A small easy to read booklet on Attention Deficit Disord that has sold over 100,000 copies. It changes our thinking about rushing to drugs to alleviate a behavioral problem that may not be neurologically caused. The has compiled the latest research information concerning contributing factors for ADD and ADHD that have dietary implications. They present this material in an easy to read book that reveals how candida can become a problem, what foods are common allergens and what foods can be toxic, eating habits that contribute to maldigestion and immune system compromise, nutritional supplements that help ADD/ADHD and information on non-dietary approaches to relieving symptoms.     Excerpt Possible side effects of Ritalin: chronic rash, stunted growth, weakened immunity, anorexia, anemia, depression, anxiety, insomnia, withdrawal. Possible side effects of natural therapies: emotional stability, peace ofmind, strengthened immunity, peaceful sleep, clarity of thought, ability to focus, more patient, enjoy life more, more loving.

Professional Reviews
John Upledger, D.O., O.M.M.
Inmy experience approximately 50 % of ADD, hyperkinesis and hyperactivity behvior has etiologic roots in the craniosacral system. This book strongly recommends addressing this premise.

Gillian Martlew, N.D.
I am pleased that this simple, down to earth and honest book is available to the public and can be used as a holistic reference for ADD and hyperactivity, and most especially, that it explains natural solutions that work.

Reader Reviews for "ADD, The Natural Approach"

Reviewed by Rosemarie Skaine	5/12/2005
Much needed informative book. R

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