Can Brain Scans Help Diagnose ADD-ADHD?

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Can Doctors use brain scans to diagnose and treat ADD-ADHD?

The answer is NO!

As of today there are very few Doctors is the USA (like 2), who have perfected the art of using brain scans to not only diagnose, but treat the disorder.

It is not a widely held belief that brain scans are a viable diagnoses tool.

In the videos below, Doctors discuss how ADD-ADHD brains are different and how brain scans can be used…

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7 Responses to Can Brain Scans Help Diagnose ADD-ADHD?

  1. Karen Gennari January 25, 2009 at 2:28 pm #

    I was able to open and watch these videos… very informative.

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  2. missy bowden February 23, 2009 at 9:36 pm #

    Ive read the books and watched all the videos, But were do I go from now. How do I know were to start with the Vit. and Supplements.

    Thank you , Missy Bowden

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  3. Debbie Mahoney February 25, 2009 at 2:52 pm #

    Very helpful. How can I view entire interviews with Dr. Amen and Dr. Michael Lyons?

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  4. Robert Coleman February 28, 2009 at 11:54 pm #

    I am viewing these videos right now. I had NO problems viewing. Make sure you have the latest Windows Media version . If you have Anti Virus or Internet Security, check the settings or disable it while viewing these. Good luck!

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  5. parlakgu July 23, 2009 at 2:23 pm #

    Thanks a lot for these helpful videos that they can easily teach me a lot things more than reading!
    I am willing to solve add problem because still i am spending my hours for the written documents, hours passes and i am going back to my home with no product…
    I need some positive reactions. Please lets talk comment have a conversation to win that nightmare

    Thanks:)

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  6. Kim Kirchner December 9, 2009 at 11:47 pm #

    This is so neat, because I am aware of Dr. Daniel Amen and his Spect scans because one of our relatives has early-onset Alheimers. Also, I am a new member to this site and we are very concerned about our 16 year old son. These videos finally addressed some things I’ve been wondering, but had no clue about. Thanks!

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  7. Elaine Steffes May 6, 2010 at 11:03 am #

    Thank you for these videos. They were very informative. Easy to follow. I’m still gathering information to make an informed decision about meds. Without meds I fall apart, deep loom and doom. Lost. Now I’m confused. I will keep taking in information maybe the right answer for me is still to come.

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