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ADHD News Articles
from the adhd information library
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Here is your weekly edition of your ADHD News Articles from the ADHD Information Library at http://newideas.net. Visit us for the latest news and insights on parenting and teaching those with ADHD.
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Mercury Poisoning, Heavy Metal or Chemical Toxicity, and Brain Development
Protect Your Child's Brain from Mercury and Other Heavy Metals and Environmental Chemicals
The dangers of lead poisoning and mercury toxicity have been known for
centuries. And research over the past thirty years has shown that
low-level exposures to heavy metals from paint, exhaust, and other
environmental sources has toxic effects. These metals are neurotoxins
and adversely impact brain development and performance.
Mercury exposure has been linked to lower intelligence scores and
neurobehavioral problems in children of mothers exposed to contaminated
seafood. We are convinced that dental amalgam fillings, which are over
40% mercury, plus toxic nickel, copper, and cadmium, also can cause
neurological and immune system dysfunctions.
Two informative but shocking videos on the internet illustrate the
points. The first video from the International Academy of Oral Medicine
and Toxicity shows that amalgam fillings expose their "owners" to mercury vapor. The second video from the University of Calgary, Ontario, Canada, shows mercury ions destroying nerve cells. These are "must see" videos.
One in six children in the USA has a developmental disability or
neuro-developmental disorder, such as ADHD, autism or Asperger's, PDD,
etc. It is possible, in fact likely, that exposure to heavy metals and
chemical toxins both in utero and in early childhood cause damage to
the developing brain, resulting in various neurological disorders.
Continue reading this article...
This full article can be found at: http://newideas.net/adhd/differential-diagnosis/mercury-chemical-toxicity
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Essential Fatty Acids and ADHD
The studies on Essential Fatty Acid levels in Attention Deficit Disorder subjects vs. non- ADD ADHD subjects are interesting.
The ADD ADHD groups had significantly lower concentrations of key
essential fatty acids than did the control groups, and about 40% of the
ADD ADHD group showed these signs of EFA deficiency:
* increased thirst,
* frequent urination,
* dry skin,
* dry or brittle hair.
Low levels of Omega 6 EFAs contributed to higher incidents of illness
(colds, flu, etc.), and deficits in Omega 3 EFAs contributed to
problems with learning, behavior, sleep, and temper.
Continue reading this article...
This full article can be found at:
http://newideas.net/adhd/research/essential-fatty-acids
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