6 days ago by sonalh

“My 7 yr. old son Bharat is an autistic child and also very hyperactive. Allopathic drugs were suggested to reduce his hyperactivity, but we were anxious about the infamous side-effects these drugs invariably have. On the other hand, Dr Sonal’s homoeopathic pills have helped him ( and us) very much. ...

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10 days ago by Administrator

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14 days ago by Pharma Tech

The Eli Lilly company has been marketing a new drug for those who are labeled as ADHD known as Strattera. This drug is purported to be a non-stimulant medication, however the side effects are similar. Rather than effecting the dopamine system as do the stimulants such as methylphenidate and dextroam ...

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20 days ago by Gunnar Soroos

Can you replace ADHD medication with bicycling, running or swimming? Follow this link to read this long, but very interesting article about using exercise, and more specifically - cycling to treat ADHD. Some outtakes that I thought were important: …cycling is great for someone with ADHD. If you’re m ...

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26 days ago by scottie

Authors: Kolevzon, A. Source: Primary Psychiatry, Volume 16, Issue 1, p.55-60 (2009) Scientific Abstract Layperson Summary: Some medications may improve attention spans and decrease hyperactivity in people with autism. The author describes clinical trials of drug therapies in autism. Methylphenidate ...

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38 days ago by Doctor Z

Virginia.edu - Is the use of neuroenhancement drugs in healthy older adults a treatment option that should be encouraged? Many aging adults are becoming interested in the possibility of memory-boosting medications or other cognitive enhancers, or “nootropics”, that might improve attention span or co ...

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54 days ago by admin

Methylphenidate, a Schedule II substance, has a high potential for abuse and produces many of the same effects as cocaine or the amphetamines. The abuse of this substance has been documented among narcotic addicts who dissolve the tablets in water and inject the mixture. Read More >>>

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61 days ago by medicues

· Trade Name Ritalin · Generic Name METHYLPHENIDATE · Drug Class Nervous system stimulant ADD/ ADHD medication Narcolepsy medication · How It Works Medication stimulates the central nervous system Medication increases release of dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain. · Serious Side Effects aggres ...

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80 days ago

ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) can affect your child throughout the day. A typical school day - Forgets homework - Keeps interrupting teacher - Eats lunch alone - Time to ask your child's doctor about Concerta? OR - Starts Concerta - Pays attention during class - Interacts better wi ...

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85 days ago by Vince

I have Multiple Sclerosis and fatigue is a huge problem for me. My insurance company won’t cover any medication to help me with this. Provigil, which works, runs 0/ month, they have refused since Medicare part D started. Methylphenidate is only / month so I paid for it and tried [...]

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