My son has ADHD and it doesn't seem like sugar has that much of an effect on him, but he does have a sleeping problem. I have tried giving him Benadryl (at the advice of my doctor) it doesn't seem to help. We have also tried Rozerem and Melatonin. All help a little, but its still a problem.
Sue
Many children and adults with ADHD have problems sleeping.
I am providing you with some additional links to some information that may be helpful:
When Your Child Refuses to Go to Bed: 10 Tips for a Peaceful Bedtime Routine
ADHD and Sleep Problems: New Study on Children
Sleep Disorders and ADHD
MySleepCentral.com
I hope this helps
Eileen
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