Hi:
Just inquiring whether anyone has knowledge of natural
herb/vitamins that would be close to the medication of
Ritalin used for ADDers. I have inquired about such products
as DMAE and Ginkgo but I am specifically wondering about anything
available in Canada. Canada and U.S. have very different FDA
regulations. So what might be readily available in the US, no
doubt won’t be in Canada.
There is one particular product named Laratone Jr. made by a
company called Ives Ponroy from France. It’s ability to aid
in regenerating and reactivating weak nerve tissue in brain cells
helps in memory enhancement. Apparently part of the composition
contains cerebral phospholipids (spelling?). Anyone have any
info on this.
A healthfood store in the area is presently waiting for their next
shipment of it and in the meantime, I would appreciate any input
anyone has on this product or any other Canadian available products.
Thanks.
Jan McIntyre
Jan.McInt…@Dal.Ca
Valium substitutes:
Vitamin A, B1, B3, B12, B6 C, D calcium, Iron Lysine, Magnesium, niacin,
pantothenic acid, potassium, tyrosine, apples, artichokes, black strap
molasses (unsulphered), bran, brewer’s yeast, brussel sprouts,
cauliflower, fruit=papaya, guava, acerola, lettuce, teas=fenugeek,
chamomile, vegetable raw juices, wheat germ, whole grains.
Always seek a professional health advisor for this problem.
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