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  1. "Brain exercise" therapies?
  2. Natural Remedies?
  3. Diosmin 1800 mg a day + Vitamin C 1000-3000 mg a day
  4. Alternative/Herbal
  5. what is best "to calm down" an adhd child?
  6. Spinning Lady
  7. Amino acid supplements in Australia?
  8. natural helps?
  9. EPA or DHA confused by it?
  10. Caffeine
  11. Elevera: Opinions please
  12. Adders can't be hypnotised (?)
  13. Omega-3
  14. Anyone tried Dramamine?
  15. Caffine substitute for Ritalin
  16. Sudafed good news - bad news - good news...
  17. BBC News: Drugs for ADHD 'not the answer'
  18. Self-medicating
  19. Colonic Irrigation to treat ADHD symptoms
  20. Dore not alternative to Drugs? What kind of ADD does it treat
  21. Checking out Dore on my own
  22. ADD and sylvia brown
  23. Omega 3 Supplement
  24. Anyone on/been on Mirtazapine?
  25. For some, no meds are the best meds
  26. So, light therapy?
  27. CogMed - if you try it, please post about it
  28. Nutrition and new supplement
  29. Pfeiffer Treatment Center
  30. Vivarian
  31. Omega3 and magnesium
  32. Attentive Dha????
  33. Anybody (with Adult ADHD) tried Weighted Vests / Shoulder Pads?
  34. I've discovered caffine, i think?
  35. Elbaum Intelligence Integration
  36. Vision Disorders and ADD/ADHD
  37. Marijuana and ADD?
  38. respected manufacturer of Piracetam in US?
  39. Did anyone stop taking meds and see improvement?
  40. music
  41. Are there over the counter ADD Meds?
  42. non-drug treatment success stories please!
  43. Confused
  44. subliminal messages?
  45. Flavay -- has anybody tried it?
  46. Neurofeedback
  47. Civil Unrest = bad time without the meds
  48. feingold help
  49. B.C. First Province To Financially Assist Acupuncture
  50. Balance fitness home training (Cerebellum, Balance Board, Bose....)
  51. Attend?
  52. What WORKED for your inattentive-type ADD?
  53. What kind of claims/predictions do Dore make after initial evaluation
  54. Treating by Integrative Medicine
  55. Autism and ADHD Recoveries with Methylcobalamin