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Support group for Christians with ADD/ADHD children who are not comfortable using pharmaceuticals and are searching for natural or alternative treatments. See http://christianadhd.com/alt.php for online subscription form. This must be submitted before your membership can be approved. No selling of any kind allowed on this list or immediate unsubscription will result! ***AOL users: By joining this list, you agree not to report any emails from this list as SPAM to AOL. | ||||
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Medical conditions that cause ADHD-like Symptoms[PRE]ADHD is a neurological condition that affects every area of life. Symptoms include brain fog, poor memory, inability to keep track of time, poor decision-making skills, impulsivity, depression, anger, and more. There are medical conditions that can cause many of these symptoms. Treat the condition, and you may find that your symptoms are reduced to nearly non-existent. [B]Candida Yeast Overgrowth[/B] [LINK=http://www.christianadhd.com/candidayeast.html]Complete article on Candida Yeast Overgowth[/LINK] Candida yeast overgrowth is a hidden condition that wreaks havoc on a person's body. See the article linked above or a complete symptom list and recommended treatments. [B]Blood Sugar Problems[/B] Diabetics are not the only people who struggle with blood sugar problems. There is a condition called [I]hypoglycemia[/I] that is rarely even acknowledged by physicians that can cause ADHD-like symptoms as well. [I]Hypoglycemia[/I] means low blood sugar. Some people have a hard time with blood sugar reaching such low levels they experience brain fog, extreme fatigue, shaking, dizziness, confusion, inability to focus, poor memory, and more. Keeping the blood sugar at steady levels is the treatment for this condition. Eating 6 small meals a day comprised of a complex carbohydrate and a protein is the treatment. Exercise and avoiding sugar and other simple carbs is necessary to keep blood sugar levels stable. Submitted by Michele Haynes [LINK=http://www.christianadhd.com]ADHD of the Christian Kind[/LINK][/PRE] | |||||||||||