Betty Hooper To Be A Guest On The Vinny Eastwood Radio Show On February 18 (NZT)

Talking about the true causes of hyperactivity with a member of the public at the Whangarei Public Library on February 1st, 2011.

Ninety-one year old Betty Hooper, whose idea it was to start a chemtrail watch group in her region in Northland, New Zealand, is to be a guest on the Vinny Eastwood radio show with Will Ryan on February the 18th, from 12pm-2pm, (NZT).  It will be well worth tuning in as this is Betty’s first radio broadcast and she says she intends to canvass a range of topics that have received a pitiful amount of mainstream media attention, including chemtrails, the dietary causes of ADD/ADHD, and the great health benefits of drinking goats’ milk.

90-Year-Old NZ Activist: The Causes Of ADD & ADHD – Why Ritalin Is Not The Solution

By Clare Swinney,  5th  February 2011

(Betty Hooper turned 91 on February the 7th, 2011).

For over 25 years, 90-year-old former special needs teacher Betty Hooper collected evidence relating to the treatment of children diagnosed with ADD, (Attention Deficit Disorder) and ADHD, (Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder).  In this 11.23 minute long video, which was filmed at the Whangarei Public Library on February the 1st and 2nd, she talks about some of what she has learnt and offers advice on how to treat hyperactivity.

Mrs Hooper is an independent researcher and not affiliated with any group.

She is well qualified to talk about this topic, as she says she is old enough to have witnessed a deterioration of children’s behavior over the decades.  In addition,  she self-funded a research trip to Cuba in late-2005, in order to compare the diets and behaviors among children there, with those of children in New Zealand.

Superwoman In Her 90th Year Shares Her Ideas On How To Stay Healthy

By Clare Swinney,      September 8th, 2009

Betty Hooper

Betty Hooper recently returned from a seven-week long holiday to Europe and displayed the tattoos she got while in Denmark. Her tattooist said she was the oldest client he had ever had. She said she did it for a dare. In light of the fact that Hooper, who will be 90 years old on her next birthday, still has her good health, a canny intellect and a love of life, while many her age are winding down, this is about her and her personal recipe for living a long, healthy life.

FACTS & FIGURES RELATED TO HYPERACTIVITY

Below are a few facts regarding research on hyperactivity:

1910  Dr George Gould discovered a relationship re: diet and behavior.

1940  Professor Ben Feingold ran trials regarding artificial colourings, flavourings, preservatives plus salicylates, regarding diet.

CHILDRENS’ & ADULTS’ SYMPTOMS OF HYPERACTIVITY

PRE_BIRTH: Extreme activity in the womb. Prolonged hiccups. Vigorous kicking, (some mothers have complained of bruised ribs).

BABY-HOOD SYMPTOMS: Long period of screaming and crying. Stomach pains.

Colic and projectile vomiting. Wriggly and very difficult to hold or cuddle.  May not crawl before walking. Seems to need less sleep than other children.  Stiff jerky movements.  Feeding problems.  Very early walking.  Destroys toys.  Head rocking and banging the cot.

WHY I WENT TO CUBA TO STUDY ADD/ADHD

I had been told several times that ADD and ADHD were “world-wide problems,” however I did not believe it.  Thus, I looked for a country which did not experience these.  By chance I read an article about Cuba leading the world in organic farming and it mentioned there were no food-chains there.  Wow! That made me curious regarding children’s behavior there, so I wrote several letters to the Cuban authorities, but did not received a reply. 

Additives in Food Are the Primary Cause of ADHD

By Betty Hooper

For over 25 years I have collected a massive amount of evidence relating to the treatment of children diagnosed with ADHD, (Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder).   The label ADHD, which is a fancy term for hyperactivity, was assigned by the American Psychiatric Association in the 1980’s, who following a show of  hands, created this new “disease,” which they stated was treatable, but not curable and attributable to brain dysfunction.