ADD Therapy for Adults and Children--Insulin control and omega-3

[Guest guest]

Suzanne--

 

According to Dr. Barry Sears, two things can have dramatic results

with ADD, both for children and adults. First, is controlling your

insulin through an approach like The Zone. Second is taking omega-3

fatty acid in the form of pharmaceutical-grade fish oil. He writes

about this in his book The Omega RX Zone.

 

You can learn about the important ways that pharmaceutical-grade fish

oil differs from the fish oil you find in health food stores by going

to:

 

http://www.authentic-breathing.com/fish_oil.htm

 

With best wishes for the New Year,

 

Dennis Lewis

 

, " Suzanne Arne

<suzarne> " <suzarne> wrote:

> Does anyone know of effective treatment for ADD Therapy that has

been

> used by others successfully. I'm currently trying DMEA which is

> supposed help with focus and concentration. It really worked well

for

> me today. However are there any side effects that I should be aware

> of or is it naturally safe to use.

>

> Any alternatives that are useful would be helpful to my students

that

> I teach as well as to myself and my husband(we both have tendencies

> towards scatteredness and tenseness).

>

> Sincerely,

> Suzanne

[Guest guest]

> Second is taking omega-3 >fatty acid in the form of pharmaceutical-grade fish oil.

 

For veggies and vegans omega 3 fatty acids are found in flax seed oil.

 

BBJo

 

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