ADD
(attention deficit disorder) |
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Alternative Help |
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Attention Deficit Disorder Association
www.add.org |
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Amen, Dr. Daniel G. Healing ADD -
Healing Anxiety and Depression |
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Brown, Rexford G.
It's Your Fault |
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Day, Dr Lorraine
www.drday.com
Attention Deficit
Disorder |
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Freed, Jeffrey & Parsons, Laurie
Right Brain Children in a Left
Brain World |
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Hallowell, Dr Ned Driven to Distraction Book
discusses subtypes of ADD.
www.lhla.org Hallowell, Dr Ned Attention Deficit
Disorder - What it is and What to Do About It audio |
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Health News Volume 8#4 DL-Phenylalanine Health News
Volume5#19 Aloe Vera
info@successcentreonline.com Ask for ONE newspaper of
Volume8#4 &/or ONE newspaper Volume 5#19 |
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Hoffer', Dr. Abram - book Hoffer's Laws of Natural Nutrition
shares 1
case study of nutrition solving the problem of ADD
www.orthomed.org |
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Ingolfsland, Dennis -
ADD: It's Not Just About Kids - Author discusses
coping methods for adults in spring 2004 Psychology for Living
www.ncfliving.org |
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http://www.israel21c.org/headlines/israeli-app-offers-alternative-to-hyperactivity-medications/
- Aziz Kaddan, one of the co-founders of
Myndlift,- neuro-feedback ap - 4/2015 |
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William Kaufman MD warned that a single nutritional deficit could
trigger a disease such as ADD www.orthomoleculr.org
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Khalsa MD in Food as Medicine for ADD/ADHD recommends DHA, flxseed
oil
www.drdharma.com |
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Lawless, Frank of Dallas, Texas The ADD Answer
Lawless uses x rays as diagnostic tool. |
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Lavine, Dr Mel A Mind at a Time
The
Myth of Laziness |
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Magnesium deficit may contribute to ADD per Meiser & Anderson
in Overcoming Senior Moments
USA 888-628-8731
Canada 877-742-7078 |
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Mangosteen may help with ADD.
http://www.lovemangosteen.net/add.html |
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Rim, Dr Sylvia Why Bright Kids Get Poor Grades
Author shares "Trifocal Model" 6 step program. |
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Sear & Thompson
The ADD Book - New Understandings New Approaches
to Understanding Your Child |
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Stitt, Barbara Reed - Food and Behavior -
www.hacres.com |
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The Health Index on DL-Phenylalanine 2/01
www.medcom-eservice.com/health/dlpa.htm |
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Spiritual |
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Barsch, Jeffrey and Katy - DVD Praying for
the Brain @
http://aslansplace.com/catalog/?2&35&233 |
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Cox, Paul
Prayer To Heal Attention
Deficit Disorder -
HTML +
PDF @ http://www.aslansplace.com/insights.html
or
http://aslansplace.com/articles/?0000000012 @
http://aslansplace.com/articles/
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Hormann, Dr Aiko -
http://www.aikohormann.org -
http://www.healingroomsaz.com/AikoQA2/ edited excerpts
Question:
How do you help people with ADD & ADHD?
Answer: ADD & ADHD has a
frontal lobe either over-active or under-active & not balance. In ADD
& ADHD you need to tap the very center of the top of the head to
stimulate the Para-sympathetic Nervous System. Actually, the balance
between Sympathetic Nervous System & Para-sympathetic Nervous
System maybe out of kilter. People who are agitated or who are
over-active, attention deficit, usually have more Sympathetic Nervous
System.
1 way of producing more Para-sympathetic Nervous system is looking at
the center in front of you & moving both index fingers to the side to
stimulate peripheral visions. (Peripheral vision exercise) When you do
this often enough, keep seeing index fingers on the side & your
eyeballs fixed straight ahead. As you do this, you're actually
stimulating the Para-sympathetic Nervous System. So that will calm the
person with ADD & ADHD.
But diet has a lot to do with it. Sugar should be eliminated all
together & soda. Diet coke is not good. Carbonated drinks not good
either. Most sugar-free diet coke & other sodas has aspartame in it.
Aspartame is brain damaging. It is a neuro-toxin & will cause
you to gain weight. Check labels for aspartame. Sugar-free chewing gums
are notorious (for containing) aspartame. Find chewing gum with zylitol, the best.
BUT, the new Zero-coke has aspartame. The calories maybe true but it
would be destroying your brain cells & causing weight gain.
Question: Do you say then
ADD & ADHD children should not have any preservatives or processed food?
Answer: Yes, lots of
processed food have chemicals. Sugar is the major cause of
hyper-activity in children. Honey is better but still its sugar. Splenda
is just as bad. Stevia is better but zylitol is much better. |
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Mulkey, Monty - Attention Deficit Disorders
cassette tape by West Coast Church of Deliverance, Thousand Oaks,
California, USA - http://www.wccd.com/ |
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Healings |
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Chavda, Mahesh - Mother's testimony of God's mercy &
healing child's ADD
http://www.maheshchavda.com/testimonies.asp |
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Oats, Kathi Healing the Broken Hearted
2CDs &/or 9/2005 radio broadcast
www.sidroth.org/radio
Her ADD
disappeared when her emotions were healed. |
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Todorov, Jacqueline -
Attention Deficit Disorder? |
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Wright, Henry 11/2005 Sid Roth radio broadcast
www.sidroth.org/radio testimony
of ADD healing
www.pleasantvalleychurch.net
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Deliverance |
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Dickerman, Don When Pigs
Move In
www.dondickerman.net - endorsed by
Frank Hammond
Other books containing "some" of above more complete information are
Serpents in the Sanctuary & Turmoil in the Temple.
Chapter 10 The Power of the Tongue A boy "had
been diagnosed with attention deficit disorder (ADD) & depression...had
spirits by permission of a generational curse & had been tormented all
his young life. Some of the permission was from ancestors involved
in Freemasonry...I commanded the spirit responsible for ADD to confess
that he would not have any need for medication once it left." The
boy was healed, permanently. |
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DANGERs |
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ADD ADHD patients with no change in symptoms may be
re-diagnosed and given bipolar meds as FDA has lowered age to which
children may be given anti-psychotic drugs.
www.askthepharmacist.com
9/2007 |
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Medical Science Research |
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http://info.med.yale.edu/neurobio/arnsten/Research.html -
"Recurrent excitatory connections depend on glutamate actions at NMDA
receptors.
Spatial tuning is heightened
through GABAergic, inhibitory connections
between networks with dissimilar spatial properties (e.g. Rao et al, J.
Neurosci 20: 485, 2000)."
"“DNC spines” are particularly
evident in deep layer III, the
sublayer subserving recurrent PFC microcircuits.
This sublayer is also where the greatest spine loss is found in
patients with schizophrenia (Glantz & Lewis, Arch
Gen Psych 57:65-73, 2000). Thin spines are also lost from layer
III with normal aging (Dumitriu et al, J Neurosci. 30:7507, 2010)." |
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Conventional |
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http://www.addrc.org/add-and-loving-it/ - Normalizing,
desensitization & taking the shame/sting/pain/stigma out of ADD. |
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