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ADHD is wide spread misinfo spread by the new world order.


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reply posted on 12-8-2007 @ 03:18 PM by addvantage666


as "addvantage666" I am ADD, and hosted a support group for adults with ADD/ADHD. We we the third such group in the country, and I have participated in several ADD conferences. I wrote a newsletter for three years.

On and off the medication, doesn't matter. I am in my right mind when off, and get the job done on my left when on meds.

I do not use ritalin.

Originally posted by Blitz
Check out this link www.angelfire.com...

OK so right sided people are considered to be dreamers and philosophers, hints they are going think out side the box, and look for the most irrational answer. Which usually leads to most conspiracy theories. Also the right sided person would struggle more in the western school system. Hints they are the likely candidates for adhd meds.

Ok so left sided people are considered to be the most logical, and prefer to except the most realistic and rational story. The NWO would be irrational to a left sided person. Because there is no realistic or physical evidence, of the nwo's existence. Left sided people are also good with numbers and like to read, hints they will not struggle in school. So they are likely not to be diagnosed with adhd or require meds.

To get to my point maybe adhd meds are a form of mind control for right sided people. Because they threaten the uncovering the nwo to the public.

While left sided people dont threaten the nwo.

When I took adhd meds I noticed more of a left side dominance, Im off the meds and dreaming of theory's



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reply posted on 12-8-2007 @ 04:12 PM by Spoodily


Originally posted by Legalizer
Originally posted by Spoodily
I was diagnosed with ADD and started taking Ritalin in the 3rd grade.


This does not prove the disease exists, this only proves your brain has been damaged by an amphetamine.



I think there might actually be something wrong with you. If you don't have this, you don't know what it is like. I don't agree with 'ADHD' , I think that terminology is used to do a blanket diagnosis. I am not hyperactive and performed much better when on medication even though I admittedly dislike the side effects.

Thanks for playing.



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reply posted on 12-8-2007 @ 04:14 PM by SamuraiDrifter


Originally posted by Spoodily
I was diagnosed with ADD and started taking Ritalin in the 3rd grade. It is very upsetting to read people say that this condition is 'made up'. I hated Ritalin and it's side effect (nervous ticks mainly) but the stuff worked. I excelled in school when I was on it but couldn't stand the side effect any longer.

I don't doubt that the condition actually exists, personally. I just think that schools purposely misdiagnose a lot of people.



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reply posted on 12-8-2007 @ 04:26 PM by Kr0n0s


Originally posted by Maverickhunter

Do you feel the same way? Were you too misdiagnosed with ADHD? Doctors like to tell parents that ADHD is a disorder so that they won't feel bad about their kids not paying attention to things. It has nothing to do with a disorder. It doesn't make you not normal to have been diagnosed with ADHD, it just means there is something about you that your parents/your psyciatrist doesn't like.

It's meant to keep people who are "different" apart from the society. Its' exactly what the New World Order wants.

[edit on 5-8-2007 by Maverickhunter]


When my son was about 5 years old he went to my Dr. with me. My son was acting kind of hyper because wed been sitting and waiting around for a little while waiting to be seen. My Dr. noticed this and immediately diagnosed (labeled) my son ADHD and prescribed him a huuuge bottle of ritalin.
I showed it to my now X-wife and she got it filled and made plans to start him on a daily dosage of it but I had plans of my own and I prefered mine over hers. My plan was simple, unscrew lid and pour contents in toilet because I would never medicate my children. My son is now a normal acting 13 year old teen ager .
His best friend on the other hand, a kid hes known since he was about 7, has been on a ritalin type drug and zoloft for at least 7 years, has turned into one of those EMO kids, cutters etc..



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reply posted on 12-8-2007 @ 04:34 PM by wigit


Originally posted by Kr0n0s

When my son was about 5 years old he went to my Dr. with me. My son was acting kind of hyper because wed been sitting and waiting around for a little while waiting to be seen. My Dr. noticed this and immediately diagnosed (labeled) my son ADHD and prescribed him a huuuge bottle of ritalin.
I showed it to my now X-wife and she got it filled and made plans to start him on a daily dosage of it but I had plans of my own and I prefered mine over hers. My plan was simple, unscrew lid and pour contents in toilet because I would never medicate my children. My son is now a normal acting 13 year old teen ager .
His best friend on the other hand, a kid hes known since he was about 7, has been on a ritalin type drug and zoloft for at least 7 years, has turned into one of those EMO kids, cutters etc..

Well done for trusting your own instincts rather than listening to the doctor. They're far too quick to jump to their prescription pads these days.




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reply posted on 12-8-2007 @ 08:47 PM by Annee


I have an ADD daughter and a very active grandson we call Tigger (who is now 13).

There is a huge difference between an authentic ADD and just a very active kid.

It is a real physical disorder - - but EXTREMELY abused.



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reply posted on 20-12-2007 @ 03:24 AM by avingard


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I usually disagree with most of what you say Maverick, but I am really glad you posted this. I entirely agree (except for the NWO part). ADHD is a FRAUD. Since when is a lack of willpower a medical disorder that can be and should be treated with medicine.

What about laziness? Gluttony? Adultery? Murder? In a lot of cases, the people who commit these acts feel that they are wrong but lack the will power to stop themselves. Should they be labeled and drugged?

I have never been diagnosed with ADHD and never had a problem paying attention in class because I...payed attention in class. To treat behavior with drugs is wrong.

Good post Maverick.



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reply posted on 20-12-2007 @ 02:16 PM by filmmaker45


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I can indeed agree with what you are saying here.

I'm ADD. I'm 16 and I was diagnosed several years ago. It wasn't the teachers who told my parents but my mother wondered. I could never ever, even to save my life, focus on my work. Homework? Forget it, to many distracting things.

When your ADD you are perfect at tuning out. It's not something you can say "Ok I NEED to focus." and set your mind. It's virtually impossible to try and do this.

I take Adderall. Only during school weeks. I'm off it for the summer, weekends, and holidays. Without it, I can't really focus on my test at school, homework isn't even touched.

It has taken a toll on my weight but, I battle it with a proper diet. I don't each much fast food, caffine is limited to weekends, and I eat little sweets. I eat as much as I can of the meals my mom cooks, and my snacks consist of carrots or crackers. Now, this doesn't keep me from loseing weight but, it doesn't throw me down the tunnel either.

My mom told me she'd like for me to see if I can become dependent and not take the Adderall. I have been wanting to try this to.

But mind control? I disagree, Adderall opens my mind much more then if I was not taking it. Thoughts not my own? Nah, I remember everything I think about when I take the medicine.

It's not something to be abused. Also I need to add that I stay on one dosage. 15mg. I know people who when they stop feeling the effects they up the dosage. Not me, my effect stays the same, probably because I don't take it on weekends. Uping the dosage becaue you don't feel it is almost like buying a little more cocaine because the high is getting stale.

I would not have been able to perform like I am now without the medication. It keeps me focues, and ready to work. Something I couldn't do without it.

Oh and I'm not just talking about schoolwork. I'm talking about any form of work in general. Sometimes even stuff I like, I lose interest in.

I'm not hyper though...



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reply posted on 23-12-2007 @ 06:16 PM by Legalizer


Beware of adderall withdrawal

Although Adderall withdrawal is generally not life-threatening, it can be very uncomfortable. It can be so uncomfortable that people will start taking Adderall again in order to relieve the symptoms.



You'll probably end up on another drug for depression when stopping Adderall.

Welcome to the wonderful world of chemistry.



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