your approach to eating. Your brain may need serotonin or dopamine support. Serotonin is important to feel joy and ward off depression, while dopamine support may be helpful to feel motivation and ward off cravings. Both have been shown to play a role in eating disorders.

Ask my office for more advice on how to support a healthier approach to balanced, obsession-free eating.

Post in it’s entirety, is compliments of www.drflannery.com/

 

African Women Injected With Vaccines Laced with Anti-fertility Hormones#retweet#Vaccines#Pregnancy

by Christina England

Recently, there has been a flurry of reports in the media claiming that women of childbearing age in Kenya have been vaccinated with tetanus vaccinations containing the anti-fertility hormone hCG, rendering them infertile.

The reports came in after doctors from the Kenyan Catholic Doctors Association found an antigen causing miscarriage in the tetanus vaccinations that were administered to 2.3 million girls and women by the World Health Organization and UNICEF. [1]

In October 2014, Dr. Wahome Ngare, a member of the Catholic Doctors Association, told Points of View at KTN Weekend Prime that the women of Kenya had been vaccinated with a new tetanus vaccine that had not come through the usual channels and stated that the Catholic Church administers 65 percent of all vaccines…

One Brave Doctor Speaks Out

Read the Entire Article Here

http://vactruth.com

Are Forced Ebola Vaccines Coming To Your Town Soon?#iBelieve#Utah#Ebola

“Cry “Havoc,” and let slip the dogs of war”  

William Shakespeare

There have been many questions regarding the Ebola outbreak and the attempt to have it contained around the world. In light of an article by the WSJ, Tekmira Pharmaceuticals has been placed on the fast track to increase production of their experimental drugs and to expedite clinical trials on infected patients. But, what is the connection between the U.S. government and Tekmira Pharmaceuticals?

If we look back to October 2009, the United States government applied for a patent on Ebola. The patent actually pertains to all variants of Ebola. The patent also seeks ownership over any and all Ebola viruses that are weakened or killed, giving the US government ownership over all Ebola vaccines. This patent monopoly would give the US government the legal right to block all non-vaccine Ebola treatments, cures, or research.

In 2010, the Tekmira Pharmaceutical company signed a $140 million contact with the Department of Defense to advance an RNAI therapeutic to treat the Ebola virus infection. In March of 2014, Tekmira was granted a Fast Tract designation from the FDA for the anti-Ebola viral RNAi therapeutic, which allows for the quick review of the drug in order to get it our to patients more quickly.

“There ‘s daggers in men’s smiles” 

William Shakespeare

However, does this patent allow the federal government to squash any other treatments that might come down the pike?…

Read the Entire Article Here

www.westernjournalism.com

Could this be one of the best methods for treating Ebola?#iBelieve#Utah#Ebola

Silvia Menendez & Robert Rowen Ozone Therapy Workshop at ACAM Annual Meeting

Silvia Menendez, PhD and Robert Rowen, MD invite you to join ACAM for an
afternoon of discovering the world of oxidation therapy. This oxidation seminar will focus on the use of ozone therapy for a wide variety of medical problems. The MOST important thing to healing anything is oxygen delivery and consumption, the basis of all cellular energy production. The seminar will show how and why a single specific therapy can assist in the healing of a rather wide variety of non-specific conditions, from circulation, to infection, to immune issues. The seminar will also feature a short segment on ozone’s sister therapy – ultraviolet blood irradiation therapy. 


We will cover ozone’s utility in circulation, immune disorders, dementia, pain, arthritis, macular degeneration and more…

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www.acam.org