Here's an interesting aricle I stumbled upon...

[quote=”Anonymous”]Please read:

www.nomoreritalin.com/[/quote]

I’m very picky about where I get my information from, and I never accept at face value that anything from a site that sells the product they are raving about. Before I can coment on anything, I will need to look for further documention on the treatment.

The fact that the treament is harmless and has a money back guarantee would make it the first thing to try.

Most of us know the about the drugs that are being used today and how unsafe they are.

This one is worth a try. :D

[quote=”Anonymous”]The fact that the treament is harmless and has a money back guarantee would make it the first thing to try.

Most of us know the about the drugs that are being used today and how unsafe they are.

This one is worth a try. :D[/quote]

How do you know it’s safe? Because the manufacturer says so? Because the person selling it, or should I say dispensing it says so? Again, I would want more information. As a parent that saw time lost prior to starting meds and using behavioral/educational interventions only, I also have to consider how much time can be lost to pursue an untested product. Time is precious, our kids grow fast, time goes too quickly. We spent years trying to make up the deficits from 1st and 2nd grade, and even into 3rd when we were still determining the proper med and dosage. It’s a hard decision to try something with no hard evidence that it works, when time has already slipped by. Please remember (and this is not directed to you, but to anyone that needs to be reminded) ADHD is not only about a fidgety child that has trouble remaining in their seat, it can significantly effect academics, among other things, and some ADHDer’s never exhibit hyperactivity at all.

Yes, Roxie, time is so fleeting, and it flies by much too quickly when it comes to our children. Your post was heartwrenching for me to read (perhaps because in some ways, it mirrors my own experiences), and believe me, I feel for you.

Good luck to you and your family.

Cathryn

I would not assume that a nutritional supplement is safe. It may be, taken in proper dosages. Vitamin A, for example, is toxic at high doses. Supplements and herbs have to be used just as carefully as prescription medicine.

I have read alot of antecodotal stories about parents treating Tourrettes with supplements.