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Should adults with ADHD have titems with sugar?

pamster22

08/10/08

pamster22

Topics:Diet , Women With ADHD , Education , Time Management

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Vicki M

Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Hi Pamster22,

There was a question earlier in the year about the affects of sugar on ADHD (child as well as adult) You can read the question and answers here. Experts and patients are split, but it certainly bears looking in to. Eileen Bailey, a resident expert, also wrote an article called ADHD and Diet. You can read that article here.

I hope this helps. Please stay in touch and let us know how you are doing!

Vicki M

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