: No More Ritalin: Treating Adhd Without Drugs (Mass Market Paperback)
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Excellent Pocket Reference, January 8, 2000
This review is from: No More Ritalin: Treating Adhd Without Drugs (Mass Market Paperback)
This book surprised me with how much good information was put in such a small package. It presents extensive why ritalin and similar medications are over-prescribed and several important health issues (like food sensitivities, hypoglycemia) that may cause ADD-like symtoms. It also lists commonly prescribed meds, explains what they are, and potential side effects. Plus, the book is well researched, with specific reference notes documenting its statements.
I think that any parent even considering placing a child on medications should take the time to read this very small book, FIRST. Any one in a position to advise parents about this issue, such as teachers or counselors, will find this to be a useful and quick reference to keep on hand.
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