ADD / ADHD
SYMPTOMS: Often thought of as a common childhood disorder, many adults suffer, too. Those who struggle with ADD often are extremely creative, talented, gifted, and able to hyper focus on things that are of great interest to them. However, the ADD afflicted individual struggles to:
- TREATMENTS: According to the National Institute of Mental Health, “Treatments can relieve many of the disorder’s symptoms, but there is no cure.”
- Parents of children with ADD/ADHD are urged by the NIMH to “learn stress management techniques to increase their own ability to deal with frustration so they can respond calmly to an ADHD afflicted child’s behaviour.”
- Here at Q Global we’ve seen that the parents of an ADHD or ADD afflicted child has as much need and can benefit as much from taking EMPowerPlus Q96 to help them cope with stress as the ADD/ADHD afflicted family member. [See the results of the study: Post Earthquake Functioning…” showing coping ability and extra resiliency conferred by EMPowerPlus on adults during the ChristChurch, New Zealand, 7.3 earthquake, under the “Resources” .]
- Other things that help are behavioural interventions. Keeping a routine, organising everyday items, using organisers for school or work materials, having assistance or reminders in writing down a to do list, dividing large complex tasks into smaller, more manageable steps are all helpful for those afflicted.
- Medical treatments usually involve drugs called “stimulants” , more commonly called “speed”. Drugs like Adderall, Concerta, Ritalin, and Vyvanse are often prescribed when allopathic treatment is sought. Though no one drug helps everyone, and trial and error is the usual M.O. Many people grow more frustrated with the negative side effects of these drugs than they were with the ADD symptoms themselves, which are: severely decreased appetite, difficulty falling asleep, anxiety, stomachaches, headaches, developing new “tics”, and irritability, often to the point of personality changes, or even a personality disappearance as a person appears “flat” or emotionless.
- One ADHD medication, the non-stimulant atomeoxetine (Strattera), carries another warning. Studies show that children and teens who take Strattera or it’s generic form are more likely to have suicidal thoughts than children with ADHD who do not take it. Current medications DO NOT CURE ADHD, but only help a child pay attention and complete schoolwork.
- We are grateful to offer EMPowerPlus Q96, an natural, nutritional alternative for you or your child that nourishes the brain and has no negative side effects or risks.
- CAUSES: Scientists are not sure what causes ADHD and are looking at how brain injuries, nutrition, and the social environment, as well as genetics, might contribute. Studies suggest a potential link between cigarette smoking and alcohol use during pregnancy and ADHD in children. Recent British research indicates a likely link between consumption of food additives like artificial colors and preservatives with an increase in activity that we call ADHD. Refined sugar intake as a cause of ADHD is a popular notion, but so far, more research discounts this theory than supports it. It may be that the food dyes and preservatives in most sugar-laden foods like candy are the real culprit, while sugar is blamed. High intake of refined sugar has, however, been shown to deplete the body of minerals. This may explain why many who have made the EMPowerPlus Q96 formula (with its chelated, bio-available trace minerals in just the right ratios to properly nourish the brain) a part of their nutritional support have found that it helps their symptoms improve almost overnight.
- (see NIMH.nih.gov/health/publications/attention-deficit-hyperactivity-disorder/complete-index.shtml)
- Research has been concluded in a placebo controlled, double blind study of 100 ADD affected individuals and will be in print soon, showing very exciting results of the effect of EMPowerplus Q96 as compared to the participants in the control group who did not receive the micronutrient formula.









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