that the number of hyperactive children halved when parents removed additives from their children's diet. And their behaviour got considerably worse when the additives were introduced again.Fizzy drinks, sweets, cakes, tinned food and ready meals were all culprits
pulling up his trousers.He shows tired signs in the afternoon or early evening such as yawning, rubbing his eyes, a slump in energy, or looking slightly glazed.Late in the day, he becomes wired up or hyperactive and wont settle down easily.He often falls
were more likely to be anxious, depressed, aggressive, hyperactive and unable to control their emotions.There was no such link found among boys, leading researchers to believe that girls hormones make them more sensitive to the effects of BPA
Researchers have found that the amount of fish a woman eats during pregnancy may affect her child’s chances of developing attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), reports The Telegraph.The study revealed that children whose mums ate two
!One study has found mums-to-be who feel anxious increase their risk of having a low- birth-weight baby. And further research has revealed pregnant women who are stressed are more likely to have a hyperactive child with a lower-than-average IQ.Health check
's on a day out instead of just a boring journey from A to B.3 Pack healthy snacksMake sure the food you take is sugar-free and leave the fizzy drinks at home, so you won't risk making them hyperactive. Bananas, chopped-up fruit or little boxes of raisins
