ADD/ADHD, Neurotransmitters . . .
And Your Brain!

ADD people live under such stress, frustration is difficult to tolerate, and when they're frustrated they're likely to become angry.

Not all children who are naturally rambunctious or extraordinarily curious have ADHD . . .

Nor do all disorganized adults who have many things going on at one time have ADD . . .

• A high level of frustration causes ADD people to be impatient. Whatever is going on -- they want it to go quickly and be finished.

• People with ADD suffer from "overload"; they have a heightened awareness of incoming environmental stimuli. Their world tends to be too bright, too loud, too abrasive and too rapidly changing for comfort.

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• Unable to filter out normal background "noise" they find it difficult to concentrate on a task before them.

• Disorientation to time and space is often a problem. For instance they may have to stop and think which hand is their right or left.

• They may have difficulty following a set of instructions or reading a map.

• ADD people tend to be disorganized. They have trouble making and carrying out plans.

• Many ADD people are hyperactive.
  • As youngsters they're constantly moving, squirming, twisting and getting into everything.

  • As adults they're restless and easily distracted.

  • They often tend to forget appointments, to pay bills and complete tasks.

• Because they're always in a hurry, delays of any kind make them frantic.

• ADD people live under such stress, frustration is difficult to tolerate, and when they're frustrated they're likely to become angry.

Doctor changes his thoughts Our doctor, who was totally against the beCALM'd or anything else, is now telling others about the beCALM'd. Why are some doctors so closed minded to things such as this? If its not pushed by one of the pharmaceutical reps or its name isn't on a writing tablet he is given, it doesn't exist. Our son has been on Ritalin for the last 3 years just because he told us that was best for him. Now I realize that was total BS. K. Broussard, Lafayette

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Simple, Everyday Stress Depletes Our Neurotransmitters

Hey, it's true! Just living from day to day and handling our daily stress the brain uses feel good transmitters called endorphins (opiods) . . .

When large amounts are needed to handle stress, the RATIO of many of the other transmitters, one to another, becomes upset creating a chemical imbalance.

We begin to FEEL stress more acutely . . . a sense of urgency and anxiety creates more stress.

When we have neurotransmitter deficiencies, we suffer from . . .

Depression ||| Lifelessness ||| Moods ||| Irritability
Sleeplessness ||| Anxiety/Panic ||| Brain Fog ||| Stress Damage

Studies by the American Medical Association have shown stress to be a factor in over 75% of all illnesses today.

Research linking stress to physical disease has been the subject of no less than 20,000 scientific studies over the last five years.