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Dr. Katz shares if children who eat processed food and drink soda are at an increased risk for behavioral...

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Dr. Katz shares if children who eat processed food and drink soda are at an increased risk for behavioral disorders.

Added: 12/31/09

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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Connection Between Behavioral Disorders and Processed Food

That there is some evidence that when children consume highly processed diets, they are more prone to behavioral disorders and there have even been studies in schools specifically for kids with behavioral challenges where diets have been improved, soda has been eliminated, the diet in general has been shifted to a more wholesome, more plant-based, less processed diet, and there’s been significant improvement in behavior across a variety of disorders, ADD, ADHD noteworthy among them. And it stands to reason; food is the fuel that runs the human body. It runs every aspect of what our bodies do, including cognition and concentration. Put in high performance fuel, you get a higher performance body and brain.

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