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    The Adult ADHD & ADD Solution - Discover How to Restore Attention and Reduce Hyperactivity in Just 14 Days. The Complete Guide for Diagnosed Children and Parents
    The Adult ADHD & ADD Solution - Discover How to Restore Attention and Reduce Hyperactivity in Just 14 Days. The Complete Guide for Diagnosed Children and Parents
    The Adult ADHD & ADD Solution - Discover How to Restore Attention and Reduce Hyperactivity in Just 14 Days. The Complete Guide for Diagnosed Children and Parents
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    The Adult ADHD & ADD Solution - Discover How to Restore Attention and Reduce Hyperactivity in Just 14 Days. The Complete Guide for Diagnosed Children and Parents

    By Julia Kruger

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    Learn how to tame hyperactivity and inattention, even if symptoms are off the charts and nothing else has helped before.

    According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 11% of the population has been diagnosed with ADHD. The real count, however, is estimated to be much higher since most people remain undiagnosed. This is especially true for women and girls whose ADHD symptoms are notoriously difficult to detect. For all demographics, ADHD diagnoses are steadily on the rise.

    In the Adult ADHD & ADD Solution, you'll discover:
     

    • The three types of ADHD most people don't know about. (Identify the EXACT type you or your child have and learn what the most effective treatment is NOW!)

    • What people don't realize about adult ADHD and its true symptoms.

    • The truth about what causes the disorder in kids and adults.

    • Common myths about ADHD debunked by experts.

    • Essential tips for thriving in a marriage when one partner has ADHD.

    • How to use your condition to succeed in the workplace.

    • Game-changing methods for managing hyperactivity and inattention with NO medication or therapy. (See INSTANT improvements with these easy, life-altering practices that work for kids and adults!)


    And much, much more…

    As a FREE bonus, you'll also receive a chapter from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy because we truly believe these audiobooks are all you need to take your mental health to the top of its game.

    Even if your symptoms are off the charts, and every attempt to improve them has failed, the extensive research behind this guide can ensure you'll establish a complete handle on your ADHD symptoms, and acquire all the knowledge you need to make lasting, powerful improvements in your daily life.

    By relying on the latest scientific research behind this guide, you'll identify the best methods for treating your type of ADHD, and the most effective tools to ensure you achieve success in all areas of your life.

    If you want to unlock these expert tricks and information, and finally reclaim your life from one of America's most prevalent disorders, then you should read this book!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNative Publisher
    Release dateAug 18, 2019
    ISBN9781393225751
    The Adult ADHD & ADD Solution - Discover How to Restore Attention and Reduce Hyperactivity in Just 14 Days. The Complete Guide for Diagnosed Children and Parents

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      The Adult ADHD & ADD Solution - Discover How to Restore Attention and Reduce Hyperactivity in Just 14 Days. The Complete Guide for Diagnosed Children and Parents - Julia Kruger

      The Adult ADHD &

      ADD Solution

      Discover How to Restore Attention and Reduce Hyperactivity in Just 14 Days. The Complete Guide for Diagnosed Children and Parents

      By Julia Kruger

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      Table of Contents

      Chapter 1: What is ADD & ADHD?

      Introduction to ADD & ADHD

      What Causes ADHD?

      Which Groups Are At Risk?

      Common Misconceptions about ADHD

      Chapter 2: Child with ADHD

      What Causes ADHD among Kids?

      Symptoms of a Child With ADHD

      Criteria for Diagnosing ADHD in Kids

      Diagnosing ADHD in Kids

      Which Other Disorders Accompany ADHD Among Kids?

      Chapter 3: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Adults

      Symptoms of Adult ADHD

      The Appearance of ADHD Symptoms Amongst Adults

      Diagnosing ADHD in Adults

      Couples with ADHD

      Chapter 4: Medical and Treatment Guidance for ADHD

      Medication for ADHD Types

      Treatment in Kids

      Treatment of ADHD in Adults

      How Long Should ADHD Medication be Administered?

      Should Patients Consider Psychotherapy?

      ADHD Coaching

      Can ADHD Be Treated Without Drugs?

      Alternative Interventions to Medicines and Therapy

      Recommended Food & Supplements to help with ADHD

      Chapter 5: ADHD and Other Mental Disorders

      ADHD With Learning Disabilities in a Child

      ADHD with Autism Spectrum Disorder in a Child and an Adult

      ADHD With Anxiety

      ADHD With Depression

      Tips to Overcome Depression With ADHD

      ADHD With Bipolar Disorder

      Conclusion

      The Mind with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

      Congratulations on purchasing The Adult ADHD & ADD Solution, and thank you for doing so!

      The following chapters will discuss how to Overcome ADHD as a Parent. The Effects on Marriage and Relationships. Best ways to Parenting kids and teenagers with ADHD. The information found in this book will best explore the diets and treatments in order to Restore Focus and attention.

      Thanks again for choosing this book! Every effort was made to ensure it is full of as much useful information as possible.

      Please enjoy!

      Chapter 1: What is ADD & ADHD?

      Introduction to ADD & ADHD

      ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) is among the most prevalent childhood disorders. This learning disorder was formerly known as ADD (attention deficit disorder) and according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 6.4 million children have been diagnosed with it. The disorder has an effect on the behavior, learning ability, and emotions of those who are affected. In as much as ADHD is most prevalent among children, it is also common in adults. Those who are affected by this condition in adulthood always start experiencing its symptoms in childhood.

      The rate of ADHD prevalence amongst school-going children is estimated to be 11%. Most cases end up being diagnosed because ADHD typically overlaps other behavioral disorders that weaken individuals’ cognitive skills, thus making it difficult for clinicians to categorize whatever they see. It has largely been claimed that ADHD is a modern disorder owing to the fact that it has only been on the rise in recent years.

      Pinpointing the rate of ADHD prevalence in all demographics of the population remains a grey area because there are glaring discrepancies among people who are diagnosed with it. The situation is compounded further by the fact that mental health specialists use varying criteria to diagnose the disorder. Besides this, cultural factors pertaining to what should be considered normal behavior varies from one place to another. Behaviors that point towards the positive diagnosis of ADHD in some places could be considered normal in other regions.

      What Causes ADHD?

      Even though no one can explicitly point out the exact cause of ADHD, it has been proven that various factors play a contributory role. Since ADHD symptoms- inattention, hyperactivity and/or impulsivity affect a child’s or adult’s ability to get along with others, many people assume that the behavior exhibited by such individuals is as a result of poor discipline, a chaotic upbringing, or even too much TV watching. This is skewed thinking since ADHD traits run in families. Up to half of adults who have ADHD will end up having kids with the disorder. Generally, there are generic traits which get passed down from an ADHD adult to his/her kids. If an adult has ADHD, there’s a 50% chance that his/her kids will have it. Likewise, there’s a 30% chance of ADHD being present in a younger sibling if an older sibling has it. Nevertheless, the manner in which ADHD is inherited is complex since it cannot be linked to one genetic fault.

      Research also indicates that ADHD can be caused by an individual’s brain structure and function. There are various possible differences in the brain of individuals who have ADHD and those that do not have the condition. Even so, the exact difference isn’t clear. For instance, studies on brain scans have revealed that certain parts of the human brain may be smaller in individuals who have ADHD compared to those who don’t have the condition. Likewise, other parts may be abnormally larger. Other studies have also suggested that individuals who have ADHD tend to have an imbalance as far as the level of neurotransmitters in their brain is concerned. In other cases, these neurotransmitters do not function properly. Pregnancy problems are also likely to lead to ADHD. Children who have low birth weight and those who are born prematurely are likely to have ADHD.

      Which Groups Are At Risk?

      Researchers believe that certain groups are at more risk of having ADHD. This includes babies who are born prematurely before the 37th week of pregnancy, and those who have a low birth weight. Similarly individuals who have epilepsy are at high risk of also having ADHD. Those who have brain injury that occurred either in the womb during pregnancy or after a severe impact on the head later in life are also at a high risk of suffering from ADHD.

      Mothers who endure difficult pregnancies are also likely to give birth to kids who are at a high risk of having the disorder. Likewise, kids who have head injuries at the brain’s frontal lobe are also at a high risk of being diagnosed with ADHD. Toxins also raise the chances of having ADHD with studies indicating that pregnant mothers who drink alcohol or smoke are at a high risk of giving birth to children with ADHD. Likewise, exposure to PCBs, pesticides, and lead during pregnancy also increases the chances of having ADHD. Such toxins typically interfere with kids’ brain development.

      Types of ADHD

      The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders indicates that there are three main types of ADHD. These are:

      Inattentive ADHD

      Hyperactive-Impulsive ADHD

      Combination Type ADHD

      People who have ADHD may show signs and symptoms of being consistently inattentive just the same way that they are likely to be more impulsive and hyperactive than their peers of the same age. Some have a combination of inattentive and impulsive behaviors.

      The predominantly hyperactive-impulsive ADHD patients do not portray significant inattention. On the other hand, predominantly inattentive ADHD patients do not exhibit notable hyperactive or impulsive behavior. The combination type displays behaviors that relate to both inattentiveness and hyperactivity.

      Hyperactivity-Impulsivity ADHD Type

      Individuals who have this type of ADHD often experience immense hyperactivity, which makes them want to be always on the go. You will see a kid dashing around, talking incessantly, or even playing with whatever they come across. Staying still to concentrate on simple tasks is difficult for such individuals since their mind is always wandering. You will see them squirming in their seats or fidgeting with objects within their reach, or just roaming around the room. Hyperactive adults tend to feel internally restless, something that leads them to undertake several tasks at once.

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