FAB: Nutrition and ADHD

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Nutrition and ADHD

Rodriguez et al 2008 - Maternal adiposity prior to pregnancy is associated with ADHD symptoms in offspring: evidence from three prospective pregnancy cohorts
Colter et al 2008 - Fatty acid status and behavioural symptoms of ADHD in adolescents: a case-control study.
Oner et al 2008 - Relation of ferritin levels with symptom ratings and cognitive performance in children with ADHD
UK Associate Parliamentary Food and Health Forum Report on the links between diet, mental health and behaviour
Detoxing Childhood
Konofal et al 2008 - Effects of iron supplementation on ADHD in children.
Lozoff 2007 - Iron deficiency and child development
'Mothers Again Urged to Eat Fish' - as top scientists call for better dietary guidelines
Sinn 2007 - Physical fatty acid deficiency signs in children with ADHD symptoms
19 September 2007 - Omega-3 Centre - Australian kids in dire need of more Omega-3s
6 September 2007 - BBC News - Parents warned of additives link
6 September 2007 - eNews.ma - New study links food additives to hyperactivity in children
6 September 2007 - The Lancet - Food Additives Increase Levels Of Hyperactivity In Children In The General Population
6 September 2007 - The Telegraph - Parents warned about artificial food additives
6 September 2007 - The Times - Food additives make children behave badly
McCann et al 2007 - Food additives and hyperactive behaviour in 3-year-old and 8/9-year-old children in the community: a randomised, double-blinded, placebo-controlled trial
Hallahan and Garland 2007 - Essential fatty acids and mental health (editorial)
Can fish oils really improve your mind?
Konofal & Cortese 2007 - Lead and Neuroprotection by Iron in ADHD
Konofal et al 2007 - Impact of restless legs syndrome and iron deficiency on ADHD in children.

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