Relief for children dealing with Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) could be easier to attain, thanks to new research on micronutrients.
The big difference between using micronutrients and pharmaceutical medications to treat mental health is that, rather than providing a pill designed to block a biochemical process, nourishment is provided to the body, targeting the root cause of the symptoms.
When considering treatment for mood and mental health disorders, research shows that clinical micronutrients are a viable first line of defense option.
When this mom heard of a trial using micronutrients for depression, she volunteered right away because she didn't like the way anti-depressants made her feel.
In order to continue to fund important third-party research on broad-spectrum micronutrients for mental health and publish studies in reputable medical journals, Dr. Bonnie Kaplan established two Nutrition and Mental Health Funds, managed by independent community foundations.