The behavior and learning of children who are labeled A.D.H.D. (Attention
Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) tend to be influenced more by foods than other
children. Clues that a dietary deficiency may be contributing to your child's
behavior or learning problems are: excessive thirst, frequent urination, dry
hair and skin, eczema, and allergies. But, most important are the observations
you record in your food-mood connection diary. The acronym ADHD (Add to
your Daily Healthy Diet) can help you remember to include foods that
improve behavior and learning, such as fish, flax seeds or flax oil, vegetables,
and whole grains.
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