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Adult ADHD and diet
Man on Journey
Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 10:35 PMre: Adult ADHD and diet
HealthGal
Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 10:46 PMI am not aware of any "adult testing" but in response to your personal observations - I would suggest that if motivated, you could try removing typical "instigators" like full sugar sodas, foods processed with alot of sugar, preservatives and colorings and also the foods you personally suspect as being agents of "mood swings." It can be challenging, but if some of your issues are caused by foods, it would be really helpful and even healing to find the ones that might be giving you some challenge.
In order to really find the "problematic foods' you need to remove them and be off them for a period of time and then re-introduce them one by one and see if you can find some common ingredients.
re: re: Adult ADHD and diet
cdbtric@yahoo.com
Thursday, April 02, 2009 at 10:10 PMHI THERE,
I DON'T KNOW ABOUT SPECIFICS BUT WITH MY ADD/ADHD MY DIET & MOODS ARE BEST IN A DIET SIMILAR TO THE SOUTH BEACH ASPECT OF EATING.....LOTS OF GREEN & COLORFUL VEGGIES....FISH MEATS CHIX. PORK ETC.. PLUS SUPPLEMENTS RICH IN THE B VITAMINS. IT JUST MAKES MY THINKING SEEM CLEARER AND I FEEL LESS DISTRACTED TOO!!
CYNTHIA
re: re: re: Adult ADHD and diet
HealthGal
Thursday, April 02, 2009 at 10:33 PMI am sure many people with ADD/ADHD have some success finding the personalized eating plan that works for them though there are probably some shared features that work for many (like watching processed sugars and food colorings/preservatives). That's great that this particular eating plan helps you.
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Has there ever been any food or diet studies conducted using adults with ADHD? Having had ADHD for over fifty years, I have noticed that after consuming certain foods, I have had mood swings. Since I have always had ADHD, I don't know how things feel or are without it. I don't have a point of reference. Does any one else with ADHD know what I mean? It is hard for me to contemplate on how I would view life or in how my life may have had been different with out ADHD. I am interested in finding out more about diet and ADHD.
Tom