ADHD GUIDE FOR KIDS AND ADULTS! EXPERT ADVICE FROM NEUROLOGISTS, DOCTORS AND PERSONAL TIPS!

It is theorized that Leonardo da Vinci had Attention Deficit Disorder.

He was a man who had unbridled genius with artistic achievements such as The Mona Lisa, his precision drawing of man's body known as The Vitruvian Man, his research into human anatomy, musical instruments, botany, stone-throwing war machines, Geometry, mathematics, hydrodynamics, and even flying machine that looks a bit like a bat. The Renaissance man, of all Renaissance men, did an oodles of different and brilliant things. The question is: How could he have ADHD and then achieve so much? Simply put: His mind was dopamine-starved. Therefore, his mind endlessly wandered and he needed the feel-good neurochemical release. So, with each endeavor, Leonardo saw a new form of stimulation in his mind. To get his concentration back and, perhaps, to snap out of his melancholic mind. It is a paradoxical thing that he seemed to be both highly focused and then, at times, not focused at all and didn't finish endless paintings. Like many things about ADHD and how it affects people, it is a mystery. This book explores the subject matter on eleven different gripping topics. Including:

• What is ADHD, In Lay Persons' Terms?
• Turning ADHD Into A Superpower
• Coping with the Stigma
• Super-Parent Parenting Strategies
• Medical Treatment… Pros And Some Cons
• Emotional Dysregulation
• Food And ADHD
• Unique Remedies For Focus
• Insomnia And ADHD
• Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
• Personal Stories of ADHD