Why French Kids Don't Have ADHD...

[canadiancare]

This is a particularly fascinating theory to me....I may snoop around to see if I can find more about that.....

Here is someone's essay http://people.csail.mit.edu/seneff/a..._fat_diet.html

[Meyou]

This is a particularly fascinating theory to me....I may snoop around to see if I can find more about that.....

Now I'm actually thinking that our change to full fat dairy etc (for whole food reasons) is actually an added benefit to dd. We changed to full fat everything when we made the switch.

[Willow]

Here is someone's essay http://people.csail.mit.edu/seneff/a..._fat_diet.html

Genius!!!!!

My only concern is, once the damage has been done, can it be reversed?


And I understand the genetic propensity, but wouldn't it make sense in our "melting pot" of a country that the problem be far less concentrated and not more?? Drives me nuts when people turn to that as an explanation when the opposite should be true. Because of the diversity this country has to offer the genetic component should have less of an impact, other countries should be suffering far more if that argument was all there was to it.

[canadiancare]

I've always done full fat everything yoghurt, sour cream, butter not margarine, homo milk etc. my 3 kids are grown/teens now and excel in school, can focus etc. I also don't use any diet products (full sugars over aspartame)

I have had countless teachers say "if I had 30 of your child my day would so easy"

I wish I had known this possible connection before.