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#127 Talkers Thoughts on St.John’s Wort Study on ADHD
More and more one can see the way money talks.
Classical example here, is the talk, has reached the loud screaming
stage. Scattered throughout my blogs are posts that reflect this
sorry state of affairs. Children are being labeled with invented
illnesses and treated with drugs, that affect them for the rest of
their lives. Basic corrective nutritional approaches should be a
higher priority, than the existing drug them approach. Hearing and
visual impairment, often overlooked, is behind many of the
misdiagnosed conditions of these children.
I hold to my often stated “If you are doctoring and using
prescription medication beyond three months, it’s time to take a
new look who is treating you and the medications being used”. Yes
yes, I realize there will be exceptions to the issue, but they need to
be just that “exceptions”, not the majority.
Regardless, whether infants, children, teens or adults are involved,
Anything being treated beyond three months without strong signs
of improvement, needs a second look. Some signs of healing must
be showing in three months or sooner, not later.
Latest case in question:
St. John’s Wort Study on ADHD
NaturalNews) On the heels of shocking revelations that top
psychiatric research Dr. Joseph Biederman secretly took $1.6 million
from drug companies while conducting psychotropic drug
experiments on children, it has been learned that Dr. Biederman is
now one of the key collaborators behind the latest efforts to
discredit St. John’s Wort. In a study published in the Journal of the
American Medical Association and widely reported in the mainstream
media, Dr. Biederman and fellow cohorts “concluded” that the St.
John’s Wort herb is useless in treating ADHD in children.
( MORE AT )
http://www.naturalnews.com/023430.html
(On Peaceful Warrior Blog)
# 15 Talkers Thoughts on Medical Experiments on Children
http://thetalker.org/archives/324
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