 |

In order to expand his availability to his Chicago clients, as of January 2010, Dr. Titus G. Chiu will be working full time at the Lincoln Park location. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Titus G. Chiu, please contact the Chicago office at (773) 697- 3061.
Bits to chew on, courtesy of Dr. Titus Chiu
As a board-certified chiropractic neurologist, I have a special interest in managing ADD/ADHD using safe and drug-free therapies. Here is a collection of informative articles that I feel will be helpful to those looking for a different alternative to medications. Enjoy!
Update
A recent study came out that shows treating children who have ADHD with drugs is not effective in the long-term. In addition, the study suggested that long-term use could stunt children’s growth, and that the previous benefits stated had been exaggerated.
BBC News November 12, 2007
Food Additives and Hyperactivity
Here is a good article looking at the connection between food additives and hyperactivity in kids with ADHD.
Medscape September 10, 2007
Medication Risks
ADD/ADHD has become an epidemic in the United States. The most common type of treatment offered is medications. Here is an article I found describing the risks involved with these medications.
CNN article
Fish Oils
Fish oils have been receiving a lot of attention in the media of late. And with good reason, considering that the average American diet is severely lacking in the healthy omega-3 fats, which are so crucial to your body. These good fats are found in high amounts in fish oils. The following is an article I found reporting on the positive effects fish oils have in the management of ADD. Bon apetit!
Fish oils and ADD
Food Additives
Recently I came across an article about the high levels of additives we unwittingly consume in our ‘food’. I was astounded when one of the ‘experts’ from the British Nutrition Foundation said that from a safety standpoint there is “no real problem” with consuming food additives.
Additives lurk in everyday diets
So I did a quick internet search to learn more about the British Nutrition Foundation. I discovered that among the foundation’s member companies are corporations such as McDonald’s, Coca Cola, and Ajinomoto (a mass producer of MSG), to name but a few.
British Nutrition Foundation Member Companies
| |
 |