Junk food and teens linked to behavior changes, doctor says
Cleveland pediatrician Dr Derrick Lonsdale warns teens consume excessive junk foods causing marginal nutrition and a range of symptoms from insomnia to mood changes. He cites studies at the Cleveland Clinic and other institutions, urging diet balance, vitamins, and water over sugary snacks and colas.
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Junk food addiction among Elyria Catholic pupils revealed
A mini survey of 53 sophomores shows frequent snacking and reliance on junk foods. Names like Jeannie Noveske and Sara Hoffman illustrate patterns of cola, pizza, Twinkies, and fries, with parents providing meals but teens often choosing sweets when unsupervised. The piece notes gender not a factor and links access at home to addiction.
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