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this week's issue
  • The Attend Alternative!
  • ATTEND Homeopathic ADHD Alternative Medicine
  • Storm in a Western Pill - Fear and Empowerment in ADHD Drug Treatment
  • 6 Ways to Communicate Clearly With Your Teen

  • ATTEND Homeopathic ADHD Alternative Medicine
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    Attend is an excellent alternative treatment for ADHD , and is the most advanced "natural alternative ADHD remedy" available today.

    It is a powerful, all-natural treatment choice that is Clinically Tested with computerized testing, in addition to parent reports. Attend is one of the most popular alternative choices to ADHD medications such as Ritalin, Strattera, Concerta, Dexedrine, Adderall, or other medications for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. As some evidence mounts that stimulants may not be as safe as once thought, many parents are looking for an alternative that works.

    Try Attend first!

    In 1996 VAXA's Neuro-Scientists developed Attend using cutting edge research with amino acid combinations, Essential Fatty Acids and Lipid complexes, homeopathic medicines, and precursors to specific neurotransmitters.

    This combination of neural building materials gives the brain what it needs to optimize performance in filtering out noise from the "outside world," and noise from "the inside world," to focus better on the task at hand. Attend helps children and adults who have problems with attention, learning, or impulse control!


    Storm in a Western Pill - Fear and Empowerment in ADHD Drug Treatment

    Our guest author is Shane Wong. Mr. Wong is the Editor-in-Chief for Juxtaposition Global Health Magazine, a student-run publication based at the University of Toronto. According to the author: "This article will explore how ADHD medication can empower diagnosed patients, and why fears towards such drugs and the pharmaceutical industry persist across North America."

    "Ritalin, Ritalin, seizure drugs, Ritalin." Such is the lunchtime rhyme for a typical school nurse in the U.S. as she trots from class to class, dispensing pills into outstretched hands of young children (01/18/99 - New York Times).

    Welcome to the uniquely North American psychotropic environment. A continent featuring a prescription drug market for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) worth over 2-billionUS annually, and where the number of prescriptions have grown four-fold in 20 years and over 90% of prescriptions worldwide originate.

    But when patients as young as two-years-old are prescribed drugs that a government puts in the same category as morphine and cocaine, controversy concerning the use of drug treatment for ADHD is bound to arise. This article will explore how ADHD medication can empower diagnosed patients, and why fears towards such drugs and the pharmaceutical industry persist across North America.


    6 Ways to Communicate Clearly With Your Teen

    By Guest Author: Christine McGogy

    How would you like to have a closer relationship with your teen again? Your ability to communicate effectively with your teen is one of the most precious skills you can develop to achieve this goal.

    When we think of communication, we tend to think only of the way we can express ourselves. This is certainly important, but listening is the single most crucial of all communication skills.

    As a mother of two teenage boys I know that it isn't always easy to communicate well with your teen. It's particularly frustrating when they aren't talking to you. However, when I started applying these techniques to our lives, I found that we started getting along better almost immediately. There was less arguing between us, and our relationship became stronger.

    1. Focus, and Give your teen your full attention.

    I know that this is a toughie, because we tend to be so busy. It seems like we are always multi-tasking. However, it is important in clear communicating that you make a point of stopping what you are doing and really listen to your teen (rather than just hearing them). When you give your teen your undivided attention they will know that you care, because you took the time to listen, and it will increase the chances that they will listen to you.


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