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Jane Fendelman Addresses the Multimillion Dollar Medical Myth: ADD and ADHD
PHOENIX, Jan. 16 PRNewswire - 27 dead due to doctor-prescribed child abuse.
Over 8 million children are being told there is something wrong with them
... when in fact they are perfectly fine, healthy and normal.

Jane Fendelman, MC, dubbed the "miracle worker," has a Bachelor of Science
in Education and a Masters Degree in Counseling. For over 15 years Fendelman
has been helping families cure ADD and ADHD (Attention Deficit and Attention
Deficit Hyperactive Disorder) without drugs within 3-5 counseling sessions.

In her entertaining and practical book, Raising Humane Beings, Jane writes
in depth about what her clients call "the magic cure." Fendelman's track
record shows that her clients' issues are typically resolved in only 3 to 5
counseling sessions.

"ADD and ADHD are not real disorders," says Fendelman. "They are an adaptive
response to a society that's stuck on the hamster wheel. If they were real
disorders these children would not be able to sit still and play computer
games."

In fact, no definitive test for ADD and ADHD exists. There is only a list of
indicators as found in the DSM-IVR diagnostic manual. Indicators are not
definitive proof.

Fendelman does not argue the fact that the symptoms and issues exist. "It's
not really a problem in the child, it just shows up in the child. That's why
it's so easy to cure in just a few sessions."

The drugs that are prescribed to "cure" these imaginary disorders can cause
Turret's Syndrome, early onset of Parkinson's Disease, Stunted Growth,
Sleeping and Eating Disorders, increased risk of Diabetes, Suicidal
Ideation, Strokes and Cardiac Arrest. To date there have been 27 deaths
related to these dangerous amphetamine-based drugs like Ritalin, Adderall
and Concerta.

"In May 2005, I was diagnosed with a very aggressive Breast Cancer. No one
knows how long he or she has to live, including me. It is my dream, before I
die, to help millions of parents see that they needn't drug their children
to get them to behave."

See Jane's web site and book, Raising Humane Beings, at
www.JaneFendelman.com. "Please help me get this message out. Thank you."

To schedule an interview, call Jane Fendelman, MC or her representative
Shannon Rowe at (602) 532-0335