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Can my family doctor help me with add?
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Depends on MD: Add is caused by mild oxidative deficiency in the lower brain. The commonest cause is "junk" especially sugar.Stop all forms of sugar and sweeteners and seek a md who understands nutrition and supplements. It is so easy but depends on your acceptance of the methods like those used by alternative medicine docs.
Answered 12/18/2017
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