Read the educational book, the How To (Temporarily) Cure Hyperactivity book by C. Thomas Wild today.
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Why would one FDA approved alertness aid medicine containing 100 mg caffeine (NoDoz) temporarily reduce Inattentive ADHD from birth 90% and another FDA approved alertness aid medicine containing 100 mg caffeine (Tirend) temporarily reduce Inattentive ADHD from birth 95%?
The above How To book answers that question. Ingredients matter.
The How To book is an authentic, first person account of a large, temporary Inattentive ADHD reduction, not second party hearsay.
The How To book raises ADHD awareness.
The How To book raises questions as to what is put into FDA approved medicines and foods and the need for improved ingredient labels for medicines and foods.
The How To book gives readers core keywords needed to productively discuss ADHD.
The How To book gives readers a lot of good information about attentional control challenges, paying attention, neurology, and ADHD - ADD - Hyperactivity.
C. Thomas Wild highlights the often overlooked chemical, caffeine, which works for some with ADHD. C. Thomas Wild raises the question: what substances (vitamins, minerals, etc.) can be added to caffeine to slightly boost caffeine's effectiveness.
The How To book gives readers core keywords needed to productively discuss ADHD.
The How To book gives readers a lot of good information about attentional control challenges, paying attention, neurology, and ADHD - ADD - Hyperactivity.
C. Thomas Wild highlights the often overlooked chemical, caffeine, which works for some with ADHD. C. Thomas Wild raises the question: what substances (vitamins, minerals, etc.) can be added to caffeine to slightly boost caffeine's effectiveness.
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Partial Answers
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First, Correct Diagnosis
Second, Organic Nutrition, Pure Water Baseline
Third, Consider Coffee/Caffeine
Fourth,
Fifth,
Sixth,
Phase I
Phase II
Phase III
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- Awakenings
- Fight for Life
- Inside Out
- Limitless
- 50 First Dates
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https://cthomaswildadhd.blogspot.com/2020/04/when-was-term-adhd-invented.html
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