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Description: Pharmacist Hertha Hafer discovered that excessive levels of phosphate in food is linked to ADD/ADHD.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - ABC Of Drug-Free, Dietary Management and support. ABC of Drug-free, Dietary Management of Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder This site disseminates insights into the pioneering work of German research scientist and pharmacist
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Page title: | Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - ABC Of Drug-Free, Dietary Management and support. |
Keywords: | attention deficit disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, attention deficit disorder medication, attention deficit disorder test, attention deficit disorder and treatment, attention deficit disorder child, attention deficit disorder in child, attention deficit disorder information, hyperactivity, hyperactivity in child, hyperactivity disorder, child and hyperactivity, inattention, drug-free, non-drug attention deficit support, focus factor for inattention, learning difficulty, specific learning difficulty, child difficulty learning, child difficulty in learning, difficulty language learning, attention deficit disorder medication, adult attention deficit disorder medication, add medication, dietary management of attention deficit, ADD recipes, low-phosphate recipes, the hidden drug, dietary phosphate, medication for add adhd, alternative to medication for add, Hafer Hertha, phosphate, Phosadd Australia, nutritional scientist |
Description: | PhosADD Australia acknowledges the pioneering work of research scientist Hertha Hafer. Hafer established the link between foods high in phosphate, metabolic imbalances, hyperactive behavior and other disorders. |
IP-address: | 203.0.178.91 |
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NS | Name Server: NS1.IINET.NET.AU Name Server: NS2.IINET.NET.AU Name Server: NS3.IINET.NET.AU |
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Date | Creation Date: 03-dec-2000 Expiration Date: 03-dec-2014 |