SAVE YOUR KIDS FROM ADHD NATURALLY

More than 6 million U.S. youngsters are struck with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Nature may offer relieve based on easily viable dietary adjustment. Read on to learn about details.   

THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND

​According to U.S. National Survey of Children’s Health (NSCH), more than 6 million children in the country aged 2-17 are struck with ADHD, a neurodevelopmental health issue. Additional to more than 4% of adults suffering same problem. Verified by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
 
To put it in practical terms, these ADHD-related kids are fidget and hyperactive in permanent action such as running/climbing/jumping. Easily distracted from following instructions and paying attention.
 
Leading to inadequate social/academic/economic problems, increasing also the risk of injury and even hospitalization.
 
To get out of this seemingly vicious cycle, almost 2 thirds of these ADHD-struck kids are treated with synthetic drugs. Unfortunately, lacking appropriate success.

NATURE’S ANSWER – SCIENTIFICALLY VERIFIED

Only recently, Ohio State University in Columbus, OH, carried out a study with children aged 6-12 suffering ADHD, based on healthy diet with special reference to fruits and vegetables, to decrease ADHD symptoms.
 
Scientifically verified by, inter alia, at
- University of Illinois in Chicago, IL
   &
- University of Central Arkansas in Conway, AR 

​So far, so good – but which components of healthy food play a decisive role?
 
These are, inter alia, certain

Vitamins

Like
 
    *     vitamin B-6
 
As to be found in eggs, fish, peanuts, and potatoes
 
- fish
- eggs
- potatoes
- peanuts 

• vitamin D

 in
 
- fatty fish
- egg yolks
- beef liver
- fortified foods 

Minerals

• magnesium

 
Like in
  
- spinach
- pumpkin seeds
- peanuts
- almonds
 

• iron

 
available in
 
- kidney beans
- liver
- beef
- tofu
 

• zinc

 
as found in
 
- nuts
- beans
- shellfish 

To cut down ADHD symptoms, also
 

Proteins
 

are recommended. In this case, we may consider as a source, inter alia,  
 
- poultry products
- beans/lentils
- fish/shellfish
- nuts 

Omega-3 fatty acids

Since ADHD-related children may be short in omega-3 fatty acids, research at the Oregon Health and Science University in Portland, Oregon, recommends to compensate with, inter alia, following foods in order to improve focus/attention/working memory/motivation:
 
- flax seeds
- chia seeds
- fatty fish (salmon/tuna)
- walnuts 

IN A NUTSHELL

More than 6 million U.S. youngsters are struck with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Nature may offer relieve based on easily viable dietary adjustment.  
 

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MEDICAL ADAGE OF THE WEEK​

"The physician is only the servant of Nature.
Therefore, it behooves medicine to 
follow the will of Nature."

Paracelsus
Physician of the 16th Century