Just take one moment and imagine what it would be like for you not to have control over your brain. It's hard, isn't it? But for many people this is a daily obstacle. It is exactly what is happening to the brains of millions of Americans who are more frequently being labeled as having Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. Thoughts scattering from one place to another, not listening to what other people say, not following through …
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