Guest guest Posted August 9, 2004 Report Share Posted August 9, 2004 Hello. For those of you experiencing increased learning in children due to medication, supplements and/or detox, how are you taking data when you get information that something is added, changed or removed from the biomedical intervention? I'm not a bio-chemist and cannot observe, define, or record the behavior of cellular life as it relates (FA) to the reinforcing or punishing quality of the meds, supps, or detox but know that something is happening that has increased the learning curve dramatically. I've been told that these agents act to increase motivational operations. How do I bring that into that into the behavioral equation? (Though I tend to lean towards EVERYTHING being behavioral in origin it just hasn't been observed or define and, therefore, not recorded in that context.) Do you chart a maladaptive behavior sheet placing 'didn't get bio treatments' in antecedent column? Or what? Any help gets a big thank you... THANK YOU!!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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