Given that we have been producing our EMPowerplus formula for nearly 20 years, we’ve received a lot of questions about it and how it works. Here are 8 of the most popular questions we’ve received over the years.
Researchers recently published an article in International Journal of Science and Research that recommended these 5 natural ways for dealing with sleep disorders.
Did you know that anxiety disorder is the most common mental illness in the United States? In fact, among people 18 and older, 1 in 5 have an anxiety disorder. Plus the mean age of onset of anxiety disorder is only 11 years old.
Check out our infographic below for other anxiety statistics and facts.
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Therese Borchard, associate editor at Pysch Central, recently wrote an article about the connection between food (or the lack of it) and depression. Specifically, she highlighted 10 nutritional deficiencies that may cause depression:
Years ago, a difficult time in Anne’s life led to panic attacks so severe she had to be hospitalized. For years, she struggled with managing her subsequent depression and anxiety with little success and resulting in hopelessness and suicidal tendencies. Then she found Truehope. Today, she feels incredible, fortunate, blessed, calm, centred, stable, and whole.
The following account of Dr. Charles Popper’s initial experience with EMPowerplus is taken from testimony he gave as an expert witness in Truehope’s 2006 court victory over Health Canada. He testified that up to that time, he had assisted 100–150 of his own patients and consulted with other doctors on 300–500 more patients in the use of EMPowerplus.
Dr. Popper had been working with a young patient who had bipolar. Because of extenuating circumstances, he had reluctantly put the child on EMPowerplus,
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Despite the advent of medications and other therapies over the last 50 years, mental illness rates have risen rather than declined. Over the last decade, scientists have been uncovering an uncomfortable truth: what we eat affects our mental health.
In this talk at the University of Canterbury, mental health researcher Dr. Julia Rucklidge discusses the data that shows an alarming picture of food choices serving as risk factors to all kinds of psychiatric problems. She also introduces the recent paradigm shift of using nutrients to treat these challenges,
Anthony Stephan, Truehope founder and CEO, recently came across a vehicle that had a bottle of EMPoweplus sitting at its windshield.
With the weather in the northern hemisphere warming, we want to remind Truehope participants to store our products in a cool, dry place. This will help them last longer and preserve their efficacy.
If you have any questions about storage and transportation of our products, contact us at support@truehope.com or 888.TRUEHOPE.
For years, Nichole struggled with feelings of panic, rage, elation, depression, and distraction. They affected her relationships, and made it difficult to manage her own mind. Truehope has made a difference in her life, and today she feels in control.
Dr. Charles W. Popper, MD, a psychiatrist and psychopharmacologist with Harvard Medical School, once testified in a court trial when Health Canada took Truehope Nutritional Support to court to force them to stop selling and distributing EMPowerplus to Canadians.
During part of his testimony, Dr. Popper outlines 3 claims Truehope made when they first contacted him, which made him quite skeptical of the company and its products.
Last month, Canadian mental health researcher Bonnie Kaplan was interviewed for the Economic Times about the emerging field of nutritional psychiatry.
Nutritional psychiatry involves the treatment of mood and anxiety disorders using nutrients. Here are 6 things we learn about nutritional psychiatry from the interview.