Research has shown the most effective treatment for the symptoms of ADHD is a combination of behavioral therapies and medication. However, some people may not be able to take medication. It may interfere with other medications they are on or they may have physical conditions that would prevent them from using ADHD medication. Others may prefer to manage symptoms through behavioral strategies. Some people might prefer to use alternative treatments, such as dietary supplements.
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