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Attention Deficit Disorder

Attentional Priority Disorder, NOT
Attention Deficit Disorder

Introduction
Part 1: Ritalin Manages Symptoms but doesn't Cure
Part 2: Bio-chemical toxicity & disorganized/weak neural pathways/vestibular system is primary cause
Part 3: Effective non-drug therapies can reverse symptoms of ADD/ADHD
Part 4: Why some children can't sit still AND listen


Introduction
All children have attention, it's just that where they place their priority may not be at the same priority level as the person requesting his or her attention. The reason for this lack of ability to "attend" to what's requested is almost always due to specific neurological processing challenges. Disorganized, compromised and weakened neurological systems—especially the vestibular system (inner ear system)—can create a myriad of issues which will result in the child being OVERLOADED with sensory information (touch, smell, sight, audible and cognitive). Unless and until the neurological system(s) being overloaded is dealt with by the child's protective mechanisms (say, for example, a bright light affecting the visual system that requires the child to wear a visor in school), the child CANNOT attend (focus) on any other stimuli (e.g. homework, listening to a teacher, etc.).

Many children who have this sensory overload problem also have had a history of ear infections. There's a direct correlation: ear infections can compromise the vestibular system (inner ear system). That system is foundational to many other neurological systems, so if it isn't working properly, the rest of the neurological functioning is stressed. The "hyperactivity" is one of the ways the body will stimulate the vestibular system so the child CAN pay attention. "Sit still and listen" is an oxymoron.

Solutions
The solution to ADD/ADHD is part neurological repair, part dietary/lifestyle change. Drugs will stimulate processing so that processing is sped up and therefore the child can "attend" again, but using drugs doesn't solve the root problem, and nasty side-effects are common. The HANDLE Institute, in Seattle, Washington, has developed an effective drug-free comprehensive evaluation and treatment program—tailored to each individual—that treats the root problem. They coined the phrase "Attentional Priority Disorder" and they're the best of the best. Eliminating from the diet all foods that contain any synthetic additives whatsoever, along with sugar and aspartame, is required if you want maximum success. Eating only organic food at home, taking green supplements and consuming two tablespoons of flax seed oil per day (for its omega 3 fatty acids) is very strongly encouraged.

>>> Continue to: Part 1


Victory Over ADHD
How a mother’s journey to natural medicine reversed her children’s severe emotional, mental, and behavioral problems.
Deborah Merlin, mother of twins born ten weeks premature, and I, wrote this book on ADD/ADHD. To get an in-depth understanding of ADD/ADHD and what you can do about it, please visit our web site and buy the book: www.VictoryOverADHD.com.

178 pages
5.5" X 8.5"
Softcover
$16.95




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