L-Tyrosine, missing in ADD-ADHD People
L-Tyrosine is a nonessential amino acid that the body produces on its own. Its primary role is as a neurotransmitter that acts as chemical messenger to more than 100 billion of brain and nerve cells in our body. L-Tyrosine helps in forming 3 essential neurotransmitters: norepinephrine, serotonin, and dopamine, which are responsible for important functions […]
“3 Steps To Conquering ADD” Blog Now Mobile Friendly!
Now you can access our blog easily from your mobile device like your iphone or android. We post 1-2 new articles every single week. We are also tagging the latest ADD ADHD News in our news section. enjoy:-)
ADD Shocking Truths
Hi guys, Jon Bennett here. I found this video on the web that I thought you might find it interesting. Dr. Rapp addresses a very important issue that most people miss… allergies! Especially food allergies. Please leave your comments below!
ADD/ADHD in the Classroom: Clearly Communicating Assignments
Welcome back to our series on improving the prospects of children with ADD/ADD/ADHD in the classroom. Last week we focused on the way in which the physical setup of the classroom can be improved to facilitate learning. I am sure that you will note that these changes will not only benefit those students dealing with […]
DSM-V Name a Disorder and Win a Prize
ADD/ADHD in the Classroom: Dealing with Distractibility
In the previous article of the ’ADD/ADHD in the Classroom’ series we had a look at the way in which homework assignments can be managed in ways that will facilitate the learning of those struggling with attention issues. This week we will expand the discussion by profiling some interventions to reduce the incidence of distractibility […]
Dealing with the Unseen Epidemic
We are facing an epidemic. I am not alarmist, I really believe this. What kind of epidemic? Well, to put it simply: Drugs. I’m not talking about the kind of drugs changing hands in a shady back alley (although I obviously do not deny that this is a problem in our society). I am, instead, […]
Lack of Thiamin = Lack of Attention
Nick is elated. He has just landed an internship with a prestigious national daily. In addition, he is already daydreaming about the time when he will be interviewing top officials, writing stinging reports and seeing his by-line appear every morning.
ADD/ADHD in the Classroom: Intervention #1 – Move it! (Part 3)
You are, by now, probably convinced of the fact that some form of accommodation of the desire to move around is one of the key elements of an ADD/ADHD friendly education. Many kids with ADD/ADHD crave opportunities to move and incorporating this desire into your teaching methods in creative and non-disruptive ways can greatly enhance […]
How High Glycemic Foods Can Make You ADD-ADHD!
Do you find yourself unable to focus on the printed words in a book? Are you often unable to sit down and complete a task or unable to concentrate on the instructions being given at school? Then, perhaps it is time to take a closer look at your diet and analyze what you are eating […]
