The book blamed additives, including sugar, for hyperactivity in children (for additional Snopes readings on additives, see this, this and this). The book still enjoys relative success.

Hyperactive children tend to be disorganised and can’t concentrate on what is going on around them and hence don’t learn from their activities, writes John Muturi A child who ‘can’t sit ...

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Managing over-energetic children becomes easier with daily routines, calming activities, reward systems, and fun grounding techniques. Break tasks into smaller parts and prepare them for transitions ...

'For children exhibiting hyperactivity, it is worth logging in a diary or on a mobile what they are eating over the course of the day for a few days,' she added. 'How many snacks are they having?

Even it doesn’t make kids hyperactive, they shouldn’t have too much sugar. DenisMArt/Shutterstock Flawed by design The methods used in the studies were flawed, particularly with respect to ...

No, sugar doesn’t make your kids hyperactive However, of course, that also doesn't mean that they should be consuming lots of it, either ...