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Common Misconceptions
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06-01-2014, 10:18 PM
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Re: Common Misconceptions
Interesting, but don't take it all as fact. My personal observations of of a child on and off of sugar have shown that it DOES have an impact on their behavior. I have observed this in many children over a period of years. A child can become excitable around excited/energetic children - hence the non sugared kids getting hyper. |
