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How to Stop Your Kid from Getting Fat on Psych Drugs by Linda Natali Eleven weeks ago your kid weighed twenty pounds less. How is that possible, you wonder. Well if your child takes an anti-psychotic drug, packing on the pounds may be hard to prevent, according to a recent study published in the "American Medical Journal." These anti-psychotic drugs, used to treat a variety of mental illnesses--including bipolar, autism, attention deficit disorder and other psychiatric problems--may seem like a god-send for many parents of children suffering from these disorders. But the risk of explosive weight gain can be extremely frightening for parents and kids alike. Read on to learn some solid steps adults should take to help kids keep the drug-induced weight gain at bay. Read More » Related Articles • How to Teach Young Kids the Fundamentals of Defense for Basketball • How to Stop a Spouse From Sneaking Drugs • How to Talk with kids about drugs • How to Tell If Your Children Are Smoking Marijuana • The Main Cause of Belly Fat New How To Articles • Using iPods With the iPad • How to Add RAM Chips • How to Set Up a Violin Bridge • Mail on the iPad • How to Block Personal Messages on Yahoo Messenger

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