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The increase in ADHD and ADD, is reelatd to the lack of need fulfillment in gestation, birth and the first years of life. These are the most formative years and the effects of trauma and deprivation have the most deleterious impact on development. This is not to say that later trauma and deprivation do not cause severe suffering, because they do. And it is not to diminish the positive impact of later relationships. My point is that as the nervous system matures the capacity for mediating and the options in response to deprivation and trauma increase. For example an infant that is hungry has few options for need fulfillment. They are limited in making their biological and life sustaining needs know to the caregiver. The infants first response is to show discomfort and then to cry. Hopefully, the infants communication will be responded to immediately and the infant maintains homeostasis as their needs are fulfilled. In the situation where the biological needs are not met the infant suffers. The crying may not continue though the infant is in a high state of stress. If this pattern of deprivation of biological need happens again and again the infant suffers immensely, which means the infant will be in pain with elevated cortisol levels affecting the Entire System. Being touched, to be held, is another biological need in which the same pattern of pain/stress/cortisol response will occur when deprived. We all know that an infant/child can be conditioned to not respond to internal states of need fulfillment. This lack of expression of need does not mean that the need has gone away. Rather the infant or child will just not emote the feeling of need. Deprivation of a calm environment promotes the same pain/stress/cortical response. Biological needs are not many though when fulfilled or not fulfilled, early in life, shape who we become. I am not writing this to cast judgment or blame on parents/caregivers. My intent is to add understanding as to the consequences of need deprivation in the earliest years of life and why fulfillment is paramount to healthy physical, emotional and mental growth.

Guest | 19 Şubat 2014 saat 03:07

about withdrawal in this ivtnreiew is true. I am living these truths with our son as I write. They have injured his brain. They have caused psychosis which will last how long, no one knows. He has been OFF ALL PRESCRIBED DRUGS for 2 years and we deal with all sorts of disfunction and inability to think clearly and understand simple concepts. Yet, we no longer punch the walls or scream in the night at people (most likely from his past encounters in the mental hellth system and the penal system). I haven't read this book written by Dr. Breggin but I think I will see our situation in it and I do believe that much of what he has described as the effects of these drugs I know to be true firsthand. Hopefully, people will read this book and understand exactly what they are doing before they get themselves or their loved ones hooked on these brain/body altering drugs and create even more untold health havoc for themselves.