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Origins of Health - How Important Is Iron for the Developing Brain?
Diet can influence mood, behavior and more – a neuroscientist explains
Hunger really can make us feel 'hangry', study finds
Diet plays key role in ADHD symptoms in children
Gastrointestinal issues linked with anxiety, social withdrawal for kids with autism
The Relationship Between Unhealthy Eating and ADHD in Children
Caffeine could be a valid option for treating some ADHD symptoms
How small changes to prison food drastically cut inmate violence
Survey Results: Nutraceuticals More Beneficial Than Pharmaceuticals for Autism
'Few-foods' diet could be recipe for easing ADHD symptoms
Doesn't an excessive intake of simple sugar affect higher brain function?
Junk food and the brain: How modern diets lacking in micronutrients may contribute to angry rhetoric
Diet changes brain activity in children with ADHD
FREE Podcast - Dr Alex Richardson - Omega 3 fatty acids and their VITAL role in good health (Part 1)
Gut microbiota differences seen in people with autism may be due to dietary preferences
What is the short-term impact of sugary drinks in the classroom?
Is your body clock off-schedule? Prebiotics may help
Sugar: why some people experience side-effects when they quit
Methylglyoxal detoxification deficit causes schizophrenia-like behavioral abnormalities (possible role for Vitamin B6 and/or antioxidants?)
Study links child behaviour problems to prenatal tobacco smoke and traffic density - and diet
Brain changed by caffeine in utero, study finds
This Man's Increased Psychiatric Issues Masked an Undiagnosed Disease
High fructose intake may drive aggressive behaviors, ADHD and bipolar disorder
'Laughing gas' depletes Vitamin B12 and can cause irreversible brain damage
Crime and Nourishment - Special Podcast Series
BBC - How a vegan diet could affect your intelligence
An Autoimmune Reaction to Gluten May Cause Childhood Anxiety
Expectant mothers can mitigate the impact of marijuana on baby's brain development - with more choline
Omega-3 trial for prison inmates to see if it curbs violent behaviour and improves mental health
Crime and nourishment – the link between food and offending behaviour
Omega-3s and cognitive health: From memory and moms and babies, and from mood to the military
Pregnancy diet and offspring "hyperactivity-inattention symptoms"?
Lack of iron and B12 tied to aggression in boys
Maternal obesity during pregnancy may be linked to behavioral problems in boys
Micronutrients for ADHD Symptoms in Children
Unhealthy diet during pregnancy could lead to ADHD in children, researchers find
The Influence of Diet on ADHD
Unhealthy diet during pregnancy could be linked to ADHD
11 May 2016 - Nutraingredients - Good nutrition has large say in kids' social behaviour, research suggests
Parents and teachers unaware of mental benefits of good childhood nutrition
Why Most People Fail to 'Get the Fats Right' - and How You can do Better!
Children and energy drinks comprise a growing public health crisis
Diet May Be As Important To Mental Health As It Is To Physical Health
Energy drinks significantly increase hyperactivity in schoolchildren, study finds
Omega-3 reduces anti-social behaviour in kids: Long term study
FAB Research conference notes: Sugar, fat, food and addiction: New approaches to the public health crisis
14 Feb 2014 - Nutraingredients - Dr Alex Richardson Q&A: Nutritional Lipids for Mood and Behaviour
Generation game: Effects of omega-3 deficiency may worsen over consecutive generations
More Trans Fat Consumption Linked to Greater Aggression
Don't ignore omega-3 for mood and behaviour, say UK experts

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