Kids with ADHD have nearly 50% less tryptophan
A study in Sweden found that kids with ADHD have nearly 50% less tryptophan, an amino acid (protein) which helps produce dopamine, serotonin and noradrenaline....
read moreCertain medications can impact memory and concentration in people over 65....
Certain medications for allergies, anxiety, insomnia and even itching can negatively impact memory and concentration in people over 65. In fact, a recent study supports a previous recommendation for seniors to completely avoid: sleeping pills, tricyclic antidepressants and first-generation...
read moreBrain training and post-op cognitive impairment
Brain training significantly reduces post-op cognitive impairments associated with coronary bypass surgery – especially for attention and memory. The doctor presenting the study believes that brain training should be recommended in addition to the medical follow-up....
read moreTreating ADHD before speech therapy helps stutterers
Did you know that most children who stutter also have ADHD symptoms? Doctors who co-authored the report on the correlation say that the addressing attention skills BEFORE trying speech therapy can help....
read moreTeens with ADHD more likely to start smoking
Here’s another reason ADHD puts your teen at risk: they’re more likely to start smoking. A new study showed that kids who were treated for ADHD had a lower rate of smoking....
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