Has anyone tried Native Remedies Focus Formula?

[jenok]

Native REmedies Focus FormulaMy nephew has ADHD and takes medicine for it. The meds help considerably but he still gets in trouble a lot. I happened to come across this and want to know if anyone has tried it and if it really does work? Even if you haven't but have an opinion please let me know. It is so expensive I would like some opinions I can trust better than the ones on the website.

[Keg]

Jenok, no reputable health care professional will prescribe medicine without specifically being licensed to do so. And they won't suggest it, either. I did dispense medications once (not prescribe, just hand them out). But it wasn't acceptable practice to dispense anything I wasn't familiar with (in other words, if it wasn't in the standard drug reference books). That's because the substances might interact in a harmful way with other medications the patient is taking.The point is...you should be asking a doctor. Here's one last thing... The medications in the reference books have all the side-effects listed. Every medication has a specific dosage range and beyond that, they can be toxic. These herbs might not have been tested and they may not be regulated for dose or toxicity. So even if they make someone feel better, they may be causing liver damage, or nerve damage or high blood pressure or who knows what.Dietary Supplements Can Cause Liver DamageMore Research and Regulation Is Neededhttp://www.medicinenet.com/scr...asp?articlekey=20320List of herbs with known adverse effectshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L...nown_adverse_effects

[jenok]

They say that it is not supposed to interact with any medications. And she knows to ask the doc before doing anything she works at the hospital and is going to school for her nursing degree. I was just hoping that someone on here had tried it and could weigh in on how effective it was. I'll be talking to her about it this weekend and she can go from there. Thanks!

[Keg]

Please pass on what she says.