by Denise Catanese | Nov 30, 2021 | artificial colors, behavior, Ben Feingold, diet, Feingold, Food Dyes
Scientists have known for decades that the dye yellow #5 is harmful, but this new study is shocking confirmation of just how bad it is. When an animal consumes the dye her unborn offspring are at risk of serious damage, including death. For obvious reasons, this study... by Deborah Lehner | Aug 14, 2021 | back to school, diet
“Packed with love, not additives” A nearly unlimited variety of delicious, nourishing foods can travel inside a lunchbox. If there are snacks in the cafeteria or vending machines, the dietitian may be willing to include natural options. If time permits, your child may... by Denise Catanese | Mar 6, 2021 | ADHD, allergies, artificial colors, diet, Feingold, Food Dyes, Uncategorized
California is one step closer to labeling dyes California State Senator, Bob Wieckowski, has introduced SB 651, a bill which would require warning labels on products containing synthetic dyes. The label would say that synthetic dyes “may cause or worsen behavioral... by Denise Catanese | Jan 3, 2021 | ADHD, behavior, diet, Feingold, food, Food Dyes, homemade, reaction, Salicylates, synthetic dyes
‘Here are some messages taken from our Helpline. Q: I’m overwhelmed with all the information I am reading, every group thinks they have the right answer. A: True. Basically. there are two ways to help these kids: 1. Strengthen their immune system so... by Deborah Lehner | Dec 19, 2020 | ADHD, back to school, behavior, diet
Researchers at Harvard suggest that many children who are being diagnosed with ADHD might actually just be inappropriately placed in school. A press release from Harvard University asks, “Could a child’s birthday put them at risk for an ADHD misdiagnosis? The answer... by Denise Catanese | Dec 5, 2020 | ADHD, behavior, diet, Feingold, health, reaction
The Child Who’s “Not That Bad” by Jane Hersey Most people believe that the child who has severe problems will be the hardest to help, but this generally isn’t the case. When a kid’s behavior is extreme and when learning or health problems are too...