Comments on: Gluten and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)

By: SReeseDavis

SReeseDavis — Tue, 10 Feb 2015 03:57:59 +0000

You notice a difference in a couple of weeks if you go completely gluten-free. Gluten is addictive so once you go off it, you will not need the "comfort foods" such as bread, pasta, etc. Brain Grain and Wheat Belly have great recipes in them without buying a lot of extra stuff. Real Food is the Mantra!

By: SReeseDavis

SReeseDavis — Tue, 10 Feb 2015 03:54:09 +0000

I would highly recommend the books Wheat Belly and Brain Grain to read as you opt for a gluten-free diet. They explain it wonderfully and you will see the other added benefits from going gluten-free. Alzheimer's and dementia are also linked to a gluten diet. As far as the expense, it really is not more expensive. Stay away from the commercial boxes of gluten-free processed food. They have other junk you don't need. Just stick to whole food. Eggs, meat, vegetables, fruit, cheese, nuts, coconut oil and olive oil in all your cooking. I have found great success with all my family.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 31 Dec 2014 16:50:37 +0000

I have a wonderful son who has ADHD and sensory integration problems. It seems his symptoms come in cycles, so I suspect diet might be contributing to his symptoms- that is may be inflamatory-related. Also, medications (we have tried most) are only having a limited effect on his behavior. He simply doesn't fit the textbook ADHD cases, nor does he appear to have any symptoms of celiac other than the ADHD ones. I have been reluctant to try the gluten free way because of the hassle and expense. But it is a last resort. Fingers crossed, we are giving it a try soon. Hoping we won't have to give up gluten completely, but just avoid it. Is that realistic? Also curious how long a gluten-free regimen takes to yield results in ADHD symptoms.

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By: Jen Black

Jen Black — Sat, 01 Feb 2014 05:05:50 +0000

Look into the Feingold diet. My ADHD son has been on it since August and his aggressive behavior and poor disposition rarely are seen anymore. We are about to eliminate gluten and casein to see if attention and focus continue to improve.

By: Sande

Sande — Sat, 04 Jan 2014 18:44:35 +0000

You could have been talking about my son. He was diagnosed ADHD last spring and has been on meds since. We recently decided to go GF. Reading this really gives me hope. I want my sweet, funny little boy back. I am also glad to see it didn't have to be 100% to notice a difference. THANK YOU!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 22 Apr 2013 22:56:53 +0000

Here is a link where you can access for an exclusive interview with Arjan Kuipers on the increasingly negative effects we see of gluten on children with ADHD and Autism in particular.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzqRDoZtZXYWVjFqbmJnMUpfdlE/edit?usp=sharing

Arjan Kuipers is a chiropractic neurologist and has been a practicing clinician for over two decades. He is the founder and chief innovator of Brain Building Company and ADHD & Autism Training, which provides easy-to-use training programs for parents and professionals that are developed to facilitate a positive, lasting change in children with ADHD and autism.

By: missylew

missylew — Sat, 23 Mar 2013 10:13:09 +0000

We have just started on our journey to help our 5 year old daughter. Thank you for sharing your story. She is the most beautiful little girl inside and out. Other children notice her ticks and sort of just tolerate her. Her teacher called her and I quote "crazy". She too figits almost constantly. Her therapist referred us to Childrens Hosp ADD/Adhd clinic. I really don't want to medicate her.I feel that would change who she is. She is a very artistic child and art actually calms her. I've been googling to find as much info as I can. I'm going to try the Gluten free with her. Again thank you for sharing your story.[and for listening to me]

By: jen davidson

jen davidson — Fri, 22 Mar 2013 14:01:54 +0000

To adoptive/foster parents…go to empoweredtoconnect.org and get Karyn Purvis' book. We do the whole diet thing which is great but there is a bigger piece to the puzzle. This information helps find the ROOT cause of the behavior issues and how to help before doing the medical intervention.

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