According to some sites I have checked out, symptoms of ADHD
could possibly be either a vitamin B or D deficiency. According to one Swedish study, subjects
diagnosed with ADHD were found to be low in Vitamin D and magnesium. As a result of this, their parathyroid
hormone levels should have been higher but were not according to Dr. David
Clark. (2010)
There was also a
patient who lost a son who commented on how her family had a history of
Rheumatoid Arthritis (caused by Calcium and D deficiencies) and thyroid
disorders as well. Think this is a coincidence, I don’t.
Jon Bennett
informs us that Vitamin B is central in allowing the body to produce
energy.(2010) Vitamin B along with Folic
Acid, produces an amino acid known as adenosyl-metionine which is necessary to
elevate mood and mental sharpness. (Dr. Richard Kunin, 2010)
Another
Presbyterian Medical Center physician, John Lindenbaum, has proven that B 12
deficiencies cause “neurological problems” which lead to fatigue, “delusions,
memory loss, depression, and thinking difficulties”.
Ray Sahelian also
informs us of the job Vitamin B has of synthesizing S-adenosyl-methionine
[SAMe] known for its ability to produce a sense of well-being as well as being
healthy for your joints.
Bennett, Jon (2010) How Vitamin B12 Calms
ADHD
Clark, D PhD (2010) ADHD
linked with 2 Vitamin & Mineral Deficiencies Retrieved Dec. 18, 2011
from http://www.doctordavidclark.com/cms/adhd
Thank you for your inspiring words. I am totally with you on this. I do know thought that when people find themselves in the depth of depression, it is very difficult for them to follow this advice. If one can inspire others to climb out of depression and follow your advice, one can look for a brighter future for the entire world.
Thanks