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Feeding the Brain: How Foods Affect Children by C. Keith Conners β€” book cover

Feeding the Brain: How Foods Affect Children

by C. Keith Conners
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An informative look at how the foods we feed our children can shape the course of their growth, development and behavior.

An informative look at how the foods we feed our children can shape the course of their growth, development and behavior.

Author Biography: C. Keith Conners, Ph.D. is currently Director for ADHD at Duke University Medical School. He is the author of several hundred articles in the fields of behavioral research and children's medicine as well as the highly acclaimed book Food Additive and Hyperactive Children.

Synopsis

"An informative look at how the foods we feed our children can shape the course of their growth, development and behavior."

Library Journal

Ignore the alarmist title! A prominent neuropsychiatrist reviews and interprets a broad spectrum of experimental scientific studies on the interaction of food and behavior in infants and children. Included are classic studies on sugar, hyperactivity and aggression, breakfast composition, artificial sweeteners, critiques of fads (the Feingold diet, and megavitamin therapy), and general issues, e.g., food allergies. Conners's ``Behavior Problem Checklist'' integrates research with practice, providing parents with specific at-home procedures for evaluating and improving food-behavior effects. Recommended for public libraries.-- Elizabeth Fielder Olson, Archer & Greiner, Haddonfield, N.J.

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Library Journal

Ignore the alarmist title! A prominent neuropsychiatrist reviews and interprets a broad spectrum of experimental scientific studies on the interaction of food and behavior in infants and children. Included are classic studies on sugar, hyperactivity and aggression, breakfast composition, artificial sweeteners, critiques of fads (the Feingold diet, and megavitamin therapy), and general issues, e.g., food allergies. Conners's ``Behavior Problem Checklist'' integrates research with practice, providing parents with specific at-home procedures for evaluating and improving food-behavior effects. Recommended for public libraries.-- Elizabeth Fielder Olson, Archer & Greiner, Haddonfield, N.J.

Booknews

Conners argues that children's food can shape the course of the brain's growth, its function and capabilities. A serious work for the lay reader. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR booknews.com

Book Details

Published
September 1, 2001
Publisher
Da Capo Press
Pages
288
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780738206202

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