ADD Drug Treatments Millions of parents across the United States are virtually frantic over the fact that not only have their children been diagnosed as having ADD, but that the prescribed treatment usually consists of powerful stimulant drugs such as Ritalin, Dexedrine, and Cylert. Equally disturbing is that for many children and adults, the common, prescribed drugs often do not work very well. The Physician's Desk Reference describes the adverse reactions to each of these drugs. Please visit your local library.
Most libraries have the PDR in their reference section.