Unhealthy Effects of Seemingly Healthy Foods
Many energy drinks are advertised as beverages with vitamins and minerals that will help you focus and feel more energized. But many of the most popular energy drinks are packed full of sugar, caffeine, guarana and ginseng, which for people with ADHD, can increase hyperactivity or lack of focus.
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January 17, 2014Citation:
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July 1, 2014