Listol Product Information

Listol is a natural supplement that may help with ADD/ADHD by removing toxins from the body while enhancing memory and learning. The US population has 4-6% with ADHD, which can interfere with concentration an memory. In children, it has a noticeable effect on their school work and grades.

Listol is an extremely safe all-natural supplement that rids your body of toxins that interfere with memory and learning, while also correcting vitamin deficiencies commonly associated with ADHD.

How It Works:

Dealing with the day to day activities of a child with ADHD can be challenging. School work is affected and communication becomes an important issue. Here are some of the behaviors associated with ADHD:

• Trouble finishing daily tasks
• Listening problems
• Distracted easily
• Difficulties finishing school work
• Needing much supervision
• Difficulty waiting in line for group activities
• Excessively running and climbing
• Difficulty sitting and staying seated

Several mineral deficiencies have been found in children with ADHD. A Lancet study published in 1985 states that with the proper supplementation, the symptoms of ADHD can be suppressed.

Children with ADHD are deprived of certain nutrients which cause a malfunction in the metabolization of linoleic acids and affect the absorptions of essential fatty acids. Listol adds these nutrients back which may result in a number of benefits such as:

• Less behavior problems
• A decline in temper tantrums
• More focus to aid in their school work
• Better sleep

Listol may help your child be more attentive to the world around them.

Ingredients:

- Vitamin B6 (as Pyridoxine HCL)- 10mg, 500% Daily Value
- Iron (as Iron Citrate)- 2.5mg, 14% Daily Value
- Magnesium (as Magnesium Oxide)- 300 mg, 75% Daily Value
- Zinc (as Zinc Oxide)- 5 mg, 33% Daily Value
- Copper (as Copper Gluconate)- 0.5mg, 25% Daily Value
- Phosphatidylserine- 100 mg, *
- Di-Methyl Glycine- 75 mg, *
- Glycine- 500 mg, *
- GABA Powder- 250 mg, *
- DMAE Bitartrate- 350 mg, *
- Huperzine A Extract (Huperzia serrata) (moss)- 1 mg, *

Vitamin B6. Pyridoxine is essential for proper function of the nervous system, so it comes as no surprise that this vitamin can reduce central nervous system excitability in children. Researchers conducted a clinical study where 52 hyperexcitable children were given a regimen of vitamin B6 and magnesium for 3-24 weeks. The results showed that in all patients, symptoms of hyperexcitability (physical aggressivity, instability, scholar attention, hypertony, spasm, myoclony) were reduced after 1 to 6 months treatment (1)

Iron. Research indicates that iron deficiency is associated with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in children. Markers of iron status are significantly lower in children with ADHD than healthy controls (2). As well, lower serum values of ferritin are directly correlated with severity of symptoms and cognitive deficits. Treatment with iron in children with ADHD has shown improvements in the Conners Rating Scale for Parents (3).

Magnesium. In a study of 116 children with ADHD magnesium deficiency was observed in 95% of the subjects. Analysis of the data showed a correlation between levels of magnesium and the quotient of development to freedom from distractibility (4). A Supplementation with magnesium for 6 months in children who have ADHD and magnesium deficiency has demonstrated decreased hyperactivity in a controlled trial (5). Decreased hyperexcitabilty has also been established with magnesium and vitamin B6 supplementation (1).

Zinc. Another essential mineral, zinc has also been linked to ADHD. A study conducted to explore the relationship of zinc nutrition to the severity of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) symptoms in a middle-class American sample with well-diagnosed ADHD showed that serum zinc levels correlated at with parent-teacher-rated inattention (6). A double blind randomized placebo controlled trial of supplementation with zinc plus methylphenidate (pharmaceutical treatment) for 6 weeks in children with ADHD concluded that Paren.