Natural treatment of ADHD - cerebellar therapies

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A child with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder experiences more than just uncontrollable behavior and inattentiveness. Many children with ADHD also suffer from a constellation of other health problems such as anxiety, motor coordination disorders, allergies and learning disorders. Unfortunately, these underlying health problems are never treated because most children take ADHD medication to cope with the disorder. Although stimulants can temporarily correct the neurotransmitters' corpse weight that causes the symptoms, this approach only corrects a part of the ADHD puzzle. For many children, taking medication only leads to more puzzling questions and puzzles than to answer and results. There are many medical treatment options for ADHD that do not use ...
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A child with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder experiences more than just uncontrollable behavior and inattentiveness. Many children with ADHD also suffer from a constellation of other health problems such as anxiety, motor coordination disorders, allergies and learning disorders. Unfortunately, these underlying health problems are never treated because most children take ADHD medication to cope with the disorder. Although stimulants can temporarily correct the neurotransmitters' corpse weight that causes the symptoms, this approach only corrects a part of the ADHD puzzle. For many children, taking medication only leads to more puzzling questions and puzzles than to answer and results.

There are many medical treatment options for ADHD that do not include the use of stimulants. Such treatment was developed by the psychiatrist Harold Levinson MD to tackle the symptoms of ADHD and the underlying disorders. The treatment is referred to as cerebellar therapies and is based on the fact that 95 % of children and adults have functional disorders of the inner ear/cerebellar vestibular (CV). After working with over 35,000 patients, Dr. Levinson that problems with the curriculum vitae are often responsible for disorders such as dyslexia, mood disorders and ADHD.

In fact, Dr. Levinson that the CV theory is the only one that can explain all symptoms of ADHD and its comorbidities.

How exactly can functional disorders in the inner ear /CV explain the diagnostic criteria and other symptoms of ADHD? Dr. Levinson lists the mechanisms of the inner ear/CV to show us how they are related to our physical and mental well -being.

• Imagine the inner ear as a computer system with a three -dimensional compass. Our inner ear leads our eyes, feet, hands and movements while we move in the physical world. The inner ear also helps us with navigation by informing us about spatial relationships as above and below, left and right. A bad balance and coordination due to an inner ear dysfunction can explain dizziness, fear of falling or fear of driving in elevators and escalators.

• The inner ear acts as a filter that blocks irrelevant sensorimotor background and stimuli. Based on this information, it optimizes our motor reactions. Problems in the inner ear can explain why children with ADHD are easy to distract and cannot concentrate.

• The inner ear is closely connected to the centers of the nervous system, which modulate mood and motor energy, which can explain mood swings and hyperactivity.

By examining how problems trigger the symptoms of ADHD in certain cardiovascular components, it is possible to use cerebellar therapies in order to achieve a success rate of 75-80 % in the final overcoming of the symptoms.

The first step of the treatment is a thorough medical examination that checks for problems in the inner ear/CV. According to examination of the test results together with the child's symptoms and problems, the doctor creates a treatment plan for correcting any functional disorders. Although Dr. Levinson has used some medication to treat his patients, these inner ear/CV dysfunctions can also be treated with non-medical procedures such as neurofeedback.

If you want to find out how the treatment of inner ear/CV dysfunctions can help your child, contact a chiropractor trained in functional neurology. A list of certified chiropractor can be found under http://www.acnb.org .