A crushed up niacin tablet or getting niacin from natural sources could help your baby. I think that the Vitamin Inositol Hexaniacinate is the safest supplemnt form of niacin and does not have the side effects of other niacin supplements. This is the primary supplement I would suggest.


Wrenn suggested getting Insitol from whole grains but there are lots of hyper kids who are allergic to wheat products. Did you vaccinate your baby? Vaccines could be causing food allergy problems. Milk is another food allergy that many hyper kids have. Substitute almond milk or walnut milk for milk. Recipe: 1 handful of almonds, walnuts, etc... and add a date for sweetness.

Wrenn also said there are other foods with Insitol(Niacin) include; "molasses, legumes, citrus fruits raisins, cantalope, etc. and nuts, (seeds)"


Follow the link to the Insitol Study


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Nicain could help your baby. I think that the vitamin Inositol hexaniacinate is the safest form of niacin and does not have the side effects of other niacin supplements at 800-1300 mg. This is the primary supplement I would suggest.


Wrenn suggested getting Insitol from whole grains but there are lots of hyper kids who are allergic to wheat products. Did you vaccinate your baby? Vaccines could be causing food allergy problems. Milk is another food allergy that many hyper kids have. Substitute almond milk or walnut milk for milk. Recipe: 1 handful of almonds, walnuts, etc... and add a date for sweetness.

Wrenn also said there are other foods with Insitol(Niacin) include; "molasses, legumes, citrus fruits raisins, cantalope, etc. and nuts, (seeds)"


Follow the link to the Insitol Study

Insitol Double Blind Study

Hi there,

You could also try Glutamag, by a company called Natucor. This product is very effective for people suffering from ADHD and has worked very well for my boy who is now 12. You can read more about it on their web site. http://www.natucor.com

Hope this helps.

Best regards,

Nic Faber

Don't know if this will help, but I am a recently diagnosed 49 year old ADDer who used to have the nickname "itchybottom", so I understand that hyperactivity thing. You might want to try a combination of two things--5-HTP, which is a precursor to serotonin (which has a calming affect and improves depression, which is often expressed as anger) and DL-Phenylalanine, a precursor to dopamine (which improves alertness and helps neurons to fire more completely). I have found that the "ADD fog" and hyperactivity are due to being "not quite awake", due to sleep disorders (I have delayed sleep onset--my normal sleep hours are 2am to 10am, which wreaks havoc on regular working hours!) and a feeling of extreme tiredness, which causes irritability, impulsiveness, and moodiness. Both of the abovementioned substances are naturally-occurring substances in the human body, so they will not cause side effects. Your son may need more available neurochemicals to control his behavior, just as I do. I used an SSRI and Amphetamine for a year with good results, but when I added the DLPhenylalanine--what a difference! My impulsivity dropped, my mood swings decreased, and I am much calmer.
Sorry for the long post. Hope this helps.