This summer, Truehope Nutritional Support conducted a survey of over 100 of our active customers. Among the questions we asked was “What was your first reaction when you heard vitamins and minerals could help you deal with your mental health challenges?”
Researchers recently published an article in International Journal of Science and Research that recommended these 5 natural ways for dealing with sleep disorders.
Ever wanted to know what success Truehope has been having without trying to wade through tweets, blog posts, and Facebook comments? Well, here we are in a nutshell.
Shortly after Truehope founders, Anthony Stephan and David Hardy, discovered the Truehope formula, they realized it was critical that their discovery was validated by science. They finally found a researcher at the University of Calgary who was willing (but reluctant) to try EMPowerplus in a pilot study.
Twelve years later, EMPowerplus has been the subject of 19 academic papers, including case-control designs, case studies using with-subject crossover designs, open-label case series, case reports with extensive historical treatment information,
One of the most common accusations we receive from EMPowerplus critics is that we prey on the weak, that we market to the vulnerable. This is a very serious accusation, and we felt it was important that we address it.
Last month, researchers at Ohio State University published a study in the Journal of Alternative Complimentary Medicine on the effect of EMPowerplus on people with Child-Onset Bipolar Spectrum Disorder. The results of the study are encouraging.
Researchers tracked the depression and mania levels of 7 child participants using the Kiddie Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia for School-Age Children-Present Episode-Depression Rating Scale and the Kiddie Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia for School-Age Children-Present Episode-Mania Rating Scale, respectively.
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Last summer, the Journal of Attention Disorders published a study examining the relationship between dietary patterns and ADHD.
After examining 1172 adolescents with an ADHD diagnosis, researchers identified two major dietary patterns in the sample: western and healthy. The western dietary pattern included higher intakes of total fat, saturated fat, refined sugars, and sodium, and lower intakes of omega-3 fatty acids, fibre, and folate. The healthy dietary pattern had higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids,
Many, if not most, of our 80,000 customers have grown tired of the side effects or became frustrated with the ineffectiveness of the medications they had been taking prior to learning about Truehope. They wanted something that provided actual relief.
Many of these types of customers have been looking for solutions alternative to their SSRI medications, and have tried numerous treatments (especially nutritional supplementation) before coming to Truehope. In fact, some have even gone off their conventional medications while trying to find a working solution they can be comfortable with.
One of the demands EMPowerplus critics continue to put to us is the need for randomized controlled, double blind, placebo controlled studies. To many in the scientific world (particularly those analyzing quantitative data), those three elements are a holy grail of sorts.
The premise is that these trials eliminate bias: bias from the participant and bias from the researcher.
The problem with insisting on this type of research as being the only research that can produce reliable data is that, at least in Truehope’s case,
In September 2010, Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 7.1 earthquake. Researchers at the University of Canterbury, Ohio State University, and the West Coast District Health Board (in Greymouth, New Zealand) wanted to study the effects such an event had on the anxiety, fear, and depression levels of earthquake survivors.
In 2008, researchers from the Global Neuroscience Initiative Foundation published an article in the Nutrition Journal entitled “Nutritional therapies for mental disorders”. In it, they outlined many of the connections between nutrition and mental health. Among these connections was the role amino acids can play in the occurrence and treatment of mood disorders.