I have been able to take them completely off their Concerta
prescriptions using Vetiver and Peppermint.
Every morning I put a drop of Vetiver on their wrist and have them rub
their wrists together and tell them that if they notice they are
struggling then to just take a few big breaths of the vetiver on their
wrists because the aroma lasts all day long, even after washing their
hands.
I also put peppermint on their foreheads and back of their necks.
They both love it and never let me forget to put this on them because
the couple times I did forget they came home and said they really
struggled with focusing and staying on task those days.
I hope this helps! Good luck!
Kelli
On Oct 2, 10:46 pm, TamiB <tamibutterfi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone. I am new to Arin's group here in Portland (aka
> Portlandia).
>
> I am working on a protocol for my soon to be pre-teen son (he turns 12
> in 15 days...eeek!).
> He was diagnosed years ago with ADD. We have him on Aderall (sp???),
> or as my son calls it "the blue pill". It does help him to a certain
> degree, but I am starting to see signs that there is a change. He is
> spacing out more. Moody a heck of a lot more (this may be caused by
> those pre-teen "mom sucks" hormones). And just having a hard time
> staying focused and in his present body and mind.
>
> I have done my internet searching and looked through the Modern
> Essentials book.
> What I came up with was this:
>
> Main oils to use are: Lavender, Vetiver, and Frankincense. I can use
> these topically and aromatically. What about internally???
>
> Other oils I have found that may help are: peppermint , basil, and
> rosemary. These can help with concentration issues. Topically and
> internally???
>
> And also, Bergamot, Balance and Roman Chamomile. Topically with these.
> I will also try the Aromatouch technique on him.
>
> I think the first 3 are strong choices based on what I have found. I
> can use them topically, and aromatically. I read I should put the
> vetiver in a pendent for him to wear and smell through out the day.
>
> Since my funds are limited right now (unemployed and trying to build
> my consulting biz), I have to select the best options of oils.In
> addition, since he lives between my house and his dads house, I want
> to keep it pretty simple so his Dad can keep up on the treatment as
> well.
>
> Anyone have some suggestions on this? Has anyone treated their littles
> for ADD???
>
> thanks
> Tami
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