Herbal remedy for attention deficit disorder (teen boy)

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone!!

 

I am interested in finding an herbal remedy for the treatment of

attention deficit disorder in my teen son. The physician recommended

drugs which I do not want him on, and am looking for an herb that is

similar to a stimulant drug that particularly helps this disorder.

Diet has been changed, he is taking multi-vitamins & DHA's. Thanks

for any and all help!!

Blessings,

Lisa in MI

[Guest guest]

Lisa,

 

If Doc permits me to say this, but have you been

recommended CoEnzyme Q10? It is a brilliant product

for ADHD/ADD and have seen it work on my adult and

teen friends. Usually it is about 100mg (combined

with Vitamin E) twice a day.

 

Peta

 

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Hi everyone!!

 

I am interested in finding an herbal remedy for the

treatment of

attention deficit disorder in my teen son. The

physician recommended

drugs which I do not want him on, and am looking for

an herb that is

similar to a stimulant drug that particularly helps

this disorder.

Diet has been changed, he is taking multi-vitamins &

DHA's. Thanks

for any and all help!!

Blessings,

Lisa in MI

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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