Redefining Conditions in Modern Medicine

Modern medicine often misdefines conditions like depression, anxiety, ADD, and ADHD. For instance, attention deficit disorder is not about a deficit but rather an overload of attention due to the brain working on creating and dismantling thoughts. This overload occurs when thoughts are created faster than they are degraded, resulting in a clouded mind. Instead of using amphetamines to match the mind's pace, it is suggested to replenish the body with the right nutrients like amino acids and methylated folates to help quiet the mind and restore balance.