Hemi-Sync® Journal 1994-4 (Fall)

in view of the role of amino acids in neurotransmission. The other, iv --- PAGE 5 (OCR) --- Fall 1994 no less important, factor is that the Hemi-Sync technology has proven its value in improving effective cerebral function—appar- ently with children as well as adults. The data suggests that a combined approach with amino acids and Hemi-Sync may achieve a faster and more balanced improve- ment than nutritional measures alone. Reciprocally, it seems logical that for the best results with Hemi-Sync, an optimal biochemical substrate is desirable. In view of the results achieved with this combination of therapeutic measures, it also seems logi- cal to recommend them as a standard component in the treatment of children with hyperactivity and learning and attention deficit disorders. Summary This study included twelve children with attention and learn- ing deficit disorders. Serum amino acid analysis in six children showed that all had deficits in levels of taurine, asparagine, and cystine, while three patients also had low levels of glycogenic amino acids. All patients showed a malabsorption in the Sandor- Augusti hypo-protein profile. All patients receiving amino acid supplementation showed moderate to outstanding results. These results could be optimally enhanced by Hemi-Sync at the onset of amino acid supplementation. But, even after six months’ pretreat- ment with amino acids, Hemi-Sync was a valuable addition to the treatment. It is recommended that amino acid supplementation and Hemi-Sync form a standard part of the treatment of learning and attention deficit disorders. Literature 1 Kaplan, B. J., et al. 1989. Overall nutrient intake of preschool hyperactive and normal boys. Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology 17 (2): 127-32. 2. Bunday, S., and V. Bunday. 1990. Why the lack of treat ment for hyperactive children? Journal of Nutritional Medicine 1: 361-63. 3. Hauser, P., A. J. Zametkin, and P. Martinez. 1993. Attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder in people with generalized resistance to thyroid hormone. New England Journal of Medicine 328: 997-1001. 4 Pollock, I. 1991. Hyperactivity and food additives. Bibliotheca Nutritio Ex Dieta (48): 81-89. 5. Zametkin, A. J., T. E. Nordahl, and M. Gross. 1990. Cerebral glucose metabolism in adults with hyperactivity of childhood onset. New England Journal of Medicine 323: 1361-66. Lead detection and abatement report. 1992. 2-1. Baudyk, R. 1990. Zinc deficiency in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. International Journal of Neuroscience 52 (3-4): 239-41. 8. McGee, R., et al. 1990. Hyperactivity and serum and hair zinc levels in eleven-year-old children from the general population. Biological Psychiatry 28 (2): 165-68. 9. Bornstein, R. A., et al. 1990. Plasma amino acids in atten- tion deficit disorder. Psychiatry Research 33 (3): 301-6. 10. Hemi-Sync. Robert Monroe, The Monroe Institute, Rt. 1, Box 175, Faber, VA 22938. Hemi-Sync ADD tapes. Robert 0. Sornson, EdS, Executive Director, Special Education, Northville Public Schools, 501 W. Main Street, Northville, MI 48167. no and reporting on the results, contact Robert Sornson at Uf you are interested in using the Hemi-Sync ADD tapes the address above.] @ THANK YOU Please accept our deepest appreciation for your continuing onerous support of The Monroe Institute. Your contributions allow us to move forward in our research, and expand the frontiers of human consciousness development for the benefit of our growing global communit. THE MONROE INSTITUTE BOARD OF ADVISORS Robert A. Monroe James Beal Wilson Bullard, PhD ‘Thomas Campbell, MS Gregory D. Carroll, PhD Albert Dahiberg, MD, PhD Eleanor Friede ‘Arthur Gladman, MD Fowler Jones, EdD ‘Suzanne Evans Morris, PhD Joseph Chilton Pearce , Eattor: Shite Bio ill Russell, LOSP ‘Tho HEMF-SYNC JOURNAL, a pubi- cation of The Monroe Institute, an edu- Ronald Russell, MA cational and research organization dedI- cated to exploring and developing the Bill D. Schul, PhD. uses and understanding of human. con sciousness, offers current reporting on David Stanley, MD esearch and application of the Hemi- ‘Sync* technology in a variety of profes- Charles Tart, PhD sional fields. ‘The HEMI-SYNC JOURNAL is pub- lished four times annually by The Monroe institute, Route 1, Box 175, Faber, Virginia 22998-9749, Telephone: (804) 361-1252, Membershipsu aa tion rates from $50 to $150 per ‘© 1994 The Monroe nat lute. All rights reserved. No part may be repro- {duced without pormlssion, BOSTMAS- ‘TER: Send address changes to Route 1, Box 175, Faber, Virginia 79, Constance M. Townsend, MD Stanley J. Townsend, PhD Raymond O. Watdkoetter, EdD Marguerite Q. Warren, PhD: