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Sugar and hyperactivity in children debunked
Experts say sugar does not cause hyperactivity or ADHD in kids, citing a 1990s double blind trial and CDC position. Parents cling to beliefs as events with sugary foods raise excitement, while dyes and additives also draw scrutiny. Sugar provides calories, risks weight gain and cavities, but does not drive behavioral issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Wolraich
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Wolratch
Benjamin Feingold
Feingold
California
Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment
Donald Hensrud
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine