Finally Focused

The Breakthrough Natural Treatment Plan for ADHD That Restores Attention, Minimizes Hyperactivity, and Helps Eliminate Drug Side Effects

By: James Greenblatt MD, Bill Gottlieb CHC

Narrated by: Stephen R. Thorne

In his practice, Dr. James Greenblatt has seen the positive effects of treating individuals rather than simply prescribing medication for their ADHD symptoms. Finally Focused details the natural methods used to treat problems such as nutritional deficiencies of magnesium or zinc, dysbiosis (a microbial imbalance inside the body), sleeping difficulties, and food allergies, all of which - unbeknownst to many - can cause or exacerbate the symptoms of ADHD. By exploring each of these possibilities in Dr. Greenblatt's Plus-Minus Healing Plan, parents will finally be able to get the assistance they need in providing true wellness for their children, whether or not they're already on medication. ADHD is a medical disorder, not a discipline problem, and this book addresses each individual's unique pattern of biological weaknesses to get at the root of the issue.

©2017 James Greenblatt, MD, and Bill Gottlieb, CHC (P)2017 HighBridge, a division of Recorded Books

Clear and trustworthy recommendations for treating ADHD as a biological neurological issue

Thank you to James Greenblatt for sharing his work with parents of children with ADHD, and making this typically overlooked part of the "trait" or impairment accessible. Extremely valuable information on the biological research on ADHD brains, and how to is supplements to improve the challenging issues. Thank you also for the useful information about accepting your child and taking care of yourself as well.

Very good book!

This book has given me hope with my ADHD boy. I recommend this book to every person with ADHD, no matter the age. He is a Doctor that wants people to try natural treatments first, or he gives advice how to minimize the side effects of drugs.

Excellent!

As a healthcare professional myself I find this book to be a wonderful tool for parents and practitioners. I’ve heard Dr. Greenblatt speak at conferences. His sincere concern for our children and his expertise is reflected in each chapter.

very good resource

don't miss this. If issues with adhd, this is a must read to address both behavioral and supplemental options.

Awesome

My son is on ADHD medication and there are so many excellent tips on natural remedies to get him to Focus to hopefully get him off the medication. He has been taking the magnesium suggested for the last six days and it is already helping him in the evening to wind down and go to sleep easily! I am definitely going to try the other supplements recommended and get him tested for allergies. Thank you!

Fingers crossed

A very reasonable and scientific approach to naturally treating ADHD. I have purchased a lengthy list of the supplements he recommended that can be given without a blood test. I will update my review when I have implemented the supplements and approach after some time.

Life changing

So nice to listen to this. It would be complicated to read as a book. But being able to listen made it so much easier. Every ADHD person/ caregiver should read this. Incredible information

Very thorough and informative

The best complete practical book on adhd I’ve read so far (and I’ve read quite a few)
Thank you for these insights

So informative and knowledgeable

A must read! The author gives the parents so many avenues to help their particular child's struggles with alternatives to medications without forgetting the importance of pharmaceutical remedies as well.

Insightful, practical, hopeful

This book gave me hope for helping my child. I believe so much of behavior is tied to nutrition and hormonal balance. This provides a very practical step by step process for how to treat adhd. I love that his first response is nutrition, vitamins and supplements and not meds. Meds have their place but should not be step one and he makes that clear. Our physician said going to a psychiatrist would be the short path to solve our child’s problems but he reluctantly gave us a referral for neurologist. The doctor was not considering other brain factors (childhood trauma) that have made meds ineffective or problematic. With the neurologist we are able to get the biological testing done the author prescribed and not simply a behavior chart that says our child has adhd.