New study finds sugar doesn't cause behavioral changes in children.
We just have to call BS on this one. Scientists who've studied the relationship between sugar and child behavior say sugar doesn't make kids hyper, according to today's News Observer. Oh, really? Apparently, these scientists haven't seen our kids bouncing off the walls after a couple of cherry Popsicles.
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