School lunches

Here is a great article re school lunches:

Reducing School Junk Food Reaps Unexpected Benefits: Students Behave and Focus
Better: Reducing School Junk Food Reaps Unexpected Benefits: Students Behave
and Focus Better:

http://www.educationnews.org/reducin...food-reaps.htm

"Flifer" wrote in message
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Here is a great article re school lunches:

Reducing School Junk Food Reaps Unexpected Benefits: Students Behave and
Focus
Better: Reducing School Junk Food Reaps Unexpected Benefits: Students
Behave
and Focus Better:

http://www.educationnews.org/reducin...food-reaps.htm

Please note that Flifer is an advocate of the debunked Feingold diet for
ADHD.

I'm an advocate because the Feingold Program worked so well for our son (still
does as an adult) and others like him.

People might be interested in a booklet that the national organization recently
published. It is available online and the hardcopy (free) can be ordered via
the website:
http://feingold.org/Bluebook/blue.html

"Flifer" wrote in message
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I'm an advocate because the Feingold Program worked so well for our son
(still
does as an adult) and others like him.

Yes, for those who do not have true AD/HD.

People might be interested in a booklet that the national organization
recently
published. It is available online and the hardcopy (free) can be ordered
via
the website:
http://feingold.org/Bluebook/blue.html


However, if someone responds favorably to the diet, they do not have AD/HD.

If so, I wonder how many children on meds (BTW, I not opposed to meds), really
have ADHD. What is important is that the child receive the appropriate
treatment which could be meds, dietary changes, something else or even a
combination.

However, if someone responds favorably to the diet, they do not have AD/HD.

"Flifer" wrote in message
...

However, if someone responds favorably to the diet, they do not have
AD/HD.

If so, I wonder how many children on meds (BTW, I not opposed to meds),
really
have ADHD. What is important is that the child receive the appropriate
treatment which could be meds, dietary changes, something else or even a
combination.


Agreed. Hopefully, parents wil ltake the time to understand that AD/HD is a
diagnosis of exclusion.

I'm glad we finally agree on something! ADHD can be much more complicated than
many would think.


Agreed. Hopefully, parents wil ltake the time to understand that AD/HD is a
diagnosis of exclusion.