ADHD Without Medication: 3 Life-Changing Strategies to Support Your Child

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[@moonhunter9993]

I cook and bake 98% from scratch from fresh ingredients. It's a huge amount of work but it's worth it. My health has never been better.

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

That's wonderful!!

[@pct2025]

One lingering question I have that I have never heard a convincing answer for is why is ADHD so prevalent? It’s got to be the same answer as why is diabetes on the rise? Or why is obesity so ubiquitous? It’s food, and chemicals. I refuse to believe that 200 years ago when he didn’t have fruitloops, McDonald’s and Coke, they had swathes of children with adhd and diabetes. My child is suspected of having ADHD and i am super apprehensive about putting him on medication. It’s just a bandaid solution with possibly dire consequences. Food and counselling seems like the best method going forwards

[@moonhunter9993]

truth.

[@SHGmail-rj2tj]

100% correct. it’s that simple and obvious that it’s genius and most have no idea. they have faith in standard “sick care” medical system and just listen to their useless ignorant doctors that just regurgitate harmful information that is beneficial only to big food industry profits.

[@LIVNNACPT]

I Believe that this video is the first step to saving my life!! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

You're welcome❤️ If you need a good starting point to begin making changes for your child and family, be sure to check out my free masterclass: bit.ly/3GE3cLX or get in contact with me here: adhdthriveinstitute.com/contact-us/

[@clairecrebar6943]

Thank you so much for your wealth of information!!!!!

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

You are so welcome! You may also find my quick 15 minute masterclass a really helpful starting point, let me know if you have questions. info.adhdthriveinstitute.com/watch-15min-masterclass-2-0

[@Mendozafarmresort]

Appreciate the info.

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

Thanks for watching!

[@michellenash301]

I appreciate this video it is helping me understand what I need to do to help my daughter. But how do I sign up to get a free phone consultation because I would love some advice on how to transition into new eating habits as she is a picky eater

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

I can completely understand how overwhelming picky eating can feel, BUT, it doesn’t have to be a barrier. That is our wheelhouse and I’m confident we can help. If you would like to set up a call, you can contact me here: adhdthriveinstitute.com/contact-us/

[@kheevtham2911]

Thank you! Much needed.

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

You're welcome! If you need a good starting point to begin making changes for your child and family, be sure to check out my free masterclass: bit.ly/3GE3cLX or get in contact with me here: adhdthriveinstitute.com/contact-us/

[@sandhiya6767]

Hi, Is yogurt and clarified butter(ghee) bad as well? Because they are dairy but they are known for anti-inflammatory.

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

You will want to use a non-dairy yogurt, however ghee is clarified butter that has been strained and all of the milk solids have been removed. I find most kids are ok with ghee as it is the least reactive and best digested. If we believe a deeper sensitivity or allergy then that is a different story. Be sure to check out my free masterclass as a starting point: bit.ly/3GE3cLX and you’re welcome to contact me here so we can chat further: adhdthriveinstitute.com/contact-us/

[@moonhunter9993]

don't do ANY milk products. Yoghurt are not good if you have an issue with milk.

[@moonhunter9993]

I went through "detox" when i went off gluten. Thought I would die... It took me years to recover though.

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

Thanks for watching and sharing your story!

[@sandraromero5899]

Thank you for this video. I really appreciate the information! Do you feel that flour from Italy, instead of the U.S., would be okay for a child with ADHD?

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

Hey Sandra, Avoiding gluten reduces inflammation and other symptoms, so I suggest fully removing while on a healing journey. If you need a good starting point to begin making changes for your child and family, be sure to check out my free masterclass: bit.ly/3GE3cLX or get in contact with me here: adhdthriveinstitute.com/contact-us/

[@moonhunter9993]

No. Gluten is gluten.

[@spiritfilledlife79]

My 4 year old son has AuDhd would you recommend these same strategies for Aspergers and ADHD?

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

A lot of the symptoms come under an umbrella and the natural approaches I suggest helps with all of those symptoms. If you need a good starting point to begin making changes for your child and family, be sure to check out my free masterclass: bit.ly/3GE3cLX or get in contact with me here: adhdthriveinstitute.com/contact-us/

[@moonhunter9993]

Yes, children with autism should all be eating gluten-free diets.

[@Howsyourday-n4j]

What foods have gluten?

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

There are many foods that contain gluten, but bread, pasta and baked goods are a few to start. If you need a good starting point to begin making changes for your child and family, be sure to check out my free masterclass: bit.ly/3GE3cLX or get in contact with me here: adhdthriveinstitute.com/contact-us/

[@moonhunter9993]

Anything containing either wheat, barley, rye or oats. Don't do "gluten-free" oats please. Too much controversy around them. Not worth the risk. These grains are found in everything from kids playdough, ground pepper, sauces, spices, as well as obviously bread/pasta/baked goods. You need to start reading labels but learn not to trust them.

[@laurenc1347]

What do you recommend to replace dairy with? Ripple milk - is harmful with their ingredients

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

I do like brands like Elmhurst, Forager, or Malk as they have pretty clean versions of non-dairy milk.

[@moonhunter9993]

Eventually you just learn to do without... not so hard really. it

[@raveemchoudhry2051]

Thank you from Pakistan we live in 3rd world country my has has attention disorder thank you for this

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

Thanks for watching! If you need a good starting point to begin making changes for your child and family, be sure to check out my free masterclass: bit.ly/3GE3cLX or get in contact with me here: adhdthriveinstitute.com/contact-us/

[@wynterthompson5176]

I need help! The doctor just suggested that my daughter may have ADHD. What can I do to help her naturally?

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

Sounds like you could use some support. Be sure to check out my free masterclass as a starting point: bit.ly/3GE3cLX and you’re welcome to contact me here so we can chat further: adhdthriveinstitute.com/contact-us/

[@moonhunter9993]

change her diet first.

[@MockeyMokey9958]

Why all docs 1st with meds

[@ADHDThriveInstitute]

That can be frustrating for sure!

[@moonhunter9993]

The pharmaceutical companies want to make money...

[@Renewed85]

It's sad that these kids were used as test dummies. So all of these damages are done to these children