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  Hi Danny, The company has suggested that this is one way to deal with ADHD, but there are many better ways to deal with it, and in the long run, no one knows what the long-term effects of the drug will be. Some of the most effective changes have come from modification ... elimination of processed foods, sugar and coffee. It's like taking a high quality (age-appropriate) dietary supplement with a little fish oil and extra calcium. Exercising daily is another thing you should do, because exercise doesn't just tone your muscles. I strongly encourage you to try drugs and overcome them all ... Drugs make you stronger, they almost do not leave you emotionally. And you think it's okay for a while, but usually after a while they want to stop taking the medicine because they want to feel bad. I think it's a healthier way to treat ADHD than medication.

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