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Vitamins and Supplements Make Up for the Brain’s Deficiencies

The brain of a person with ADD or ADHD is different from a person who is considered normal.  There has been research done which shows that areas of the brain are underdeveloped (smaller for the child’s age as well as inactive) in children diagnosed with ADD/ADHD. Additionally, it was found that if brainwaves were measured, it would show that these areas of the brain were asleep.  These differences in brain activity are not a definitive test, but they have been shown to be very common among ADD/ADHD patients.

The proper levels of neurotransmitters in the brain are lacking in those diagnosed with ADD/ADHD.  Neurotransmitters carry electrical impulses (which are messages to the brain) along a neuro-pathway.  They are brain chemicals that serve to tell the central communication system (the brain) what to do.

If any of these electrical impulses or pathways is blocked, they don’t reach the brain. In ADD/ADHD neurotransmission, the message never reaches the brain to tell the rest of the body or mind how to function.  In the case of ADD/ADHD, these blockages often occur in areas that help us maintain our emotional state.  As a result, irritability, explosive or uncontrollable behavior, an inability to focus, a short attention span and irrationality are just some of the emotional issues that can occur.

With this in mind, the thought behind using natural and alternative remedies is to make up for the shortages naturally.  You can easily see that, with this theory, you don’t have to use prescription medication because most times their ingredients do not naturally occur in the body!

There are five neuro-chemicals that are lacking in people diagnosed with ADD/ADHD. It’s important to note that neuro-transmitter deficiency is the main reason for inattention and lack of focus in ADD/ADHD patients.

Neuro-chemical -  Effects on the Body or Mind

Dopamine - Causes feelings of being invincible.  High levels of this chemical cause difficulty in focusing.  Other issues that might happen include feelings of indifference towards love (i.e. – friends, family, pets, romantic love, etc.)

Serotonin - The level of this chemical decreases when norephinephrine is released.  As a result, feelings of sleepiness and well-being are aroused.

Norephinephrine - Causes feelings of an adrenaline “rush”.  Patients’ hearts beat faster.  Their bodies experience more oxygenation.  Through the release of norephinephrine, people experience “super-human” strength in times of crisis.

Opioids - Cause feelings of urgency.  High levels of this brain chemical cause extreme happiness and a lack of feeling pain.

Gama amino butyric acid (GABA) - When opioids are reduced due to stress or deficiency, GABA levels also decrease.  This causes feelings of anxiety. What follows is a listing and description of some of the most common and well-known (also successful) natural remedies for ADD/ADHD patients.  Most of the vitamins and supplements are readily found at your local drugstore or supermarket; the specialized formulas however are only available online.

It is very important that you discuss all treatment options with your family doctor. They will know that best treatment for you and your child. Make sure you also discuss alternative treatments for controlling ADHD. These methods often have the same benefits as tradition neuro-chemical drugs, but with less of the dangerous side effects. 

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