Quoth Lace Neil Singer
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They've done a lot of them, over and over again, since the '70's and every single one comes up with the same information: kids don't get hyper because they eat sugary anything. It's a pure urban myth.
Kids get hyper because their parents expect them to be hyper, so they often oblige. Plus, the parents in the study most likely to complain of hyperactivity are also hypercritical, and they report that they see it even if it doesn't actually exist.
If you want more, just do a search using the words "sugar doesn't make kids hyper" and you'll get more results than you could ever possibly need. Most of the results also include other myths about kids and/or diet.
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