Concentration, frustration, comprehension, inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. These are just a few of the challenges that children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder face each and every day. Having ADHD is like being put into a dark room with many objects scattered around the floor just waiting to trip you up. You don't get a flashlight, but everyone else does. You can't help but trip around the room, bumping into and stepping on objects. Finally, you learn the layout of the room, but then someone moves you to another room, and the process starts all over again. But what causes ADHD? Do you inherit the genes from your parents? Or is it strictly psychological? Or is it sociological"

Many researchers today have found that ADHD in most cases arrives from genetics, and runs in the family. Approximately fifty percent of parents who have been diagnosed with...