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05-31-2008, 10:12 AM
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Location: Central Indiana
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Is there a link to the specific research he's talking about??? I'd be interested to see if scientific methods such as a control group, matching of sample, sample size, statistical significance of results, etc was used. We were taught in my Master's Nursing courses that you can't just accept all research blindly. You have to look at how rigorously the scientific research standards were applied to the research. So I'd love to actually see the STATISTICS, not just this guy's words.
All I know is I took a child who was progressively doing worse in school despite all her teachers saying she was very bright, who was struggling, and more importantly getting discouraged because she just couldn't seem to get it right and was making bad grades. I then had her tested and resulted in medication. She took ADD meds from late 3rd grade through graduation. She has received a full tuition scholarship to college (plus another small scholarship), is a National Merit Commended Scholar, an AP scholar, etc. So NO ONE will convince me that the meds didn't help.
Another thing I find VERY interesting is that while he's saying don't use traditional medications, there are ads all OVER his site for "natural" treatments. Have to wonder if his motivation is just making money off parents desperate for a nontraditional treatment. If so, then shame on him.
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