Need More Focus?

 

To say that I am easily distracted is an understatement. If you look at my computer at any given time you will see 6-7 windows open and me doing something in each of them all at the same time. To say I needed focus was also an understatement. I have my daily to-do list and never get through it which means items get added to the next day every day.

Solomon & Samson

I was given the opportunity to try I Need to Focus on Work which is a dietary supplement created by Eliyahu and Yossi Shain, a master at special education and mental health certified professional, that was operating a tutoring clinic for children with learning and behavioral challenges. Who better to know what is needed to bring about change?

 

I Need to Focus on Work comes in a 5.3 oz container in a powder form. It is recommended that you use 2 teaspoons for every 60 lbs of body weight and to use half that dosage the first 3 times you take it. I would measure out my dosage and mix it with a bit of warm water to get it to dissolve and then mix with my beverage of choice.

It has a real earthy smell and taste to it but I found mixing it with orange juice helped to mask the taste. Although it has not changed my habit of having a zillion windows open on my computer it has allowed me to stay on task longer.

 

 

I was also sent the I Need to Focus In School for children which has the same recommended dosage but it comes in a cherry flavor. I made the mistake of letting Mini see the product and with her aversion to certain food items trying this was a no-go.

 

I passed it on to a friend to try with her child who has ADD. She mixed her’s with her morning orange juice and her daughter was none the wiser. She has been using it for about a week now and she has been getting good reports from school. The biggest difference she noticed was during homework time. Homework used to amount to nothing but stress and is now calmer and they are actually getting through the homework easily now.

I would say that both products have done what they claim to do and even pass a kid test.