In the News
There are several common diet myths about which foods can help or hinder symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children. Perhaps the most common is that sugar is a top cause, yet the impact of added sugar on ADHD isn’t entirely clear as much of the evidence is anecdotal, according to Dilip Karnik, M.D., pediatric neurologist at Pediatrix® Child Neurology Consultants of Austin. “Many parents have told me they see increased impulsivity following consumption of sugary drinks or food in their children,” said Dr. Karnik.
View the full story on Everyday Health