Issue 59 - February 17, 1999
* Some history on ADHD - Hyperactivity *
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Issue 59 - February 17, 1999
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1. * Some history on ADHD - Hyperactivity *
2. Sponsor's Advertisement
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*** Some history on ADHD - Hyperactivity *** by Dr. Lendon Smith, M.D.
(taken from a column of Dr. Smith's in Let's Live magazine.)Dear Dr. Smith
I know you have written about hyper children with the ADHD syndrome, but I guess I need some support. My pediatrician, who has a good reputation in my town, feels that changing my son’s diet has not proven to do anything for the problem. He is sure that Ritalin will help him adjust to the discipline of school and if he is rewarded for good behavior on the drug, he will learn compliance and get a good self-image at the same time. I am frightened by the use of drugs except some aspirin for a headache occasionally. Can you help me? Sincerely, your friend
Dear Friend, I am glad you asked. Here is a little history about hyper kids.
I took a course from Dr. Charles Bradley, a pediatric neurologist, in 1947. He was the one who first discovered the paradoxical effect of stimulant drugs on hyper kids. He was running a home for oddball children in the 1930s. They had a wild and crazy girl who needed something to quiet her. The doctor told the nurse to give her some bromide. She made a mistake and the girl got 10 mg of Benzedrine from a nearby bottle. The girl went to sleep. The doctor told the nurse, “The bromide works.” The nurse said, “What did you say?”
“What did you give her?” Oops. The nurse made out an accident report. They could not believe that a stimulant could put someone away like that. They tried it the next day, and sure enough, the girl went off to la-Ia land. He wrote a paper on it and it was published, if memory serves, in The Journal of Disease of Children for 1938 or thereabouts. That started the whole paradigm about therapy for hyper children. His findings were that most of the children he saw who fit the criteria of short attention span, excess activity, and inattention had had some hurt to their nervous system at birth: prematurity, cord about neck, excess bilirubin, second of twins, or collapsed lung. We have all seen those, but most of the children we are seeing now and have for the past 4O years had little of those insults.
It is now attributed to sensitivities to food, such as milk allergy, low magnesium and calcium, low B6, low zinc, and low omega-3 fatty acids. Every hair test that I have done on these children shows low calcium (despite a large milk intake; they do not absorb the calcium from the milk because the intestines reject it), and low magnesium.
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