Health: Children with Reading Disorders

Children with Reading Disorders

Written by David Fitzgerald

This learning disability is quite widespread. This disorder is known as dyslexia, and it is believe to affect as many as 8 percent repparttar

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Big R’s, an ability that is important for success in our daily lives. As an adult you pick-up a newspaper, magazine, or any print matter and learn through reading repparttar 114968

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topic. This process of reading has become second nature to you, but as a child you had to develop certain tasks. In your early years of life you learned to focus your attention on repparttar 114970

printed material and in most cases taught to read it from left to right. As you advance you learned repparttar 114971

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sound of words. Of course there was “Miss English” you know repparttar 114975

type. Marking up your (what you thought) great English paper with red pencil, and always correcting your English.

But this is a process of learning to read and understand sentences. From this to reading books some good, some not so good. Your mind began building ideas and images. New ideas are compared with old and repparttar 114976 way you look at new experiences change your way one thinks. The concepts can be deep thoughts or everyday experiences are stored in your memory.

But children with dyslexia can have problems with any of these tasks. They can have a problem separating repparttar 114977 sounds in spoken words. Or they might be unable to simple sound out words, or maybe have trouble rhyming words.

Sweet Poison

Written by Cynthia Perkins, M.Ed.

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Sweet Poison By Cynthia Perkins, M.Ed.

What is repparttar 114971 most common addiction in our society today? Well you may be surprised to learn that it is sugar. That’s right, those pretty white crystals sitting on most people’s kitchen table. The average American consumes 32 teaspoons of sugar a day. Not only is it addictive, but this very common everyday product that is falsely believed to be harmless is responsible for many health problems we find in our society.

There’s a very significant difference between white refined sugar and naturally occurring complex sugars that are found in whole foods. In this article we are speaking specifically of refined white sugar, or its cousins, repparttar 114972 other refined sugars, such as brown sugar, powdered sugar or raw sugar.

White refined sugar is not a food. It is a chemical. It is an addictive drug. Yes, that’s right, an addictive drug and when you remove it from your diet you can experience withdrawal symptoms as excruciating and serious as alcohol withdrawal, including tremors, flu like symptoms, headaches, and mood swings so intense you would damn near kill for a chocolate bar. Some say it is as addictive as heroin.

The biochemical make up of white sugar is almost identical to alcohol, except for one molecule. Refined white sugar is stripped of any nutritional value and is an empty calorie food. In addition to that, in order to be metabolized in repparttar 114973 body it has to draw from your vitamin and mineral reserves and therefore is responsible for depleting mineral and vitamin levels, which in itself creates numerous health problems.

What is very sad and devastating is that sugar is an acceptable addiction. It’s not uncommon for people to know they have a sugar addiction and to make a joke of it. It’s not seen as a serious matter, when in reality it is very serious indeed.

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