Re: Supps for focus /attention

January 31, 2010

I think focusing is the hardest thing to do. I think the body has to be healthy

to do so. There are many things used to improve focus, thiamine, lithium

orotate, cod liver oil, Transfer Factor, quercetin, MB12, Mellatonin (for a good

night's sleep), etc. But, I think what's more important is to treat the whole

body. One supplement is only going to help a little, and our children need a

lot of help. So, a good plan encompassing diet, digestive aids, and things for

inflammation, circulation, die-off, and of course ridding pathogens and toxins

is what is bringing many of the children into recovery. I think that focusing

is one of the last things to regain because it takes a well-functioning body.

My girl has improved enough to do regular school, yet still struggles with

focusing. So, it's probably one of the last things that gets fixed.

Some ideas are to list all that you are doing, to get some ideas from us on what

areas and supplements you might want to consider, and to also look into more

testing or a Zyto to pin-point more what the main problems are.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

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> Hello everyone ,

> I am struggling to improve my son attention /focus for years now .It comes and

goes ,but mostly goes . It seems that if I help him a little more in this area

,he will be able to learn the basics that he still doesn't know ( he is 7).Over

all it is been very difficult 4 years w/t very little results that are not

constant . I will appreciate Your help and experience !thanks

> Nora Bunis -Stuart

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