All of us can use regular brain bending and stretching, and you’ll be amazed at how much better you’ll feel after trying a brain upgrade for just a few minutes. In this world of information overload from computers, video games, and television, our brains need stimulation from activity and movement. Below are ten simple, natural
DetailsNutrition affects every cell in the body, and it plays a role in reversing dyslexia. In order to effect true reversal of dyslexia, nutrition cannot be overlooked. Food gives your brain, muscles, bones, organs, and blood the nutrients they need to be healthy. Good nutrition isn’t something you can practice occasionally; it needs to be
DetailsJared Jared came in at the age of fifteen with his mother, a school nurse who understood how emotions affect health and learning. Jared’s father, an accountant, passed away when Jared was seven. His mom tried to get Jared to talk about his feelings and about his father, but Jared always refused to talk and
DetailsIf my website, published book, and online program promise anything, it is to show you—the parent(s) of a dyslexic child—that dyslexia is reversible. Contrary to what you’ve been told, it is not a permanent condition. Not only can your child read “normally,” but many other issues associated with dyslexia, such as poor organizational skills, clumsiness,
DetailsI’m often asked how I came to be at this place at this time, helping children and adults reverse dyslexia naturally. To answer that, I have to travel back in time over 30 years ago. It was 1981, and I had spent the last four years as a financial consultant, working my way up to
DetailsThe quick answer to the question, “Can dyslexia be reversed?” is YES. With neuroscience and good nutrition, reversing dyslexia is possible for many who are affected. To understand how dyslexia occurs, it’s helpful to understand the brain and how it develops. There is a natural, inherent order in the development of the brain, and when
DetailsIn the previous blog post, we discussed ways you can make a tremendous impact on your child and help to reverse dyslexia. Let’s continue with more ideas for helping your little one to be as healthy and happy as possible. Get enough sleep—all of you. Sleep is so underrated in this country. Children need at
DetailsEvery day, I see parents who feel powerless and helpless in the face of dyslexia. I want to hug them and reassure them that yes, they do have control, and they can help to reverse dyslexia. You hold this power also. It may not seem like you do, but oh my, you have much more
DetailsThe International Dyslexia Association defines dyslexia as “a specific learning disability that is neurological in origin. It is characterized by difficulties with accurate and / or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities.” Dyslexia symptoms can manifest at any age, but most often appear in young children. Those with dyslexia have trouble
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