IBCCES is the global leader in training and certification for healthcare professionals, educators and corporate partners who work with individuals with autism and other cognitive disorders. Our reach extends to more than 2 million people in all 50 states and over 70 countries around the globe. IBCCES Member Learning Community is provided as a free service to all IBCCES members who have completed one or more of our training and certification programs.

How should I integrate nutrition and supplements into my ADHD treatment plan?

May 19, 2023

NATURAL TREATMENT: What natural treatments are proven to benefit ADHD symptoms?

A: Some natural remedies may ease some symptoms. Others have little effect. Among the proven therapies are… | Keep reading on WebMD »

NUTRITION: What dietary changes could improve my ADHD symptoms?

A: There’s no clear scientific evidence that ADHD is caused by diet or nutritional problems. But certain foods may play at least some role in affecting symptoms… | Keep reading on WebMD »

SUPPLEMENTS: What vitamins or supplements could improve my ADHD symptoms?

A: Besides being good for heart health, omega-3 fatty acids improve symptoms of ADHD, including behavior, cognitive skills, and focus… | Keep reading on ADDitude »

CAFFEINE: Can caffeine improve my ADHD symptoms?

A: A few studies have looked at how caffeine can affect ADHD, but the results have been mixed. Caffeine is a stimulant, but… | Keep reading on WebMD »

DIETARY BALANCE: How can I better understand the way nutrition affects ADHD brain functioning?

A: Research indicates that healthy eating supports a healthy ADHD brain. At the same time, science tells us that ADHD symptoms significantly impede and impair individuals’ ability to make positive choices around food… | Keep reading on ADDitude »

BRAIN FOODS: What foods should I eat (and avoid) to improve my ADHD symptoms?

A: Carbs affect brain function and mood. The rate at which sugar from a particular food enters brain (and other body) cells is called the “glycemic index.” Foods with the best brain sugars include… | Keep reading on ADDitude »

FIRST-PERSON: “I Keep My ADHD Symptoms Under Control By…”

“Watching what I eat helps. I function better when I eat healthy foods like lean protein, veggies, and fruits instead of processed foods.” | Keep reading on ADDitude »

RELATED RESOURCES

FREE DOWNLOAD: ADHD Brain Food: What to Eat, What to Avoid

Research shows that protein promotes alertness in the brain. Carbohydrates do the opposite. And artificial colors and flavors are even worse. | Download now on ADDitude »

FREE DOWNLOAD: ADHD Vitamins and Supplements

This guide outlines ADHD-friendly vitamins and supplements — like iron, zinc, and magnesium — that may help common ADHD symptoms. | Download now on ADDitude »

8-Part Guide to ADHD Treatment in Adults, from WebMD x ADDitude:

DECISION 1: How should I approach my ADHD treatment plan?
DECISION 2: Should I treat my ADHD symptoms with medication?
DECISION 3: How can I address the side effects associated with ADHD medication use?
> DECISION 4: How should I integrate nutrition into my ADHD treatment plan?
DECISION 5: How should I integrate exercise & mindfulness into my ADHD treatment plan?
DECISION 6: What therapies should I integrate into my ADHD treatment plan?
DECISION 7: How and when should I adjust my ADHD treatment plan for optimal benefit?
DECISION 8: How should I adjust my ADHD treatment plan if I have comorbid conditions?

Powered by WPeMatico

Share: