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A Must-Read!,
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This review is from: The A.D.D. Nutrition Solution: A Drug-Free 30 Day Plan (Paperback)
Here's the book we have all been waiting for! We must stop simply treating symptoms, and address the underlying causes of ADD, which run the gamut from food allergy to nutritional deficiency. This book provides specific, health-enhancing, scientifically-based alternatives to medication. This should be read by parents, teachers, and especially, physicians, who should be informed about these natural treatments.
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Wish I Had Known This Years Ago...,
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This review is from: The A.D.D. Nutrition Solution: A Drug-Free 30 Day Plan (Paperback)
It would have saved me years of wondering if I were crazy or something. It wasn't until I was an adult in my 30's that the realization of my "problems" was nutritional. I have recently had the pleasure of meeting Marcia Zimmerman and spending several days with her. This book is incredible! Through this book and a company that we are now both associated with, I am able to control my ADD and feel like I have awakened from a very long "sleep". My entire family has now read the book and it has helped us all. Thanks Marcia!
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Good book but....,
By His Beat Goes On... (NH United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The A.D.D. Nutrition Solution: A Drug-Free 30 Day Plan (Paperback)
I bought and read this book with great anticipation and excitement. I cannot do ritalin and frankly prefer to be off any similar medication. Her desription of vitamins and foods were very educational and helped me understand a lot. Her writing about the brain and its needs was fascinating. However, the portion on supplements I found a little out-dated and worrisome. The best example is the recommendation of FOCUS who are now being taken to court over false claims. Also it is not mentioned that DHA contributes to reduced blood clotting.Otherwise this book was very informative. I would recommend but read with discernment.
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