These toxic preservatives could
produce hyperactivity in children and increase the risk of cancer, birth defects, infertility, kidney damage, and tumor growth.
Some foods act as stimulants; others may
produce hyperactivity or disturb digestion in ways that affect sleep.
Not exact matches
«Well - controlled studies since then have
produced no evidence that food color additives cause
hyperactivity or learning disabilities in children,» the FDA says on its Web site.
The results from all these tests were scored to
produce a measure of
hyperactivity known as a global
hyperactivity aggregate (GHA).
The researchers found that female mice given LPA - containing serum or LPA alone displayed
hyperactivity upon stimulation, showed anxiety and had increased numbers of dopamine -
producing neurons — all which are characteristic of schizophrenia and other psychiatric disorders.
«Children with ADHD and their mothers may live less than average population: A study conducted by Brazilian researchers shows that
hyperactivity can
produce chromosome changes that affect health.»
ADHD symptoms usually appear during childhood and vary from inattention,
hyperactivity and impulsivity — a combination that can
produce negative effects on children's and its relative's lives.
And the amount of force
produced was related to self - report of ADHD - related symptoms of inattention,
hyperactivity and impulsivity.
Soy milk is a modern invention — a cheap, mass
produced product «fortified» with an undigestible form of calcium as well as synthetic Vitamin D2 which has been linked with
hyperactivity, coronary heart disease, and allergic reactions.
If ingested in significant amounts, chocolate can potentially
produce effects ranging from vomiting and diarrhea to panting, excessive thirst and urination,
hyperactivity, abnormal heart rhythms, tremors, seizures and even death in severe cases.
* Depressive features of mental impairment, memory lapses, [18] diminished attention span, [18] fluctuating depression [28][30] * Emotional lability and in some patients, the emotional pattern is that of hypomania, [31] or pathologic well - being (euphoria) or the
hyperactivity may
produce a state of exhaustion, and profound fatigue or asthenia chiefly characterizes the picture.
Does neurofeedback training
produce greater improvements in attention deficit
hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) compared with attention skills training?
Two indices were used to capture child internalising (i.e., somatisation, anxiety, depression) and externalising problem behaviour (i.e.,
hyperactivity, conduct problems, aggression)
producing standardised scores in each domain.
Each subscale consists of five items, and we combined the Conduct Problems and
Hyperactivity subscales to
produce an overall Externalising score, as has been done in prior research [55].