Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is a behavioral disorder that affects between 3-5 percent of the population under 19 years old. It usually shows itself during childhood, presenting with symptoms such as inattention or hyperactivity that seems to appear in patterns, forgetfulness, poor impulse control and being easily distracted.

There have been improvements in diagnosing the condition, with one common tool being the Connors rating scales for Attention Deficit Disorder.

The Connors rating scales revised (CRS-R) are just one step towards diagnosis. It consists of paper and pencil questionnaires that are …

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What is ADD?

ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) is a diagnosed disorder which affects concentration, attention span and the ability to focus on the task at hand.

ADHD (Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity) is usually much easier to identify. Apart from their difficulties with concentration and memory, children and adults with ADHD often have associated behavioral problems in class, at home and in the workplace, due to their impulsive behavior and hyperactivity. (For safe and effective treatment for ADHD, see Focus ADHD Formula.)

Children and adults with ADD (without hyperactivity) often go un helped …

In the March/April 1999 issue of Alaska Wellness, I published three articles on the artificial sweetener aspartame. Specifically, the articles looked at the numerous health problems that may develop from our ingestion of aspartame (the key ingredient in NutraSweet and Equal) and how it is added to so many of our everyday products – nearly 6,000 – in everything from low-calorie drinks and sugar-free snacks to chewing gum, yogurt, cereal, and even children’s vitamins.

The toxic effects of aspartame are varied. It has been connected to mimicking the signs of or …

This book was written for college students, their counselors and educators. Based on the real life experiences of seven adults who were interviewed as part of a research study, this book offers a vivid picture of how college students with ADD can cope and find success in school.

Readers will find information on the history, causes, and characteristics of ADD and methods of diagnosis and treatment.Practical information focuses on what students with ADD can d… More >>

Succeeding in College With Attention Deficit Disorders: …

What is ADD?

ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) is a group of symptoms that affects concentration and a person’s ability to focus.

It can also cause mood swings, impulsiveness, behavioral and other social problems. Children with these problems have difficulty in completing their school work and are often in trouble with parents and teachers.

What are the causes of ADD?

There are many different causes and explanations for the symptoms of ADD including diet, allergies, food intolerances, anxiety, low muscle tone, anxiety, depression, family problems, poor discipline and even some forms of illness.

Unfortunately some doctors …

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Given that child ADD has become a major concern for the country over the past decade, there are many child ADHD treatments that are being explored. There is a certain group of experts that believe that a fruitful ADD treatment can be created by managing diet. And among this set of people, there is a belief that deficiencies in essential fatty acids and amino acids may contribute to attention deficit disorder.

Much research has been done to prove that one of the recurring the difference between children with ADD symptoms and …

Adult Deficit Disorder, commonly called ADD is a developmental disorder manifested by the requirement of unsuitable levels of attention. Some people describe ADD as a profusion of attention as some people find it difficult to focus attention on one thing at a time especially when it appears meaningless and boring to them rather than a lack of attention.

Even though studies estimate that almost 3.5% of the population is affected by ADD, diagnoses of ADD is a controversial issue, since many experts believe it to be a psychological rather than a …