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Post by bunny on Sept 20, 2004 21:04:07 GMT -5
Anyone heard of this... the website is addtoc3kids.com. Just another money maker for what we hope we already know? It's an e-pamphlet with "natural solutions" including name brands and dosages.
I'd appreciate any input. It sounded interesting.
Bunny
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Post by catatonic on Sept 20, 2004 23:25:09 GMT -5
This one has been around a while. I remember looking at the website quite some time ago. You could probably get pretty much the same information for free by checking out Laura Stevens' book ("12 Effective Ways to Help Your ADD/ADHD Child") at the library. At least a look at the table of contents shows it's pretty much recommending supplements with fairly wide acceptance as useful in treating ADHD. Personally, I wouldn't spend the money on it. I'd buy a couple of books on the subject instead. But you're right, it does look interesting, and might be useful if you just want brief, clear-cut recommendations to follow. I haven't seen it in its entirety, though, so have no idea if it's a qualilty publication or not.
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Post by lllex on Sept 21, 2004 13:45:38 GMT -5
Hi Bunny,
I purchased this e-pamplet. Most of the info in it is based on Marcia Zimmerman's book "The A.D.D Nutrution Solution: A Drug-Free 30-Day Plan". The pamplet was interesting, but the book was better - had more info. I would suggest you save your money, check out the book from the library and then ask questions on this site for specific vitamin questions.
Laura
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Post by bunny on Sept 24, 2004 19:06:08 GMT -5
I have checked out the book by Zimmerman. It was great. Thanks for the input, now I won't spend my money on the pamphlet  . |
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