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	Perservatives Make kids Hyperactive

FalconHunter

9-7-2007 11:08 PM

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9-8-2007 3:29 PM

dorine

I've always believed that the preservatives and sugar are the source for many misdiagnosed ADHD cases. I've seen, with my own eyes, behavior changes in children after they drank sodas, fruit drink, and consumed candy, etc.

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