Drugs for ADD/ADHD: Good or Bad?
ByDoes the health care system have your
best interest at heart when it comes
to treating your ADHD?
Here are some shocking facts about ADHD.
* 1.5 Million Adults take stimulant
medication for ADD/ADHD. 10% of them are
over age 50.
* More than 20 Million Children Worldwide
have been diagnosed with ADHD, but only 5-
10% of children suffering with ADHD are
estimated to be diagnosed at all.
For lots more fascinating facts about ADHD,
read my special report, which you can get
here:The State of ADD/ADHD Medication.
* ADHD is poised to become the world’s
leading childhood disorder treated with
medication.
* Global use of ADHD medications rose
threefold from 1993 through 2006.
Are all these prescriptions necessary?
I’m an ADHD doctor. See my surprising
answer in my special report, which you can
get here (hint – the devil’s in the
details):
ADHD Medication Special Report.
* The production of Adderall and Dexedrine,
medicines used to treat ADHD, has risen
2,000 % in nine years
* 2004 revenues for ADHD medication were
over $2.4 billion in the U.S.
The drug companies have YOU in their
crosshairs.
But you are not a statistic.
Your best defense against becoming just an
ADHD number is becoming educated and
learning all you can about ADHD.
You can start with this special free report that I’ve just
released for you:
The State of ADD/ADHD Medication.
Best regards,
Dr. Kenny Handelman, MD FRCPC
P.S.
The fact is, your ADHD treatment plan is
controlled by a health care system that may
not have your best interests at heart. YOU
can take control by educating yourself. Is
that the way it should be? Perhaps not.
But learning about ADHD isn’t as hard as you
think. Take the next step with my fr.ee
report:
Get Your report here:
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Hello Dr. Kenny:
I’m an adult ADD patient, currently taking Concerta 36 and have had nothing but excellent results.
I work in a ‘creative’ field and pay for my meds across the counter, and my productivity has increased ten-fold since I’ve been able to drill down on my projects.
That said, I’m in above-average condition and compete in several sports, including soccer and rugby, and monitor my cardio-vascular numbers very carefully.
I’ve launched a blog about my adventures at hurricanebrain.org. Come on over and have a look around.
Drugs for ADD/ADHD: Good or Bad?…
Does the health care system have yourbest interest at heart when it comesto treating your ADHD?Here are some shocking facts about ADHD….
i have been taking concerta and i have had no changes i still act out and can not foces
dont take these drugs unless you are diagnosed with ADD or ADHD the side effects of these meds can do more harm to someone who doesnt have ADD/ADHD. talk to your dr about this and see if they can have you tested because they wont recommend these meds unless you have these conditions.