Different people have different theories regarding the cause or causes of ADHD. The current theories are that genetics play a big factor in the development of ADHD. This supports the argument for amino acid ADHD supplements.

Its been found that many children (and adults) with ADHD are born with neurotransmitter deficiencies. Neurotransmitters are found in the brain and are responsible for regulating our behaviors, memories and learning abilities. Deficiencies can lead to unpredictable behavior and learning difficulties.

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Walk into any grocery store, health store or gas station you will likely see an array of vitamin supplements on display all with labels screaming for you to buy.  Everything from energy to pain relief is available and claims to be the next cure all for any ailment you encounter.  Are these products the modern day version of snake oils or do they truly live up to their claims? Unfortunately most of health products stretch the truth further than laffy taffy but understanding what is real will help you cut through the clutter for the good stuff.

The latest trend in the health supplements arena is natural remedies that use organic ingredients to form superior vitamin supplements. Be aware that not all of these products are the same since some will use all natural ingredients while others will just have an organic “active ingredient”.  The difference is that the all natural supplements usually are byproducts taken directly from Mother Nature while the others mix man made ingredients with only one or two organic components.  Your body will get more benefit and absorb more of the nutrients from a 100% natural supplement over something derived from nature that contains inorganic ingredients.

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As with any treatment plan, individuals should discuss vitamin or supplement therapy with their physician. Vitamins and supplements can help relieve some of the symptoms experienced by people with CFS.

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serving it should be taken in the morning, it says 2 oz but i cant figure out how much is that, i saw an example with a crystal cup where you serve wine, so let’s say i use a regular crystal cup for wine, should i fill the half or the entire cup so i can make the correct 2 oz? Thank you very much for your help.