I dove into the realities of gun control and mental health and what we can do now to help!

For the written blog, which includes a comprehensive list of resources for mental health support, go to Gritology.com

                                                           THE TOP UNDERLYING HEALTH THREATS MOST OVERLOOKED

1. Dental Problems — Your mouth is the gatekeeper and first line of defense for your health. Find an Integrative Dentist at www.IAOMT.org (International Academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology)  Fav water filters: AquaTru, Berkey, Environmental Water Systems. 
2. Parasites — Yes, we ALL have them!  Find out more: "The Parasite Guy" Dr. Todd Watts;  Evan Brand; Dr. Daniel Pompa
3. Fungal Infections — The most common being candida.  Check into a comprehensive stool analysis, candida antibodies test, or OATS test (Organic Acid Test).
4. Emotional Trauma — Unresolved trauma is an underlying contributor to countless physical illnesses. Learn more: Dr. Bradley Nelson, author of The Emotion Code; Dr. Aimie Apigian, trauma specialist; Dr. Darren Weissman, founder of The LifeLine Technique®
5. Interference Fields — Surgeries, scars, traumas, concussions can all affect energy flow in the body causing toxin accumulation. Check into QRA (Quantum Reflex Analysis), neural therapy, massage. Learn more:  Dr. Christine Schaffner
6. Lyme disease — SO many misconceptions! You DON'T need a bulls-eye rash to be infected, a bite from years ago can trigger the infection, it's not just ticks transmitting Lyme. And it's not called "Lymes" ;)  Find a Lyme-literate MD at  lymedisease.org
7. Mold Exposure — 25% of the population have a gene that prohibits them from eliminating mycotoxins from mold which can trigger a multitude of symptoms. Mold exposure can trigger Lyme disease and other illnesses. betterhealthguy.com drcrista.com survivingmold.com
8. Breast Implant Illness — The FDA issued a Black Box Warning for implants and recently issued a cancer warning linked to breast implants.  For explant information: dianekazer.com

Pediatric Lyme symptoms:  Headaches, nausea, abdominal pain, poor short-term memory, inability to sustain attention, difficulty thinking and expressing thoughts, difficulty reading and writing, difficulty making decisions, uncharacteristic behavior, outbursts and mood swings, fevers/chills, joint pain, dizziness, noise and light sensitivity.

Most ADHD medications fall into the Schedule II category. They're legal, but they’re considered dangerous because of their high risk of abuse and dependence. Other Schedule II drugs include painkillers like OxyContin and Vicodin.  

Source: webMD.com

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