Part 3 of Our Children with Type 1...
Part 3 of Our Children with Type 1 Diabetes
READ PART 1: Causes, Solutions, and a New Prognosis READ PART 2: Genetics Are NOT Destiny Unearthing Root Causes In parts 1 and 2 of this series, we have been discussing the importance of finding root causes, regardless of whether your goal is to reverse Type 1 Diabetes, to manage
Saving Her Son From PANDAS
Saving Her Son From PANDAS
When her son started exhibiting sudden and disturbing psychiatric symptoms, Heather Korbmacher had no idea that everything was about to change for her family. Currently, thousands of parents are confounded and distressed by a dizzying and horrifying array of symptoms caused by an outcropping of neuropsychiatric disorders caused by pathogens.
Part 2 of Our Children With Type 1...
Part 2 of Our Children With Type 1 Diabetes: Genetics Are NOT Destiny
by Carla Atherton Director of the Healthy Family Formula READ PART 1 FIRST: Causes, Solutions, and a New Prognosis What Is Autoimmunity? Since Type 1 Diabetes (at least the classic diagnosis) is an autoimmune condition, we need to define and discuss autoimmunity. Autoimmunity occurs when the immune system attacks its
And We Have Liftoff!
And We Have Liftoff!
Applications now being accepted for our next practitioner training! Are you ready to lead families away from our new normal of sub-optimal health and into a new health paradigm? Learn how to guide your clients through conditions such as, Autoimmunity: Type 1 Diabetes, PANDAS/PANS/Autoimmune Encephalitis, Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, and
Our Children With Type 1 Diabetes: Causes, Solutions,...
Our Children With Type 1 Diabetes: Causes, Solutions, and a New Prognosis: Part 1
By Carla Atherton, Director of The Healthy Family Formula A New Way to Approach Type 1 Diabetes My daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in February 2012. I am reluctant to talk about this event as if it is the only defining moment in my life, and I certainly
Reaching Out
Reaching Out
by Carla Atherton, Director of The Healthy Family Formula My Mom Always Said I Was Different I have seen and have brought my children to many doctors, every one unable or unwilling (due to lack of time, interest, or knowledge) to help us to unravel the seemingly mysterious symptoms we
Firsts: For My First Daughter
Firsts: For My First Daughter
I hope that you are having (or have had) a wonderfully restful, fun, joyful, memorable holiday! I am not sure how much rest we’ve gotten, but we sure have had some fun! Big family gatherings, performances and concerts, and successes such as my own grandmother becoming as close to pain-free
Yoga for Health, Life, and Healing
Yoga for Health, Life, and Healing
By Carla Atherton Director of The Healthy Family Formula Let us make health easy once again. Health is a complicated dance, yet, at the same time, is simple, with a select few necessary steps. It involves your physical body, your mental/emotional environment, your spirit, and the connections between all
Your Thriving Child! Event of The Year!
Your Thriving Child! Event of The Year!
Join me, host Elisa Song, and 39 other experts for the children’s health event of the year, the Thriving Child Summit September 18th-24th! Register for FREE here! What’s in store? Join us!
Moving Beyond the Diagnosis: Our Story Part 2
Moving Beyond the Diagnosis: Our Story Part 2
by Carla Atherton, Director of The Healthy Family Formula I want to tell you a story. Several months ago, I was speaking with Brenda, our insurance broker, trying to figure out some details about our house insurance when the topic of health came about. For some serendipitous reason, I
Moving Beyond the Diagnosis: Our Story Part 1
Moving Beyond the Diagnosis: Our Story Part 1
by Carla Atherton, Director of The Healthy Family Formula When we are moved to create something extraordinary, something that comes fully from who we are, from what gets us out of bed in the morning, from a clear and relentless vision, it often comes out of a place of
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“When my own daughter received an upsetting diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes in 2012, my family and I were launched into a new life of needles and doctors and dead ends. And after experiencing the ups and downs of parenting a child with chronic illness and recognizing what was not
