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wrote on 14 May 2013
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12:03
Hello Jochem, our 10-year-old grandson has been using LTO3 caps for a while now, with good results. 2caps in the morning. he is concentrated at school and can control himself better. This is an ideal outcome and I hope that more people will start using this product instead of chemical medication. We will continue with this. Warm regards, Irene.
Hello Jochem, our 10-year-old grandson has been using LTO3 caps for a while now, with good results. 2caps in the morning. he is concentrated at school and can control himself better. This is an ideal outcome and I hope that more people will start using this product instead of chemical medication.
We will continue with this.
Warm greetings, Irene.... Collapse
We will continue with this.
Warm greetings, Irene.... Collapse
wrote on 5 February 2013
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17:34
Through this letter, I would like to let you know that my 10-year-old daughter has been taking LTO 3 since October 2012.... She had been prescribed ritalin, but I didn't feel good about that... so I started looking for a good alternative.... by chance I saw LTO 3 on facebook and started reading and then ordered it.... i don't regret this decision for a second... my daughter has ADD and i suspect also HSP.... and she now has peace in her mind... and that also manifests itself clearly in her behaviour.... she is less prone to anger, temper etc.... on the weekends and during holidays she has time off, so ij doesn't need to take LTO 3, but sometimes she wants to because she experiences how busy and restless she is.... she is also doing well at school and can keep up again.... the paediatrician was absolutely not happy that I didn't want to use ritalin, but LTO 3, but after a check-up visit she has come round quite a bit, my daughter has to go for another check-up soon and I wonder what the paediatrician will say then.... but I can say...away with that chemical junk!!! and just use LTO 3...super good medicine on a natural basis...exactly as God intended!!!
Through this letter, I would like to let you know that my 10-year-old daughter has been taking LTO 3 since October 2012.... She had been prescribed ritalin, but I didn't feel good about that... so I started looking for a good alternative.... by chance I saw LTO 3 on facebook and started reading and then ordered it.... i don't regret this decision for a second... my daughter has ADD and i suspect also HSP.... and she now has peace in her mind... and that also manifests itself clearly in her behaviour.... she is less prone to anger, temper etc.... on the weekends and during holidays she is off, so ij doesn't need to take LTO 3, but sometimes she does want to because she experiences how busy and restless she is.... she is now doing well at school and can keep up again.... the paediatrician was absolutely not happy that I didn't want to use ritalin, but LTO 3, but after a check-up visit she has come round quite a bit, my daughter has to go for another check-up soon and I wonder what the paediatrician will say then.... but I can say...away with the chemical junk!!! and just use LTO 3...super good medicine on a natural basis...exactly as God intended!!!!... Collapse
wrote on 18 January 2013
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12:34
After using the 1st jar of LTO3, the little one, now 10 years old, is a whole lot calmer. At school, they notice he can concentrate better and he now has several friends. The 2nd jar has just finished a week after not taking LTO3 for 2 days. I increased it by 1 caps, because he became more restless and rebellious again after 2 days without anything. Will order earlier in future anyway. Took the one with flavour, find it terrible, so next time just neutral again (LTO3 no taste). I open the capsules because otherwise he keeps them in his mouth and then mix them with tea and honey. The very best would be drops. We will continue like this. Thank you very much for inventing this. Kind regards.
After using the 1st jar of LTO3, the little one, now 10 years old, is a whole lot calmer. At school, they notice he can concentrate better and he now has several friends. The 2nd jar has just finished a week after not taking LTO3 for 2 days. I increased it by 1 caps, because he became more restless and rebellious again after 2 days without anything. Will order earlier in future anyway. Took the one with flavour, find it terrible, so next time just neutral again (LTO3 no taste). I open the capsules because otherwise he keeps them in his mouth and then mix them with tea and honey. The very best would be drops.
We will continue like this. Thank you very much for inventing this.
Kind regards.... Collapse
We will continue like this. Thank you very much for inventing this.
Kind regards.... Collapse
wrote on 1 January 2013
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15:06
I read the information on LTO3 with great interest. I just think it's an expensive alternative, especially if your family consists of several people who could very well use this medicine instead of the well-known chemical medication such as ritalin. Especially in times of crisis and budget cuts, many parents will continue to use this chemical junk because at least it is still reimbursed. Would there also be a possibility of LTO3 being reimbursed by health insurance? Regards, Corina
I read the information on LTO3 with great interest. I just think it's an expensive alternative, especially if your family consists of several people who could very well use this medicine instead of the well-known chemical medication such as ritalin. Especially in times of crisis and budget cuts, many parents will continue to use this chemical junk because at least it is still reimbursed. Would there also be a possibility of LTO3 being reimbursed by health insurance?
Greetings, Corina Collapse
Greetings, Corina Collapse
wrote on 1 January 2013
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10:39
Top :) Beautiful. Definitely true - mould actually that it should be like that. I myself don't know the products, so don't know what and how they work. This website approaches ADD as it should be, which I think is important. Keep up the spirit!
Top :)
Nice.
Definitely true - mould actually that it should be so.
I myself don't know the products, so don't know what and how they work.
This website approaches ADD as it should, which I think is important.
Keep up the spirit!.... Collapse
Nice.
Definitely true - mould actually that it should be so.
I myself don't know the products, so don't know what and how they work.
This website approaches ADD as it should, which I think is important.
Keep up the spirit!.... Collapse
wrote on 3 December 2012
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20:21
our grandson of almost 10 years who has the symptoms of ODD and ADHD is now using LTO3 for 10days. Since a week, we have noticed that he has become a lot calmer and no longer has to stay after school because of his restless behaviour. He can concentrate much better, he uses 2 caps that I open and mix with some juice in the morning. He finds it very dirty but swallowing it whole is terrible. Because of his behaviour, he is in special education and only became more restless. Hopefully, by using these caps, he can go back to regular education. Could the LTO3 perhaps also come in drops?
our grandson of almost 10 years who has the symptoms of ODD and ADHD has been using LTO3 for 10days now. Since a week, we have noticed that he has become a lot calmer and no longer has to stay after school because of his restless behaviour. He can concentrate much better, he uses 2 caps that I open and mix with some juice in the morning. He finds it very dirty but swallowing it whole is terrible. Because of his behaviour, he is in special education and only became more restless. Hopefully, by using these caps, he can go back to regular education. Could the LTO3 perhaps also come in drops?.... Collapse
wrote on 2 December 2012
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15:54
I have ADD, am 23 years old and have had a rough ride in my life, but now a lot of things are falling into place and with this information I can work towards a good future. my eyes have been opened further than ever! Thank you very much Bruce Bakker
wow really a wealth of information I could very well use!
I have ADD am 23 years old and have had a rough ride in my life, but now a lot of things are falling into place and I can use this information to work towards a bright future.
my eyes are more opened than ever ! thank you
Greetings Bruce Bakker Collapse
I have ADD am 23 years old and have had a rough ride in my life, but now a lot of things are falling into place and I can use this information to work towards a bright future.
my eyes are more opened than ever ! thank you
Greetings Bruce Bakker Collapse
wrote on 19 October 2012
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10:00
Enjoyed looking at website and as an ADHD coach/trainer became very curious. Maybe we can exchange experiences sometime. I live and work from Amsterdam. Kind regards, Naomi Kennedie
Enjoyed looking at website and as an ADHD coach/trainer became very curious. Maybe we can exchange experiences sometime. I live and work from Amsterdam.
Sincerely,
Naomi Kennedie... Collapse
Sincerely,
Naomi Kennedie... Collapse
wrote on 3 October 2012
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11:15
Keep up this super inspiring website. I'm glad something like this has come along. This is what AD(H)D Netherlands has been waiting for for so long. Finally a different way of approaching AD(H)D and thinking. Also very good that you write so much about LTO3. I have been using this for almost a year and it works great for me. I am much better at living without chaos which makes me less stuck in life and completing things. This makes me do my thing better and have a better mood. As a result, I am calmer and clearer. My mind also just feels tidier and better focused. So for me a must do!:) Greetings Marian Super!
Keep up this super inspiring website. I'm glad something like this has come along. This is what AD(H)D Netherlands has been waiting for for so long.
Finally is a different way of approaching AD(H)D and thinking.
Also very good that you write so much about LTO3. I have been using this for almost a year and it it works great for me. I am much better at living without chaos which makes me less stuck in life and completing things. This makes me do my thing better and have a better mood. As a result, I am calmer and clearer. My mind also just feels tidier and better focused. So for me a must!:)
Greetings Marian
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Finally is a different way of approaching AD(H)D and thinking.
Also very good that you write so much about LTO3. I have been using this for almost a year and it it works great for me. I am much better at living without chaos which makes me less stuck in life and completing things. This makes me do my thing better and have a better mood. As a result, I am calmer and clearer. My mind also just feels tidier and better focused. So for me a must!:)
Greetings Marian
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wrote on 3 October 2012
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11:07
Thank you for this great website. I also really like the online meditation course you recommend. Very easy to follow and a super sweet inspiring woman who teaches the course. I do a meditation every day. Very interesting also that you write about neuroplasticity. You approach ADHD and ADD from all sides and have very good tips! Keep up the good work.
Thank you for this great website. I also really like the online meditation course you recommend. Very easy to follow and a super sweet inspiring woman who teaches the course. I do a meditation every day.
Very interesting also that you write about neuroplasticity. You approach ADHD and ADD from all sides and have very good tips! Keep up the good work.... Collapse
Very interesting also that you write about neuroplasticity. You approach ADHD and ADD from all sides and have very good tips! Keep up the good work.... Collapse
wrote on 1 October 2012
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21:15
Very cool inspiring website. A real addition to the current websites on ADD and ADHD. I read so much information here that is really useful and helpful:) And not just the negative aspects of AD(H)D and the symptoms, but also the beautiful features!) The website also helped me start using lto3 for my ADD and it works fantastic for me! Much more focus and better mood. Also much less overstimulation and clearer in my head! Keep up the good work on the website:) I love it and would love to assist you in everything. Regards Frank
Very cool inspiring website. A real addition to the current websites on ADD and ADHD. I read so much information here that is really useful and helpful:) And not just the negative aspects of AD(H)D and the symptoms, but also the beautiful features!) The website also helped me start using lto3 for my ADD and it works fantastic for me! Much more focus and better mood. Also much less overstimulation and clearer in my head! Keep up the good work on the website:) I love it and would love to assist you in everything.
Greetings Frank... Collapse
Greetings Frank... Collapse
wrote on 27 September 2012
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13:44
Hello, I find t a very good website, with a lot of information. I have a 12-year-old daughter with ADD, so I found it especially interesting to read how you experienced your schooling. We are now faced with the choice, to go on medication or not and look for a secondary school that suits her. We accept her as she is, but we also notice how difficult she sometimes has it, especially in terms of school. And as you write, they are obliged to run with the whole mob and society. That makes t quite difficult. What are you doing right? Good luck with your website, come visit m regularly. Greetings Fia
Hello,
I find t a very good website, with lots of information.
I have a 12-year-old daughter with ADD, so I found it especially interesting to read how you experienced your school days.
We are now faced with the choice, medicine or no medicine, and will look for a secondary school that suits her.
We accept her as is, but we also notice how hard she sometimes has it, especially in terms of school.
And as you write, they are obliged to run with the whole mob and society. That makes t quite difficult. What are you doing right?
Good luck with your website, come visit m regularly.
Grtj Fia... Collapse
I find t a very good website, with lots of information.
I have a 12-year-old daughter with ADD, so I found it especially interesting to read how you experienced your school days.
We are now faced with the choice, medicine or no medicine, and will look for a secondary school that suits her.
We accept her as is, but we also notice how hard she sometimes has it, especially in terms of school.
And as you write, they are obliged to run with the whole mob and society. That makes t quite difficult. What are you doing right?
Good luck with your website, come visit m regularly.
Grtj Fia... Collapse
wrote on 13 September 2012
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08:08
I want to start a campaign at work focusing on the qualities I have ADD and in communicating with managers, you are then immediately seen as disabled. A business risk they don't want to invest in. I want to create openness and 'us'. Invest in where the positive qualities come into their own. Win win situation next me! The company also benefits. It is an ICT company, so there are a lot of them running around. So paying attention to this issue is essential for the company. Any ideas? Greetings Jan Anne
I want to start a campaign at work focusing on the qualities
I have ADD and in communicating with managers, you are then immediately seen as disabled. A business risk they don't want to invest in.
I want to create openness and 'us'. Deploy where the positive attributes come into their own. Win win situation next me!
The company also benefits.
It is an ICT company, so there are a lot of them running around. So attention to this issue is essential for the company.
Any ideas?
Greetings Jan Anne Collapse
I have ADD and in communicating with managers, you are then immediately seen as disabled. A business risk they don't want to invest in.
I want to create openness and 'us'. Deploy where the positive attributes come into their own. Win win situation next me!
The company also benefits.
It is an ICT company, so there are a lot of them running around. So attention to this issue is essential for the company.
Any ideas?
Greetings Jan Anne Collapse
wrote on 18 May 2012
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09:48
what an inspiring site; it supports my theories...only I would simply make it high sensitive; adhd is not a trait; it is a reaction to the environment it seems to me, as you say take someone out of that environment and the 'behaviour disappears like snow in the sun. My thinking and doing system is well supported by your explanation; think what you feel and by regularly thinking that again...possibly by visualisation; noticeboard tips etc you can return to yourself and let go of what society has actually crammed in against your will, making you very unhappy...That little substance can then disappear from your body as well;-) I am also not in favour of the term new age children; there have been highly sensitive people for centuries and it sounds so lofty...as if they stand out above other children;-) just simple high sensitivity makes it all much clearer;-) There is a lot in there that is very interesting and will definitely read it a few more times...put it on my HSP do it this way site...thank you for this valuable information;-) dear regards from Co xxx
what an inspiring site; it supports my theories...only I would simply make it high sensitive; adhd is not a trait; it is a reaction to the environment it seems to me, as you say take someone out of that environment and the 'behaviour disappears like snow in the sun. My thinking and doing system is well supported by your explanation; think what you feel and by regularly thinking that again...possibly by visualisation; noticeboard tips etc you can return to yourself and let go of what society has actually crammed in against your will, making you very unhappy...I am also not in favour of the term new age children; there have been highly sensitive people for centuries and it sounds so elevated...as if they are above other children;-) just simple high sensitivity makes it all much clearer;-) There is a lot in there which is very interesting and will definitely read it a few more times...put it on my HSP do it this way site...thank you for this valuable information;-) dear regards from Co xxx.... Collapse
wrote on 18 May 2012
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09:37
What a beautiful piece and how enlightening you explain it, put it on my HSP page...actually, on my website I say it a bit simpler by saying that busy behaviour or withdrawn behaviour is a reaction to and indeed disappears like snow in the sun in the right environment;-) also my thinking and doing system which says that we have to let go of that learned thinking and go back to our feelings...the beautiful thing is that you can do that with your thinking system by repeating the right thinking you will eventually do it again automatically;-) So think yourself happy is a saying of mine and you can do that by thinking what your feelings say....! There is a lot described and I came upon this after reading your piece but will definitely read it a few more times...very interesting...thank you for sharing..dear regards from Co xxx
What a beautiful piece and how enlightening you explain it, put it on my HSP page...actually, on my website I say it a bit simpler by saying that busy behaviour or withdrawn behaviour is a reaction to and indeed disappears like snow in the sun in the right environment;-) also my thinking and doing system which says that we have to let go of that learned thinking and go back to our feelings...the beautiful thing is that you can do that with your thinking system by repeating the right thinking you will eventually do it again automatically;-) So think yourself happy is a saying of mine and you can do that by thinking what your feelings say....! There is a lot described and I came upon this after reading your piece but will definitely read it a few more times...very interesting...thank you for sharing..dear regards from Co xxx.... Collapse
wrote on 13 April 2012
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21:40
First of all, my compliments on this enlightening, positive site. Everything you describe from your school days and your experience of life is so recognisable. I could have written it myself. Only I am currently still in a huge struggle with myself. 27 years I am now, depression, anxiety disorders, burnout, everything has come along. Started treatment with the psychologist today, on the advice of the company doctor to deal with my burnout, but ADD is something I will definitely discuss next time. Never thought about it before while I have not felt "normal" all my life. There have been periods in my life when I was in my power and felt great, when I was convinced of my gifts to sense situations and people flawlessly and was proud of myself, perfect as I am and as everyone else is also perfect as they are. Will this now be my resistance to not breaking down and letting myself be 'lived' by society? One thing I do know: reading your piece has given me hope and confidence again that I will win this battle by staying true to who I am and what I stand for. All will be well was my motto for years, slowly I am starting to believe in it again.
First of all, my compliments on this enlightening, positive site. Everything you describe from your school days and your experience of life is so recognisable. I could have written it myself. Only I am currently still in a huge struggle with myself. 27 years old now, depression, anxiety disorders, burnout, everything has come along. Started treatment with the psychologist today, on the advice of the company doctor to treat my burnout, but ADD is something I will definitely discuss next time. Never thought about it before while I have not felt "normal" all my life. There have been periods in my life when I was in my power and felt great, when I was convinced of my gifts to sense situations and people flawlessly and was proud of myself, perfect as I am and as everyone else is also perfect as they are. Will this now be my resistance to not breaking down and letting myself be 'lived' by society? One thing I do know: reading your piece has given me hope and confidence again that I will win this battle by staying true to who I am and what I stand for. All will be well was my motto for years, slowly I am starting to believe in it again.... Collapse
wrote on 8 March 2012
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15:22
the problem, is that this world is not yet ready for spirituality and new age children. as long as no scientific research has been done into this, the middle classes will start screeching as soon as you point anywhere in that direction. i've had a lot of problems with that because i wanted to make it open for discussion. people want to keep the mind compartmentalised. because their brains can't accept that it's not us who have an adaptation problem, but them. i am, however, happy with your story about the eagle. it's very recognisable. that's why i use my nick ladyhawk.
the problem, is that this world is not yet ready for spirituality and new age children. as long as no scientific research has been done into this, the middle classes will start screeching as soon as you point anywhere in that direction. i've had a lot of problems with that because i wanted to make it open for discussion. people want to keep the mind compartmentalised. because their brains can't accept that it's not us who have an adaptation problem, but them. i am, however, very happy with your story about the eagle. it's very recognisable. that's why i use my nick ladyhawk.... Collapse
wrote on 24 February 2012
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13:49
Hehe finally someone who links add adhd and new age children.
Hehe finally someone links add adhd and new age children.... Collapse
wrote on 21 February 2012
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16:31
Thanks for this. Great is this.
Thanks for this. Great is this.... Collapse
wrote on 18 January 2012
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08:18
Looks nice. Know what it is, taken ritalin for 3 years, just got rid of it a week ago. Stays nice to read things then anyway and so see you're not the only one.
Looks nice. Know what it's like, taken ritalin for 3 years, just a week off. Stays nice to read things then anyway and so see you're not the only one.... Collapse