In fact, the rate of methylphenidate prescriptions for children in the U.S. has jumped three to six times in the last decade alone. When medication is stopped, symptoms may promptly return, setting the stage for possible lifelong dependence on prescription drugs. The following GSDL tests can be used to detect possible causes and contributing factors linked to hyperactive behavior in children, and can provide the basis for natural, drug-free alternative methods of treatment. Toxic exposure and nutrient imbalances can have a profound effect on the developing nervous systems of children. Studies show fatty acid deficiencies rampant among children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
Amino acids are the body's building blocks for important chemical relaxants in the brain.
The extent of drug therapy for attention deficit-hyperacticity disorder among children in public schools. This site is intended for professional healthcare provider use only and is part of the GSDL communication links with our physician customers.