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Feingold diet critiques spark debate on hyperactive children
The Feingold theory links synthetic flavors and colors to hyperactivity in children. Studies from Kaiser Permanente and university researchers test a diet removing additives, with early cases showing behavioral improvements. The program faces industry and medical scrutiny, but Dietitian Jane Battle says the diet is nutritionally sound for many kids. The FDA permits use of a no artificial color or flavor symbol for compliant foods.
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Benjamin Feingold
Kaiser-Permanente Medical Center
San Francisco
Feingold
Random House
Johnny
Kaiser-Permanente
Charles Goyette
University of Pittsburgh
Goyette
Keith Conners
HEW
National Institute of Education
Jane Battle
Washington