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(EMAILWIRE.COM, July 01, 2011 ) Minneapolis, MN -- MyFocus developed a unique common sense tool to help improve focus and concentration during close work like reading or studying. This patented product will help adults and children, including people with special attention requirements, such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivty Disorder (ADHD or ADD). This new product eliminates visual distractions in busy locations like libraries, study halls, offices or any place where cognitive perofmance improvement is beneficial.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Clinical Practice Guidelines Parents Pages Pages states "A major research challenge pertaining to the treatment of ADHD is the development and evaluation of new treatments for this condition. The two current treatments (stimulant medication and behavior therapy) reduce the symptoms and functional consequences of ADHD, but only for as long as administered. Treatments with more lasting or even curative effects are needed." "Expanding the available medical and behavioral treatment regimens with additional safe and effective options would be useful..." "Studying common-sense approaches, such as decreasing environmental distractions should be done."
MyFocus Glasses are designed with limited viewing area wihich eliminates visual distractions and are for anyone susceptible to external action or overwhelmed by content on the page. If you would benefit from increased focus and attention...MyFocus Glasses will help. Visit the website at www.myfocusglasses.com for details, which includes studies and reports by two mothers who reported similar and outstanding reports of improved reading skills; increased excitement for reading, and more confidence for both of their young sons. For details please visit www.myfocusglasses.com or contact MyFocus, Incorporated, 15601 Foliage Avenue-Suite 230, Apple Valley, Minnesota 55124. Phone (952) 334-3975.
MyFocus Incorporated
Ken Finochiaro
952-334-3975
kfinochiaro@myfocusglasses.com 
Source: EmailWire.com
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