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Space Technology Could Provide ADHD Cure

15 February 2006

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A new technology has been launched following trials in Australia and the UK which offers parents of children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) a drug-free alternative.

Known as the Dore Program, the treatment claims to employ and expand dormant parts of the cerebellum, the "small brain" at the back of the head which controls things like balance, eye co-ordination and motor-neuron movements. The exercise makes the cerebellum bigger and, unlike drugs, the results are permanent.

The technology used to expand the cerebellum has been adapted from methods used to test astronauts returning from outer space who suffered from "space dyslexia". In these cases the astronauts were unable to differentiate between some letters, caused, possibly, by the effect of gravity on the inner ear.

In Britain, 40 primary school students diagnosed with dyslexia and ADHD appeared to be cured after one year of treatment.

Britain's leading learning difficulties guru, Professor Rod Nicolson, endorses the treatment saying: "In my view, Dore have stumbled across a cure for ADHD. The results are staggering and the studies suggest they are permanent in over 80 percent of the cases.

"This is the first permanent solution for Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder I have come across."

Dore claims there is already research showing correlation between the cerebellum and the skills of reading and spelling.

Dore Achievement Centres have been established in Sydney, Wagga Wagga, Parkes, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, with others to follow in Darwin and Hobart.

Links:

http://www.dore.com.au/

http://aca.ninemsn.com.au/stories/2034.asp

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