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Having this as my main source of anxiety I can often relate to many of the various situations out in this community. There is often a common thread in these messages relating to a source of one's nervousness...the internet.
Remember, the internet is a great resource to reference information, but be VERY careful and consider the source.
Other things that help with energy are things like Chloryphyl (in liquid form) and you just add it to your water. It helps with energy. Like Cathy mentioned the Thomas Recipe and the Amino Acid Protocol - as found down on the lower right hand corner of this page. Good luck!!!
I have been seeing a halo around bright source in my right eye. My left eye have optic neuritis. Are they related? I have not been experiencing any other symptoms in my right eye other than seeing a halo around a bright source. Some help please?
many have to add a separate source of T4, such as Synthroid, Levothyroxine, Levoxyl, etc. You should talk to your doctor about this and see if s/he's willing to prescribe a small dose of T4. If s/he does, you may have decrease your NatureThroid further, since it's assumed that you have some conversion from the T4 to Free T3, as well.
How much vitamin D are you taking daily? It's very important that you bring your level up to a normal.
Not at all! as long as they aren't expired and boiled completely through (no gooey yolk) they're perfectly fine. IN fact, eggs are a great source of protein which is GREAT for baby's brain...so eat away!
I've been eating eggs by the bucket with this pregnancy, lol.
I have been recently been told that I have a 10 mm side to side difference of anterior tibial translation. I was told by one source that I need a revision. Another source thought this was an acceptable difference for a female with a hamstring graft. My total anterior tibial translation in the ACL knee was 17mm.
I also had one source perform a pivot shift test, and got a clunk, which I felt. The other source got a glide, which was also a new development from this source.
Sounds normal to me, to be honest. She's only 6------ it is difficult to block out all things and completely focus when in a noisy (which they all kind of are at that age) classroom. Is she doing fine with her work?? Is school coming to you with complaints?
If not, then I would not make this into a big deal. If you think about it, we all have a subconsious as well that 'speaks' to us. Totally normal but a hard thing for a young child to verbalize.
Hi, i've always been very absent-minded and scatter brained, but i've never thought i could be ADD until my friends brought it up to me. I'm a 19 year old pre-med major at Baylor. I've noticed that I don't follow lectures at all. As hard as i try, a few sentences in and i've lost complete focus. I was sitting in the car with my friend, just having normal conversation, when she asked me if I had ever considered being tested for ADD.
My 7 yr grandson has been diagnosed with ADD. He is taking Stratera. He has been for about 1yr. His dose is 25 mg a day. It helps with some things. His main problem is his mouth(back talking), irritates to point she cries his sister, just plain defies you some days, and cries at the drop of a hat(sometimes for no reason and others when not getting his way). His mom is almost to her breaking point with his behavior. They live with us. His mom and dad are divorced.
my niece who has a semilar problem with add is on prozac and it seems to be working well for her. i am not sure if she is on prozac and adderol or just prozac, but I was wondering if that would help in terms of the anxiety that these drugs sometimes cause me. any help is appreciated.
Certainly you exhibit some of the symptoms of ADD. You are also of an age that did not focus on girls in public schools who had ADD. All the attention tended to go to those hyper little boys. So its entirely possible that you were overlooked, specially if you had the intelligence to "get by".
A site that you might be interested in checking out is - http://jeffsaddmind.com/
Its for adults with ADHD, but a lot of it applies. Take a while to go through it.
Weird, never heard that one before - and I have been on this site for 4 years. I think that a lot of the adults with ADD would be real surprised if it were true. As long as you have a prescription you are fine.
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