Like autism, ADHD has become a common diagnosis among youth. There are currently 5 million children in America living with the disorder, and the “symptoms” can be exacerbated due to lack of treatment (i.e. medication, dietary restrictions, behavioral therapy, etc.).And like autism, ADHD also affects boys more often then girls.What is ADHD?Almost all children have behavior issues from time to time. But, for children with ADHD, behavior problems are persistent and occur over a long period of time

Consumers Could Save Roughly $3,000 a Year by Switching From Expensive Brand Name Drugs to Equally Effective Generics to Treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) According to a new Consumer Reports Best Buy Drugs report, parents should be skeptical if their doctors offer them free prescription drug samples, especially for the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Free samples can hook consumers on high-priced brand name drugs that are not any better or sa

by K. Rieger If you are a parent of an ADHD child you are most certainly familiar with the physicians choice of using drugs like Ritalin, Stratera or Concerta to treat ADHD. There is more growing concern about the safety of these drugs which lead parents and patients to search out safer and more natural remedies. You can find out exactly what are the alternative treatments for ADHD. ADHD children and adults typically are hyperactive, can’t focus on school assignments or work tasks, and ca

By Mike Adams Natural News | New research published in the journal Pediatrics reveals that the ADHD drugs prescribed to millions of children are causing them to experience frightening hallucinations. Children on these drugs hallucinated that snakes and bugs were crawling all over them, says Reuters, and some kids taking the drugs experience other bizarre psychotic side effects such as thinking they ran into a wall and falling to the ground even when no wall was present. ADHD drugs, of c

U.S. Food and Drug Administration researchers have found that drugs for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, can cause children to have severe hallucinations, Reuters reports.