A New Affordable Therapy for ADD ADHD
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A New Affordable Therapy for ADD/ADHD
Summary:
Exploring successful and cost-effective therapies for managing ADD/ADHD.
Introduction:
Over the last 40 years, research has consistently shown that EEG biofeedback training, also known as neurofeedback or neurotherapy, is among the most effective therapies for ADD/ADHD. This approach boasts a remarkable success rate of over 85%.
Challenges of Traditional Therapy:
Despite its effectiveness, the high cost of EEG biofeedback?"averaging over $4,000 per child?"puts it out of reach for many families. This has led to a reliance on medications like Ritalin, which, while helping manage symptoms in classroom settings, do not address the root causes and come with significant side effects.
Neuroliminal Training: An Innovative Solution:
Neuroliminal Training presents a promising alternative. Through extensive volunteer testing since 2004, this method has demonstrated results comparable to EEG biofeedback. It alters brain wave amplitudes using beneficial subliminal messaging, a form of positive reinforcement.
Unlike traditional neurofeedback, which requires costly and frequent clinic visits, Neuroliminal Training involves a simple subliminal messaging CD played nightly for a few months. Users often report improved sleep and continue to use the CD even after the therapy period.
Successful Trials:
A 2006 trial involving 23 volunteers showed significant improvements, mirroring results from EEG biofeedback. Earlier tests in 2004 and 2005 yielded similar findings, highlighting the effectiveness and affordability of this method.
About Dr. Phil Bate:
The creator of Neuroliminal Training, Dr. Phil Bate, is a retired orthomolecular psychologist. He currently seeks volunteers for new tests targeting conditions such as Alzheimer's, PTSD, OCD, anxiety, schizophrenia, and depression. Limited cases of autism and epilepsy will also be included, following encouraging results in earlier trials.
Conclusion:
Neuroliminal Training offers a promising, cost-effective alternative for those seeking to manage ADD/ADHD and other related conditions. For more information, visit [Dr. Bate's website](http://drbate.com) and [Neuroliminal ADHD](http://Neuroliminal-ADHD.com).
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