Jane Kelley On (08 Jan 97) was overheard to say to John Prather
 JK> JP>Ritilin is not addictive, allows children to integrate better into
 JK> JP>social situations and control their aggressive behavior.
 JK> By making zombies out of them?  That is not integration into social
 JK> situations as far as I am concerned.  The same effect can also be
 JK> obtained by tying the kid up and gagging him or her.
 Based on your comments about the training you received back in the
 50's that's about the level of expertise I would expect from you.
 JK> JP>is a shot in the dark but until we learn more about the cause of
 JK> JP>AD(H)D and find better drugs, are you really willing just to hang
 JK> JP>these kids out to dry.
 JK> You are scared stiff to think that the drugs are not necessary for all
 JK> kids with ADHD or ADD!
 What's with you Jane?  Can't you answer the simplest of questions?
 Would you hang these kids out to dry?
 JK> If there is any history of genetic alcoholism in your family,
 This horse is dead ... bury it.
 JK> man who did the original research on this with Kenneth Blume in Texas,
 JK> Dr. Terry Neher.  He can be found at Neurohealth Resources, 25717-118th
 JK> Place S.E., Kent WA 98031, phone (206) 204-7967 or 1-800-849-9475.
 A couple of us are still waiting to hear more from this outfit that
 is, based on first blush, simply another peddler of tree goo, extract
 of grass seed and who knows what else.
 JK> What do you have to loose by getting in touch with Dr. Neher?  Fear?
 But...but... Jane!  He referred me to "Al" in Texas who, BTW, I'm
 still waiting to hear back from after 3 phone calls to HIS 800
 number.
... Those who follow like sheep are bound to get fleeced.
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