ADHD and bipolar disorder commonality

[Guest guest]

Dear group:

 

I just posted the following on another egroup. I thought that this

copy might also be helpful to some persons in here.

 

All the best,

 

Allen

 

 

Dear (name removed):

 

Perhaps the following information might be helpful to you.

 

Bipolar and ADHD are very similar conditions in regard to both their

true causes and their best corrections in the great majority of

persons so afflicted.

 

Bipolar and ADHD are, far more often than not, primarily caused by

multiple hidden food allergies, candida, and/or other intestinal

dysbiosis issues. Other common malabsorptive factors (such as a

lack of digestive enzymes, etc.) or common gut problems (such as

leaky gut) are likely to be involved as well. Both illnesses often

have an excess toxicity component as well.

 

A faulty nutrient/allergic/and toxic equation underlies a myriad of

illnesses, to include bipolar disorder and ADHD. Correcting this

nutrient/allergic/and toxic equation adequately should fully resolve

these illnesses. At least this is my opinion, an opinion based on a

great deal of research and (self) experience since 1997.

 

William Crook was a pioneer author on ADHD... and he primarily

addressed food allergies and yeast. You would be wise to become

familiar with William Crook's written work on ADHD, food allergies,

and yeast, even if some of it is a bit out of date (as much of it is

not out of date as well). William Crook's written work on food

allergies and yeast HEAVILY applies to bipolar disorder, just as it

does ADHD, even though bipolar disorder is hardly mentioned.

 

Doris Rapp is another great author on the same issues as Crook. I'd

sure get her book " Is This Your Child? " is I was in your shoes.

(Don't confuse this book with the book " Is This Your Child's World " ,

which deals with toxic exposure.) Doris Rapp's written work on food

allergies and yeast HEAVILY applies to bipolar disorder, just as it

does ADHD, even though bipolar disorder is hardly mentioned.

 

There are many other alt med doctors that concur with the above

authors, but these two rather immediately came to my mind on the

subject of ADHD.

 

Also, some of Sherry Rogers books deal with issues germane to both

ADHD and bipolar, such as " Depression Cured At Last " and " No More

Hearburn " (this book goes way beyond heartburn for sure). All of

Dr. Rogers written work can be found on www.prestigepublishing.com

 

Sherry Rogers was by far " my greatest teacher " . Although she does

not know hardly anything in regard to using many amino acids

therapeutically, she sure knows a great deal on many other

alternative health topics. Her books greatly helped me to beat

bipolar, although I admittedly needed to find some other answers

elsewhere. I had Sherry Rogers book " Depression Cured At Last " in

1997, when it first came out. I have read every other book she has

written as well, many of them more than once. In my opinion, Dr.

Rogers is a " must read " author for so many people with a wide

variety of conditions of ill health. I believe that she is also

a " must read " author (there are others of course) for anyone that is

seriously into alternative medicine.

 

Another resource for you is the net... just do linking searches such

as ADHD food allergies, ADHD candida. etc. In addition to this,

there are a number of that might be helpful to you.

These deal with treating ADHD naturally, candida, food

allergies, etc.

 

Many people equate me with " just amino acids " , due to my rather

extensive experience with them. Sure, these are very helpful

substances. However, to ignore the issues of food allergy, candida,

a lack of digestive enzymes, leaky gut, etc., etc. and just skip to

amino acid use and other nutritional supplementation is simply not

wise. The root causes of chemicial deficiency (and/or excess

toxicity) need to be both identified and dealt with ( " fixed " ) to

correct bipolar disorder and ADHD (and many other illnesses)

properly.

 

Lastly, I ahould perhaps mention to you that I am not a doctor, nor

do I have any formal educational (beyond high school) or medical

credentials whatsoever. I am simply a lay person that is self

educated in alternative medicine.

 

All the best,

 

Allen

[Guest guest]

Allen,

I always apreciate your posts. Do you happen to know

anything about alternative treatments for goiters ? I

have joined a thyroid group and they are warning me

nor to have it removed but I wakew up choking in the

night. take care, rebecca

 

--- Allen Darman <allen_dar wrote:

 

> Dear group:

>

> I just posted the following on another egroup. I

> thought that this

> copy might also be helpful to some persons in here.

>

> All the best,

>

> Allen

>

>

> Dear (name removed):

>

> Perhaps the following information might be helpful

> to you.

>

> Bipolar and ADHD are very similar conditions in

> regard to both their

> true causes and their best corrections in the great

> majority of

> persons so afflicted.

>

> Bipolar and ADHD are, far more often than not,

> primarily caused by

> multiple hidden food allergies, candida, and/or

> other intestinal

> dysbiosis issues. Other common malabsorptive factors

> (such as a

> lack of digestive enzymes, etc.) or common gut

> problems (such as

> leaky gut) are likely to be involved as well. Both

> illnesses often

> have an excess toxicity component as well.

>

> A faulty nutrient/allergic/and toxic equation

> underlies a myriad of

> illnesses, to include bipolar disorder and ADHD.

> Correcting this

> nutrient/allergic/and toxic equation adequately

> should fully resolve

> these illnesses. At least this is my opinion, an

> opinion based on a

> great deal of research and (self) experience since

> 1997.

>

> William Crook was a pioneer author on ADHD... and he

> primarily

> addressed food allergies and yeast. You would be

> wise to become

> familiar with William Crook's written work on ADHD,

> food allergies,

> and yeast, even if some of it is a bit out of date

> (as much of it is

> not out of date as well). William Crook's written

> work on food

> allergies and yeast HEAVILY applies to bipolar

> disorder, just as it

> does ADHD, even though bipolar disorder is hardly

> mentioned.

>

> Doris Rapp is another great author on the same

> issues as Crook. I'd

> sure get her book " Is This Your Child? " is I was in

> your shoes.

> (Don't confuse this book with the book " Is This Your

> Child's World " ,

> which deals with toxic exposure.) Doris Rapp's

> written work on food

> allergies and yeast HEAVILY applies to bipolar

> disorder, just as it

> does ADHD, even though bipolar disorder is hardly

> mentioned.

>

> There are many other alt med doctors that concur

> with the above

> authors, but these two rather immediately came to my

> mind on the

> subject of ADHD.

>

> Also, some of Sherry Rogers books deal with issues

> germane to both

> ADHD and bipolar, such as " Depression Cured At Last "

> and " No More

> Hearburn " (this book goes way beyond heartburn for

> sure). All of

> Dr. Rogers written work can be found on

> www.prestigepublishing.com

>

> Sherry Rogers was by far " my greatest teacher " .

> Although she does

> not know hardly anything in regard to using many

> amino acids

> therapeutically, she sure knows a great deal on many

> other

> alternative health topics. Her books greatly helped

> me to beat

> bipolar, although I admittedly needed to find some

> other answers

> elsewhere. I had Sherry Rogers book " Depression

> Cured At Last " in

> 1997, when it first came out. I have read every

> other book she has

> written as well, many of them more than once. In my

> opinion, Dr.

> Rogers is a " must read " author for so many people

> with a wide

> variety of conditions of ill health. I believe that

> she is also

> a " must read " author (there are others of course)

> for anyone that is

> seriously into alternative medicine.

>

> Another resource for you is the net... just do

> linking searches such

> as ADHD food allergies, ADHD candida. etc. In

> addition to this,

> there are a number of that might be

> helpful to you.

> These deal with treating ADHD

> naturally, candida, food

> allergies, etc.

>

> Many people equate me with " just amino acids " , due

> to my rather

> extensive experience with them. Sure, these are very

> helpful

> substances. However, to ignore the issues of food

> allergy, candida,

> a lack of digestive enzymes, leaky gut, etc., etc.

> and just skip to

> amino acid use and other nutritional supplementation

> is simply not

> wise. The root causes of chemicial deficiency

> (and/or excess

> toxicity) need to be both identified and dealt with

> ( " fixed " ) to

> correct bipolar disorder and ADHD (and many other

> illnesses)

> properly.

>

> Lastly, I ahould perhaps mention to you that I am

> not a doctor, nor

> do I have any formal educational (beyond high

> school) or medical

> credentials whatsoever. I am simply a lay person

> that is self

> educated in alternative medicine.

>

> All the best,

>

> Allen

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

, Rebecca Dickler

<alternativebelle wrote:

>

> Allen,

> I always apreciate your posts. Do you happen to know

> anything about alternative treatments for goiters ? I

> have joined a thyroid group and they are warning me

> nor to have it removed but I wakew up choking in the

> night. take care, rebecca

>

 

 

Standard Process has many thyroid supplements. We have taken them

with very good results.

www.standardprocess.com

I would consult with a good homeopath or kinesiologist, or just

research the standard process site. Their supplements are frequently

available at larger health food stores. You may have to specifically

ask for them as they typically are only prescribed by health

professionals. We obtain them from several of our family oriented

health food stores at a discout price.

Browse through their catalog and you will find a wealth of

information on the thyroid printed therein. My oldest son has a

thyroid condition. He has had good results with their products!

 

Cheers, JoAnn

[Guest guest]

Joanne,

 

Thanks so much for the site tip. I'm going there now.

I'm confident that with the right suppliments and care

I can beat this thing. No docs for me, thanks. RJ

 

--- JoAnn Guest <angelprincessjo wrote:

 

> ,

> Rebecca Dickler

> <alternativebelle wrote:

> >

> > Allen,

> > I always apreciate your posts. Do you happen to

> know

> > anything about alternative treatments for goiters

> ? I

> > have joined a thyroid group and they are warning

> me

> > nor to have it removed but I wakew up choking in

> the

> > night. take care, rebecca

> >

>

>

> Standard Process has many thyroid supplements. We

> have taken them

> with very good results.

> www.standardprocess.com

> I would consult with a good homeopath or

> kinesiologist, or just

> research the standard process site. Their

> supplements are frequently

> available at larger health food stores. You may have

> to specifically

> ask for them as they typically are only prescribed

> by health

> professionals. We obtain them from several of our

> family oriented

> health food stores at a discout price.

> Browse through their catalog and you will find a

> wealth of

> information on the thyroid printed therein. My

> oldest son has a

> thyroid condition. He has had good results with

> their products!

>

> Cheers, JoAnn

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>