ADD & ADHD
acupuncture & Chinese Herbs for ADD/ADHD
There is record of Chinese physicians treating matters of the psyche and heart as early as 1523 BCE. Chinese medicine has a rich tradition of utilizing Acupuncture, Herbal medicine and Diet modifications to treat the following symptoms which are associated with ADD and ADHD in children and adults:
Irritability
Insomnia
Profuse dreams
Agitation
Impaired memory
Fatigue
Heart palpitations
Loose stools or diarrhea
Dizziness
Fidgeting & excessive movement
Poor concentration
While the course of treatment is unique to each person and health history, Miriam’s patients report more calm and better memory retention in 2-3 visits. Herbal medicine is often used to assist with Insomnia and anxiety.
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