It’s no secret that nutrition contributes to children’s physical and cognitive development. However, can dietary changes help reduce ADHD symptoms during adolescence? According to an article from PsychCentral, studies have uncovered a link between reduced ADHD symptoms and daily vitamin and mineral supplements.
In support of National Nutrition Month, check out the full article to learn more about the effects that nutrition can have on behavior!
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