IT’S TIME TO SEEK TREATMENT

You’ve been diagnosed with
ADHD?

Some people are so concerned about the potential “risks” of ADHD medication that they fail to consider the risks of not treating ADHD.

You’re at greater risk for alcohol, drug, and nicotine addiction.

You’re at a higher risk for car accidents, traffic tickets, and trouble with the law.

You’re at greater risk for underachievement at work and/or unemployment.

You’re at greater risk for divorce and other relationship problems.

You’re at a higher risk for debt and major financial issues.

You’re at greater risk for depression, anxiety, and personality disorders.

These are the treatments most often recommended by the professional (medical) community:

These are the treatments most often recommended by the non-medical (natural) community:

Most ADHD medications have been around for decades and have been studied extensively by scientists. It is very likely that your doctor will be able prescribe a safe medication that will work WELL to manage your ADHD symptoms.

If you find that changing your diet eliminates your ADHD symptoms to the point of being able to function successfully not just for a day but for months and years, that’s awesome!
Do a Google search of ‘Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for ADHD’ to find someone in your area.

It is usually recommended that this therapy is done in conjunction with a medication regimen because for most people with ADHD, medication is the most effective treatment.

If you prefer to try a natural route to treat your ADHD, I suggest you visit a Naturopath for Nutrition Response Testing.

*Some supplements are not regulated by the FDA. Many are not scientifically studied. Be careful!

You Will Likely Need A Combination of Support

For most of us with ADHD, it will take a combination of the treatments listed above to be consistently successful.

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