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ADHD


Although experts aren’t quite certain why it occurs, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) affects 3 percent to 5 percent of school-age children, causing symptoms such as inattentiveness, frenetic activity, anxiety, and forgetfulness. Kids with ADHD typically respond to stimulant prescriptions designed to calm and focus, but some of these drugs carry unpleasant side effects, such as appetite changes and muscle spasms. You don’t need to rely solely on meds to alleviate this condition. Consider these natural options to complement your child’s treatment plan.


28 deliciousliving.com | may 2013


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