Is Your Child Suffering From
Toxicity?
most of my patients say, but the real truth is that toxins are everywhere and our bodies are not evolutionarily prepared for the assault that modern industry has brought upon us. I tell all my patients to go to a web-
site,
www.ScoreCard.org. They are an anti-pollutant group that has a lot of in- formation that can scare your socks off. Go to the site and type in your zip code. Did you know that New Haven County is in the top 10% of the country for the release of carcinogens into the air, along with air release of developmental toxins? The website will show you which
can’t focus. He has so much energy that he can’t sit still, so much that he always is getting into trouble. Joe doesn’t mean to cause trouble. He just can’t keep things quiet inside. The teacher said to Joe’s mother, “Put him on Ritalin!” Now, I don’t know when teachers
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became doctors, but it seems to me that they’re trying to find everyway possible to keep kids under control in their class- room. With ADHD on the rise every year, and more and more kids becoming hyperactive and doing worse in school, we need to find an answer that gets to the root of the problem.
oseph came into my office a few weeks ago. He is twelve years old and has problems in school. He just
Joe didn’t want to take Ritalin. He
tried it and it made him feel funny; he wasn’t himself. Don’t forget that there are cases of children that have commit- ted suicide after being on ADHD drugs. It’s the answer for some kids, but not all. It wasn’t Joe’s answer, and his family was looking for something better. Joe is like hundreds of other children
that I see: hyperactive, lacking focus, but really wanting to be better. In my office we always try to find the cause of the problem, and not just palliate symptoms so that things seem better only when you take your medicine. Something is causing this, something real, and for many chil- dren with ADHD, the cause is toxicity.
Toxins In The World It is a very toxic world. Pollutants
are being released into the air, the water, and the land. Most of the time, we don’t see it. “There can’t be any toxins in my world. I use a water filter, I eat organic,”
companies are dumping toxins, and how that toxin can affect your child. The top ranked non-cancer toxin in New Ha- ven County is mercury, which is one of the most potent neurotoxins known to man. We’ve removed mercury from our vaccines, removed mercury from our thermometers, but we haven’t removed mercury from our industrial companies. Now toxicity release is a lot better
than what it once was here in the United States, but not in other countries. Re- member, we don’t live in a bubble, and once a toxin or DDT is released into the air, it can travel around the world on the jet stream, and you can breathe it in, or it can rain onto your garden. Air tox- ins don’t need passports to get into the country, air is everywhere, and the air you breathe will be here one day, Eu- rope the next, China soon after, and on and on.
Chelation vs. Detoxification Luckily for us, there’s an answer.
While we can’t live in a bubble and can’t stop our kids from breathing, we can re- move the offenders. Natural detoxifica- tion programs are enormously effective
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