Tuned In is a blend of Lemon, Basil, Rosemary, Cypress and Frankincense essential oils.

Apply when needed to bottoms of feet, neck on the spine and/or pulse points.

Use the nasal inhaler for on the spot needs, whenever needed.

People with the symptoms of ADD who also have hyperactivity are described as having attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). While people with ADD who do not have hyperactivity may appear dreamy or "off in another world," people with ADHD are likely to have difficulty in sitting still, and may need to move or pace simply to pay attention. They may also be more likely to engage in risky activities such as unprotected sex and drug use. Because people with ADHD are more likely to display overt symptoms (and are often considered to be "troublemakers"), they are also more likely to be identified with and treated for the disorder.

ADD/ADHD and Sensory Dysfunction

In addition to the issues described above, people with ADD/ADHD may have sensory dysfunction, meaning that they are hypersensitive to and aware of sound, light, and physical sensations. Even the sensation of clothing on skin or the temperature in a room can be a distraction in ADD.

An attention deficit exists when the brain cannot maintain focus on important information. People with ADD cannot filter out unimportant information or prioritize important information. Problems controlling impulsive behaviors and thoughts are common.