adhd son sneaking food to his room

hello im new at this not sure where to start i know my son is a growing boy he is ten he has had adhd sense he was little he getting older like any other kid but he has been sneaking food to his room every now and than for a hwile he was peeing in his room instead of getting up and going to the rest room now he doesnt pee in his room any more he has been seen by a counslor and taken prescrtion pills but they just were not working he had a few troubles n school but its been a lot better but the sneaking food in the room continues i watch how he eats and times have to tell him to slow down if he is ten than count to ten slowly and eat his food im open for advise on how to help my son i continue to read books on adhd but i guess with time him learining how to control it as he gets older like i say im open for advise suggestions.thank you

[insightadhd]

i am glad to know he has an appetite.  from what your telling me he seems like a healthy eater.  i had ferocious eating habbits in times of being malnourished.  my ways of coping were not the best in that time, but now after years of questions i found performance enhancing nutrition, and it can be found at a farmers market.every individual has a hunger for molecular equality.  certain foods are the only way for equal nutrition to nourish the organs at any given point of an individuals growth.

[Sandman2]

A really heathy diet is always a good idea. If all you have in the house is heathy food it won't matter what or when he eats it.  Let him eat it anytime.  put apples on his bed stand, etc.

I'm not exactly sure what you have been reading or what your son's problems are - but the book I recommend alot on this forum is Susan Ashley's, The ad & adhd Answer Book - found here http://www.amazon.com/ADD-ADHD-Answer-Book-Professional/dp/140220549X
    You will find it covers a lot of very  common ground.   Please feel free to post if you have any specific questions.

[specialmom]

My son has eating issues due to his sensory integration disorder.  He does something called 'stuffing' which is putting tons of food in his mouth at once.  Choking hazard (not to meniton ill mannered).  He's looking for the oral impact of chomping down on this food which is a nervous system impulse.  We've done ot and it is much better.  I would buy him some thick bubble gum and offer him pieces here and there.

The hiding of food-----------  is it just like a treat or like a sandwich?  I ask this because my boys will both want to put a bag of skiddles they didn't finish in their special spot in their room.  But if they were taking lunch up there, that would be different.  

Did he go through any difficult times when younger?  Sometimes kids with stabiliity issues will hide food.  good luck

[specialmom]

Oh, foods that an ot offers for nervous system calming are often chewy foods----  beef jerkey, licorice, fruit roll up, those types of things.  The chewing action slows the nervous system.  Gum as well (why you see many adults that chew gum regularly).