A Review of ADHD Treatments

"Sheri Nakken RN, MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath"
wrote:

Not about belief

Works with pets and babies who don't have belief

Evidence please.


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"Sheri Nakken RN, MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath"
wrote in message
oups.com...
Not about belief

Works with pets and babies who don't have belief

take your drugs if you want
for those that have an open mind

As a pediatric nurse, you should know that what the parents expect
influences the outcome of the treatment of kids, even if the kids are really
little. Likewise with pets.

However, you have yet to provide citations to the scientific literature that
shows that homeopathic medicine works or a scientific framework that
supports that it can work.

Jeff

Sheri Nakken RN, MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath wrote:
http://www.healthyhomeopathy.com/rit...s/rfk/pg01.htm

An Alternative to Ritalin
Homeopathy as a Highly Effective Treatment for ADD

In a word, bull****. The ONLY condition that homeopathy is useful for is
dihydrogen monoxide deficiency syndrome.

Do you even have a clue as to what AD/HD is?

Oh, and why do you hate living children?

Jeff wrote:
"Catherine Woodgold" wrote in message
...
David Wright ) writes:
I just read the article at the URL above. It provides me with
absolutely no reason to believe that homeopathy would do anything to
treat ADD, other than the earnest endorsements of the authors. In
addition, some of it is just flat-out jaw-dropping, like the claim
that while Ritalin wears off after 4 hours, one dose of "the proper"
homeopathic medication can last for six months.

I don't believe in homeopathy, but there are non-drug
treatments for ADHD that really work, at least for some
people. (Drug treatments don't work for everyone either.)

There is no good evidence that homeopathy works for anything.

INcorrect. It cures dihydrogen monoxide deficiency syndrome.


You're absolutely correct that there are non-drug treatments that work well
for ADHD. Behavioral treatments where kids learn to control themselves are
often very helpful.

Jeff

Sorry I gave the wrong URL before -- I left off the s.
For alternative treatments for ADHD, see for example:

http://borntoexplore.org/alternatives.htm

Catherine Woodgold wrote:
David Wright ) writes:
I just read the article at the URL above. It provides me with
absolutely no reason to believe that homeopathy would do anything to
treat ADD, other than the earnest endorsements of the authors. In
addition, some of it is just flat-out jaw-dropping, like the claim
that while Ritalin wears off after 4 hours, one dose of "the proper"
homeopathic medication can last for six months.


I don't believe in homeopathy, but there are non-drug
treatments for ADHD that really work, at least for some
people. (Drug treatments don't work for everyone either.)

Sorry I gave the wrong URL before -- I left off the s.
For alternative treatments for ADHD, see for example:

http://borntoexplore.org/alternatives.htm

While there are some good ideas on that site regarding *managing* AD/HD
symptoms, there is NOTHING on that site that cures it.

Sheri Nakken RN, MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath wrote:
Not about belief

Works with pets and babies who don't have belief

take your drugs if you want
for those that have an open mind

Yes, for those of us who have an open mind and have examined homeopathy,
we know that it is the modern day form of witch doctoring.

Sheri Nakken RN, MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath wrote:
http://www.healthyhomeopathy.com/rit...s/rfk/pg01.htm

An Alternative to Ritalin
Homeopathy as a Highly Effective Treatment for ADD

You neglected to answer my question:

Please name the toxins one should detoxify from, and show that they are
the cause of AD/HD.

Now, please do learn how to respond to a question. Didn't they teach you
that in witch doctor school?

Sheri Nakken RN, MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath wrote:
Not about belief

Works with pets and babies who don't have belief

And of course the bias of the person evaluation the treatment plays no
role whatsoever. I can see why you're a homeopath, reality is such a
difficult concept compared to that.

take your drugs if you want
for those that have an open mind