Many clinics in North Carolina charge $1500-2000 with a 1-2 year wait time for an ADHD treatment consultation. We offer immediate openings and very competitive self-pay rates (Insurance not accepted).
Those with ASD/Autism may not process food, drink, and toxins well, leading to:
Our specifically targeted blood testing & initial consultation with one of our ADHD treatment specialists will pinpoint where your child’s biochemistry and lifestyle is off which will let you know what’s influencing the frustrating behavioral symptoms.
Next we will design an individually customized program of unique, innovative & personally targeted nutritional supplements to provide the missing nutrients your child’s mind is craving for optimal health. This will help the aggravating behavioral symptoms reverse and go away.
Finally, we will show you which foods are influencing the chaos and how to replace them with healthy foods. This will stop the poisonous toxins that could be polluting your child’s brain and influencing the problematic behavioral symptoms.
With one of the main factors for problematic behavior being nutrient deficiencies due to poor or a very limited diet we will show you what options are available to fill those gaps. By adding these missing nutrients your child will have the best chance of living as healthy as possible which has shown to help tremendously with our other clients.
After working with our team and adding our unique, innovative and cutting edge tools your child’s troublesome behavioral issues will start to reverse. Over time the issues which were influencing your anxiety will become less stressful. This will lead to a normal, harmonious and peaceful existence for you and your child.
Pharmaceutical drugs for ADHD, such as stimulants and non-stimulants, can have significant side effects, including insomnia, appetite suppression, anxiety, mood swings, and in some cases, heart issues. Biomedical treatments, which often focus on dietary changes, supplements, and addressing nutritional deficiencies, tend to have fewer and milder side effects, making them less disruptive to daily life.
Biomedical treatment aims to identify and correct underlying biological factors that may contribute to ADHD symptoms. For example, it may focus on correcting nutritional imbalances (e.g., low levels of omega-3 fatty acids, zinc, or magnesium), food sensitivities, or gut health issues. By targeting root causes, biomedical approaches may provide long-term benefits, rather than simply masking symptoms, which is a common approach with pharmaceutical drugs.
Many pharmaceutical drugs for ADHD, particularly stimulants, carry a risk of dependence or abuse. Stimulants are classified as controlled substances because of their potential for addiction. Biomedical treatments, such as nutritional supplements, lifestyle changes, and herbal remedies, are generally non-addictive and do not pose the same risks.
Biomedical treatments are often tailored to the individual based on specific health needs, lab results, or genetic factors. This individualized approach contrasts with the more generalized use of pharmaceutical drugs, which may not address the specific biological factors causing ADHD symptoms in a particular person. For instance, some people with ADHD may benefit from dietary adjustments to eliminate certain food allergens or additives that exacerbate symptoms.
By addressing core health issues (such as nutrient deficiencies, poor gut health, or exposure to toxins), biomedical treatments may offer long-term improvements in ADHD symptoms. These treatments can improve overall physical and mental health, while pharmaceutical drugs may need to be taken indefinitely to control symptoms without providing lasting solutions.
Pharmaceutical ADHD medications, particularly stimulants, can have cognitive side effects such as irritability, anxiety, or emotional blunting. Biomedical approaches, like improving diet or using natural supplements (e.g., omega-3s, B-vitamins), generally support brain health without causing these psychological or cognitive side effects.
Biomedical treatments often focus on improving overall health through better nutrition, exercise, and sleep. These factors can improve not just ADHD symptoms but also enhance overall quality of life. In contrast, pharmaceutical drugs are typically focused solely on managing ADHD symptoms, without addressing broader health concerns.
She holds a Doctor of Medicine degree from Medical College of Virginia and completed her residency in Internal Medicine at Moses Cone Hospital associated with University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, followed by extensive training with the Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs (MAPS).
Dr. Davis has over 19 years of medical experience focusing on medicine She has helped her own children heal from Autism and Hypothyroidism using this approach. She has gone on to help many other children with the diagnosis of ADHD , ADD and Autism achieve impressive results through her innovative treatments plan tailored to each patient’s unique needs. Her dedication to improving the lives of children with ADHD has made her a trusted figure in the medical community.
