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Drugs, Vaccines and Therapeutics
, Food and Agriculture
by ruth on June 19, 2006

A clinical study of 61 patients diagnosed with ADHD were supplemented with Pyclogenol (1 mg/kg body weight) daily for a month, and were examined based on:
- Child Attention Problems scale (CAP),
- Connor's Teacher Rating Scale (CTRS) and
- Connor's Parent Rating Scale (CPRS)
Supplementation with Pycnogenol resulted to improved scores, as well as decrease in hyperactivity and inattention. Sypmtoms returned to their previous levels within a month after termination of treatment.
Further details from the study from Pycnogenol Research News.
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