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Do you always need medication for add/adhd?
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Not always: Some people with ADHD find that vigorous exercise helps, especially if one starts the day with an hour of aerobic activity. Activities designed to help focus can also mitigate symptoms. Yoga, for example.
Answered 11/10/2014
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