Antibodies to S-100 brain-specific protein (homeopathic)

Antibodies to brain-specific protein S-100, in homeopathic dilution, are marketed as a remedy for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children and adults. This product has not shown meaningful benefit in ADHD, and there is no reliable evidence for this use. ADHD responds to approaches with proven effect: behavioral therapy, support from teachers and psychologists, and, when needed, medication selected by a physician. Do not use this product in place of treatment with proven benefit, since that can cost time and access to real help.

ICD-10: F90.0 · ICD-11: 6A05

A homeopathic preparation of antibodies to brain-specific protein S-100. It is promoted as a gentle calming remedy for anxiety and stress in children. Convincing benefit for this use has not been shown, and there is no evidence base for it here. What actually helps an anxious child is a steady sleep routine, support from family, and, when symptoms are marked, work with a child psychologist or therapist. Do not use this product in place of treatment with proven benefit, since that can mean missing the care a child needs.

ICD-10: F93 · ICD-11: 6B0Z

Release-active (homeopathic) antibodies to brain-specific protein S-100 are marketed as a calming remedy, including for anxiety. For generalized anxiety disorder the product has not shown convincing benefit, and there is no solid evidence base for this use. Generalized anxiety responds to approaches with proven effect: cognitive behavioral therapy and medications from the SSRI and SNRI groups, selected by a clinician. Do not take this product instead of a treatment with proven benefit, since that risks missing out on care that actually works.

ICD-10: F41.1 · ICD-11: 6B00

Homeopathic antibodies to the brain-specific S-100 protein are marketed as a mild calming remedy, including for better sleep. The product has not shown convincing benefit for insomnia, and there is no solid evidence for this use. For ongoing sleep problems, other approaches help: sleep hygiene and cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia, and when needed, medicines with proven effect chosen by a doctor. Do not use this remedy in place of treatment with proven benefit, or you risk missing out on effective care.

ICD-10: G47.0 · ICD-11: 7A00