WHAT DOCTORS READ:HYPERACTIVITY: LINK TO FOODS

A recent study of 79 hyperactive children has added weight to the argument that certain foods and additives aggravate the condition, if not cause it.


Of the 79 given a restricted diet, 59 of them improved. Foods and additives were then reintroduced one at a time.


A double blind crossover study in 19 of the children showed that problem foods or additives had a significant adverse effect on them.


The findings are a blow to those who hold that hyperactivity is a chemical reaction, and can be controlled with Ritalin.

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