How to Get Your Child off Mind-Altering Drugs

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Thu Mar 27, 2003 5:24 pm

How to Get Your ADHD Child off Mind-Altering Drugs

 

 

 

How to Get Your ADHD

Child Off Mind-Altering Drugs

 

 

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How to Get Your ADHD Child Off Mind-Altering Drugs you'll learn more than 20

different natural alternatives to using Ritalin™ and other prescribed stimulants

for attention deficit problems.

 

 

A happy parent reports...

 

Dear Chet,

 

.... I have previously purchased the ADHD ebook from you. By the way, after

reading it my wife and I took our son off Ritalin and have never looked back.

Our son is doing fine, though we have done nothing else to replace the Ritalin.

Thanks

 

Lee Odem

 

Did you know that the side effects of Ritalin and other prescribed drugs concern

many pharmacists? In my eBook, a registered pharmacist writes revealingly about

Ritalin™ and other stimulant drugs that doctors may have prescribed for your

child. His recommendation at the end of his article? Parents should try

alternatives before resorting to the drugs that may have long-term dangers

medical science doesn't yet know about.

 

How to Get Your ADHD Child Off Mind-Altering Drugs reveals a fascinating variety

of non-drug approaches that concerned parents can use as alternatives to

Ritalin™:

 

 

An Introduction to Alternatives to Drugs shows you that you don't have to

rely only on medical science for answers to ADHD. The natural health movement

has many answers that don't involve personality and mind-altering medications

that even the government considers as dangerous as illegal drugs

 

 

If your ADHD child likes to spin, his/her body is telling you something

important. The section on Spinning Therapy offers a natural method for

readjusting the brain that has helped many children regain a normal life at home

and school.

 

 

Teachers are often far too anxious to get your child on drugs because their

classrooms are overcrowded, their days are too hectic, and, all too often, they

are burned out. The Abuse It/Lose It Behavioral Modification approach shows

parents and teachers how they can improve the behavior of the ADHD-diagnosed

child without putting him on drugs and altering his brain chemistry.

 

 

When you run into teachers and administrators who have nothing but Ritalin on

the mind, then it's time to think about Home Schooling the ADHD Child. In this

section, several partners describe what they've done to once again have happy

children who are learning and developing at home with prescription drugs.

 

 

Several Herbal Formulas are recommended by parents with ADHD children in this

part of the book. Some parents have found non-addictive and nonprescription

herbal approaches to be much easier on their children. Behavior improves but

personality changes are much more subtle. You get to keep your child without

turning him into someone you hardly recognize.

 

 

Seven Different Dietary and Lifestyle Programs are given in this section of

the book. Each program has been tested and applauded by parents who have used

them to help their kids get off drugs and off the ADHD train that's ruining so

many of their young lives. It's not easy to help ADHD problems with diet because

doing so requires changes, but many parents would prefer to stop feeding their

kids certain foods rather than to continue to give them mind-altering drugs

several times a day.

 

 

Miscellaneous Paths contains some ideas other parents of ADHD children have

discovered on their own. Some of these ideas may well work for your child.

Others you may find too far out. But can anything be farther out than having to

give a child a drug that the Federal Government keeps on its dangerous drug

list?

 

 

 

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