Adult ADD?

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Ange,

 

I hope you will find the information below helpful.

 

May God Bless and Guide You,

Darryl Milligan

http://www.progressive-wellness.com/

 

Alternative Medicine For ADD

Or

Change Eating Habits

What is causing Attention Deficit Disorder ( ADD )? People do not have a

Ritalin Deficiency - American people (and children have a real nutritional

deficiency. We see kids that are obese, with diabetes and other diseases we

used to call old age diseases. Do we want our kids to dig their grave with

their teeth? You will notice that the adults are doing the same things and

getting the same results, but everyone just says that they are getting old.

Don't believe it!

 

Alternative medicine for ADD can help but eating habits and life style

changes must come first or you will limit the effectiveness that the

alternative medicine for ADD has. Why not start with removing the bad eating

habits 1st.

 

Attention Deficit Disorder is now something that is affecting a large part

of our population. The reason is our eating habits and life style. Consuming

fast food, soft drinks, sugar, and white flour are a large cause of the

problem. Add the high fat, low nutrient eating habits of most Americans and

you have Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or ADHD.

 

Yes their is alternative medicine for ADD but we must start with diet

changes! I recommend that you visit our page on Blood Rouleau to see what

problems the average American has in their blood. You will also see

recommendations for 80% of the food everybody should eat for wellness.

 

Today's Ritalin users could be tomorrows drug users. What ever happened to

the just say no to drugs program?

 

People are being ruined by the soft drinks and fast food. Remember you do

have a choice alternative medicine for ADD / ADHD, change eating habits, or

drugs!

 

I highly recommend this book: The A.D.D. and A.D.H.D. Diet! Updated: A

Comprehensive Look at Contributing Factors and Natural Treatments for

Symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder and Hyperactivity by Rachel Bell and

Dr Howard Peiper.

 

 

 

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It has been well documented through animal studies, especially those

conducted by Dr. Francis Pottenger in the 1930's, that a cooked food diet

depletes the body's natural enzymes, resulting in old age diseases showing

up long before old age. We are seeing this trend in our young people - short

term memory loss, ailments of the colon and digestive tract, pancreatitis,

arthritis, ulcers - not what you might expect of one of wealthiest countries

in the world. Or is it?

 

Enzymes are essential in maintaining internal cleanliness, health, youth ,

and strength. Dr. Richard Anderson considers them to be, Far more important

than any other nutrient. He says, Proteins cannot be utilized without

enzymes, nor can vitamins and minerals. Enzymes are destroyed after use and

must be constantly replaced. Cooked foods draw from the enzyme reserves,

depleting the body's precious ' labor force.'

 

Enzymes are produced by the pancreas. When cooked and processed foods use up

enzymes at every meal, the pancreas gets tired. This compromises the immune

system and may complicate the symptoms of ADD / ADHD.

 

To reduce the extra work of the pancreas and to conserve your supply of body

enzymes you can supplement your diet with plant enzymes every time you eat

cooked or processed food.

 

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Great site to learn the bad side to milk is http://www.notmilk.com. I warn

you that you will be surprised and may never drink milk again. You may want

to get your kids and most everyone you know off milk.

 

Alternative medicine for ADD ( Attention Deficit Disorder ) can work and at

a cost less that drugs.

 

Want to Learn more about the alternative medicine for ADD products that have

worked for many others? Visit

http://www.progressive-wellness.com/alternative-medicine-for-add-2.html

for more information.

 

 

 

, " heartblood1 " <angea@r...>

wrote:

> I was reading a recent article in Prevention magazine about Adult ADD

> and it really struck a chord with me. I have struggled for a long

> time with some of the symptoms listed. I did some research via the

> web and found that, after getting a diagnosis from a Dr., most people

> with adult add get medication. I was thinking that there was

> probably some essential oils or something I could use to help with

> the some of the syptoms I was having. Anyone know of any " natural "

> treatment for ADD?

>

> Ange