Articles - ADD / ADHD Clinical Test

Recent clinical studies shows the positive effects of Passion 4 Life liquid vitamins from ADD/ADHD (Attention Deficit Disorder - Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) participants. The International Brainwave Institute for Neurotherapy and Education conducted the clinical study to better understand the effects of liquid vitamins and products on the functionality of the brain. The study focused more specifically on the effective contents of Passion 4 Life liquid vitamins and minerals. Details of the study are briefly described in the following letter:

August 22, 2006

Dear Mr. Van Kessler,

My participation in the Passion 4 Life clinical study was as follows:

1. To select up to twelve participants.
2. To record the statements of the participants as to any changes in cognitive processing, energy stress productivity, personal relationships (attitude), productivity and general well being, and to monitor positive or negative changes.
3. To stop the participation in case of negative results.
4. To relay results to Dr. Maness each week to record and process the results.

There is no budget for this program. All costs were covered in advanced by Passion 4 Life, LLC. Participants were not paid. Therefore their only reward for participation was the hope for improved health through vitamin and mineral consumption as each participant would receive a free daily dose of the Passion 4 Life liquid vitamin for the duration of the test which was set at seven weeks.

Before I would offer the product to a participant, I decided to try the product myself so I could be aware of the benefits, affects and/or changes I might experience. Results of my personal experience will be included in a future report.

To attract participants, I contacted doctors and friends in the Kinston, NC area. They posted my invitations to participants.

The program was divided into two parts. Part one was general cognitive health. The second was for ADHD studies.

I received ten participants for the first program. The ages of the participants were children ages eleven through adults in their forties.

The more successful programs are those of simplicity. Therefore, we recorded the results utilizing the following grid.

Sincerely,

Anthony F. Mullen Ph. D.,
FACHE, CMPE, RRT

Detailed results for the ADD / ADHD
clinical studies are provided here in (.pdf) format.