Attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

Hyperactivity is one of the main symptoms which characterizes ADHD. It affects one in five young North-Americans, especially in socially poor urban areas.

Several causes and aggravating factors have been identified: individual biochemistry, education, heredity, environmental and nutritional pollution. One factor in all this is always present: the majority of ADHD children who have short attention spans are deficient in essential fatty acids, minerals, proteins and trace elements.

Dr. Michael Lyons, an eminent holistic practitioner and his research colleagues in Vancouver, have developed an exceptional supplement called Learning Factors, which helps not only youngsters who have learning difficulties, but as a result also helps their parents. The essential fatty acids in Learning Factors literally act like fertilizer for the brain and the nervous system. The smoothie powder mixture represents a meal, enriched with all the top quality ingredients, which a child needs to ensure its physical and mental development, except for love and attention, which we provide naturally.

Learning factors Smoothie Mix

The Smoothie Mix from Learning Factors is a nutritional concentrate for the nervous system. It is packed with all the necessary basic nutritional elements, which are required for the proper functioning of the brain, it helps to stabilize the body's energy and to spread it evenly throughout the day. This easy to prepare, easy to take and pleasant tasting smoothie energizes the brain and the nerves. In these times of intensive intellectual self-actualization, everyone from school children, the aged to office workers can benefit from this product.

Suggested use: Have it for breakfast or as a snack. Mix with Soya milk or your favourite juice. Add fresh or frozen fruit as desired.

Learning factors Capsules or liquid

Made-up of essential fatty acids, which are the precursors of cell membrane and phospholipids of the brain, this supplement literally helps to regenerate the brain's grey matter in order to facilitate the movement of information, coordination and collective memory.