Food coloring may get kids stimulated
Categories: Nutrition & Supplements
Well, this is the umpteenth time I've covered this, but a report out of England is now saying (again) that artificial colors in foods (and drinks) may end up stimulating hyperactivity in kids.It's no surprise, and with so many processed foods containing these colors currently, is it any surprise that disorders like ADHD are being diagnosed in increasing numbers?
Taking nutrition variables like this out of the equation should be a priority for everyone. Problem is, these colors are in a majority of the foods found in any modern grocery store. That is, except for health food stores.
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starwxrwx 9-09-2007 @ 4:30AM
Last time I checked fruit, vegetables, meat, milk, eggs, even pasta, rice and bread are all colouring free.
My siblings were _never_ allowed red cordial - I think that hyperactivity link was established a long time ago!
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