In the last 20 years, there have been many studies conducted on the effectivity of various natural substances when used as an ADHD alternative treatment for the improvement of ADHD symptoms. A number of these all-natural, non-prescription substances have been documented as correlating strongly with successful improvement in behavior, focus, learning and overall good health for individuals with ADHD. These substances include safe and readily available vitamins, minerals and dietary supplements.
The theory behind the use of an ADHD alternative therapy is that ADHD results from a biochemical imbalance that affects the optimal and efficient functioning of the brain and its neurotransmitters. Through the use of key vitamins, minerals and supplements in appropriate saturation levels, we can safely modify an ADHD person's biochemical state to emulate the biochemical make-up of a non-ADHD or "normal" state. The dosage level of these supplements is no greater than we might get through eating a very balanced, precise and healthy diet plan.
In the following pages, you can find more information on the various types of ADHD alternative therapy as well as finding detailed information on the available vitamins, minerals and supplements themselves.
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Why Parents Should Consider an ADHD Natural Remedy
ADD and ADHD Alternatives - Survey of Alternative Treatments (Part 1)
Treatment Alternatives for ADD and ADHD - Survey of Alternative Treatments (Part 2)
ADHD and Vitamins
Vitamin, Mineral and Supplement Therapies
Oligomeric Proanthocyanidins (OPCs) for ADHD
Pycnogenol for ADHD
Study Findings: A Natural Treatment for ADD
The Case for a Herbal Remedy for ADHD
ADD and ADHD Herb Alternatives - Herbal Treatments (Part 1)
Herbs for ADD and ADHD - Herbal Treatments (Part 2)
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