ADHD

1. ADHD: The Problems with Conventional Medicine

1. ADHD: The Problems with Conventional Medicine For treatment of chronic conditions, the allopathic (meaning, conventional) medical approach taught at most medical schools—and practiced by the majority of medical doctors—relies on identifying diseases or symptoms, then prescribing drugs to manage or combat those conditions. It is a belief system that considers the disease or symptom […]

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2. ADHD: Why Ritalin Isn’t the Answer

2. ADHD: Why Ritalin Isn’t the Answer Ritalin—and the newer Concerta (time-released Ritalin)—is an amphetamine-like drug. It unnaturally increases the speed at which a child can deal with external stimuli (sight, sound, touch, smell, and cognitive information) by forcing faster processing through that child’s weak and disorganized neural systems. Though it may appear as though

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3. ADHD: Attentional Priority Disorder—Not Attention Deficit Disorder

3. ADHD: Attentional Priority Disorder—Not Attention Deficit Disorder The link between neurological challenges and attention disorders has been studied and explained extensively by Judith Bluestone, founder of The HANDLE® Institute, formerly headquartered in Seattle, Washington.[1] HANDLE (an acronym for Holistic Approach to Neurodevelopment and Learning Efficiency) considers labels such as ADD or ADHD to be

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