The A.D.D. and A.D.H.D. Diet! Updated: A Comprehensive Look at Contributing Factors and Natural Treatments for Symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder and Hyperactivity

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Summary: Natural help for Attention Deficit Disorder
Review: NOW AVAILABLE. A complementary guide to the booklet ADD, The Natural Approach. Written in cooperation with Dr. Marshall Mandell, this 96 page book, describes a simple program to follow that may lessen symptoms and strengthen the body's immune system. Offers possible causes of ADD. (nutritional, environmental, spinal misalignment), gives dietary suggestions, alternative techniques for treatment and includes a resource directory of manufactures supplying product to help people diagnosed with this "illness"

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Summary: Back cover information
Review: The very latest information on what to eat, what to avoid, problems with chemicals, supplements that help, non-dietary appraoches, reasons for ADD/ADHD and more...Is there a connection between chemical fumes and learning ability?..Can maldigestion contribute to behavior problems?..What is commonly misdiagnosed as ADD or ADHD/...Can diet contribute to fatugue and depression?..What really is ADD/ADHD/...Is the problem hereditary?

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Summary: When you've been diagnosed and don't want drugs
Review: This book advises that once you have been diagnosed with ADD by a physician, you should educate yourself as to alternatives before starting drug treatment. I was very glad to find that many other things mimic ADD and kids actually may not have ADD. This book took me through a step by step procedure to eliminate triggers that may cause symptoms. I am glad that someone finally realized that kids (and adults too) need alternative choices to drugs. I firmly believe that we are all different and some of us respond to drug therapy without complications, but to put a child on drugs without first determining if they really have the illness is criminal. If your doctor can't tell you what is causing the ADD, then do more research. This book will help.

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Summary: Great book!
Review: This book makes total sense. Why not try the nutritional approach to ADD it can't hurt. The book brings up some great points. One being that people with ADD/ADHD are more prone to food allergies. Allergies to everyday foods can contribute to negative behaviors assocaited with ADD.

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Summary: Over 100,000 sold.
Review: We have received so many phone calls from people thanking us for the information in our book. It is heartwarming to know that our book has helped reduce the suffering associated with being labeled ADD/ADHD. We thank all of you for your support.