Here’s why this book is regarded as the Internet’s Number 1 guide for parents to Help their loved ones with ADHD/ADD…
Let’s face it,… It can be heart wrenching when you watch your child trying hard to concentrate, get frustrated and then lead into another hyperactive tantrum…receiving notes and phone calls from exhausted and upset teachers… You lie awake at night feeling shame and guilt that it could be your fault….or wondering and worrying with good reason about the horrible, lasting effects of ADHD medication…feeling helpless…not knowing where to get help…
I have been involved as a Kinesiology practitioner for over 20 years, I have seen an increase of families, parents and individuals having to deal with the terrible effects of ADD and ADHD…and I have watched in horror as millions of children have been prescribed dangerous, expensive and ineffective drugs with no long term benefit.
In my experience most ADHD families have a desperate desire to escape from the ADHD/ADD nightmare, live a calm harmonious life, escape the cycle of drugs and regain a sense of control.
If you can relate to any of these categories this book will be one of the most important messages you have ever read.
I am going to show you the path towards regaining control and saying… Goodbye to the frustration, turmoil, shame, guilt and hyperactivity for good.
You will discover a safe, natural and effective way to overcome your child’s ADD and ADHD without drugs.
Despite what you may have heard ADHD is not a disease. The fact is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder – commonly referred to as ADHD – is a developmental disorder that can affect many adults throughout life.
ADHD is often treated and medicated as a disease. Doctors are so busy and prescription drugs may seem a simple way to solve the problem of ADHD. There is so much research on the dangerous side affects of these prescription drugs.
Ritalin acts on the brain just like “speed” – neuropharmacologically it has the same effects, side effects and risks as cocaine and amphetamines. The FDA classifies Ritalin in the high addiction category, Schedule 11, amphetamines, cocaine, morphine, opium and barbiturates.”
Treatments of Psychiatric Disorders, A Task Force Report of the American Psychiatric Association. Washington, DC APA, 1989. p.1221
“When the research so strongly shows that integrated movement, supportive touch, music and play grow brain areas necessary for increased focus and learning for a lifetime, without detrimental physical effects, why do we use potentially harmful drugs as a first resort?” Carla Hannaford Ph.D. Smart Moves
The symptoms and the causes of ADHD vary differently from child to child. Does your child relate to some of these?
With my experience working with thousands of parents, teachers, children and individuals, I have found answers to help overcome ADD and ADHD. I want to share… Read more…