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A 7-year-old child's hyperactivity and attention: two years of change
ADHD · Hyperactivity · 2 years of consistent use
"After taking it, my child's mood is so much better. Emotional stability is the starting point for every other improvement."

"My child was diagnosed with hyperactivity and poor attention at age 7. We tried a focus supplement for six months — attention improved, but he kept losing weight, so I stopped it. In July 2024 we switched to Chienomoto No. 2. The first month, only sleep improved; it wasn't until the eighth month that mood, attention, and hyperactivity gradually got better. I've kept repurchasing for two years — I wouldn't have stuck with it this long if I hadn't seen real change."

Z Ms. Z7-year-old boy · Started July 2024

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