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Are there ways to treat add without medication, such as therapeutic methods?
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Neuroscience: There are a variety of treatments for ADD/ADHD based upon modern neuroscience. There are many physical treatments to help stimulate various parts of the brain. Additionally, a variety of computer programs and applications that support the physical treatment. Functional neurology and amino acid treatments have shown some benefits as well.
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