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The use of low-lectin diets as an adjunctive treatment for children with ADHD.
Erectile problems while taking ADHD medication are a recognized and treatable issue: stimulant drugs (methylphenidate, amphetamines) are associated with higher rates of erectile dysfunction and altere...
The peer‑reviewed human evidence testing deliberate lectin‑reduction diets is extremely limited: one recent cohort study reports symptomatic and microbiota improvements in children with on a low‑lecti...
Prescription drugs commonly labeled as “nootropics” include stimulant and wakefulness-promoting agents that have gone through clinical trials and FDA review to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity di...