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Offers brief information on a study of 48 normal kids and concludes
it's a myth that sugar causes hyperactivity. What researchers found in
regard to their behavior or cognition; Report in 'New England Journal of
Medicine' (Vol. 330. No. 5).
By PT Staff published July 1, 1994 - last reviewed on June 9, 2016
It's a myth that sugar causes hyperactivity. In a rigorously
controlled studyof 48 normal kids, researchers found no changes in
behavior or cognition in response to sugar or sugar substitutes.
New England Journal of Medicine (Vol. 330, No. 5)
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