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• W133777453 abstract "There is widespread public belief that sweet foods have adverse effects on behavior (see Chap. 6). For example, a recent Boston Globe (10 February 1986) interview with the Massachusetts Teacher of the Year began with the question “Do you think kids are eating too much sugar?”. Her reply emphasized that she doesn’t allow candy because it makes children jumpy and hyperactive. This response is typical of many parents. Many families independently undertake dietary interventions in an attempt to help their children with attention deficit disorders and the focus of many of these changes is the reduction of sugar intake (Varley 1984). In a highly publicized trial in San Francisco the lawyers for Dan White, accused of killing two public officials, maintained that his consumption of junk food made him act irrationally: the so-called twinkie defense. This negative view of the effects of sweet foods is not restricted to the lay public. In a recent survey of primary care physicians in the state of Washington 45% of the respondents suggested a low sugar diet for hyperactive children (Bennett and Sherman 1983). A large number of correctional institutions for juveniles are sufficiently committed to the view that sugar consumption promotes behavioral problems that they have revised their diet policies in an effort to reduce sugar consumption (Schoenthaler 1985).KeywordsAntisocial BehaviorMuscle GlycogenAthletic PerformanceSugar ConsumptionHigh Carbohydrate DietThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves." @default.
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