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ADHD / LEARNING
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), which includes Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), is a disorder affecting the central nervous system. ADD is the fastest growing childhood disorder in the U.S., reportedly affecting 9-10% of all school-aged children.
Many adults today live with ADD and have never been diagnosed. People with this disorder often have low self-esteem, are inpatient, and do not adapt well to change.
FACTORS
Factors that have been linked to the development of ADD/ADHD include heredity, anxiety, food and other allergies, environmental stress or pollutants, artificial food additives, and lead poisoning.
The good news is that with diagnosis and treatment, the symptoms of ADD/ADHD can be substantially decreased. Quality of life can be improved.
