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The Worst Foods for ADHD

Diet and Nutrition
Daily Newsletter  |  February 20, 2015
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The Worst Foods for ADHD
The latest research shows that certain foods might play a role in worsening ADHD symptoms. Here's what you need to know to create a better ADHD diet.
Find out which foods to avoid.  »
The Worst Foods for ADHD
Featured Article
One Great Reason to Go Vegetarian Tonight
The American Heart Association recommends a diet that is low in saturated fats and trans fats. Cholesterol and saturated fats come primarily from meat, so why not try a vegetarian meal?
Here's how to get protein and important nutrients without the meat.  »
One Great Reason to Go Vegetarian Tonight
Today's Recipe
BLT Salad
Clocking in at 151 calories per sering, this simple and elegant salad includes the succulent flavor of crumbled bacon. We promise: it's such a breeze to prepare and so much tastier than takeout.
Get the recipe!  »
BLT Salad
Featured Columnist
The Burden of MS on Our Military
Information from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) states that more than 28,000 veterans are receiving care annually for MS in the VA system.
Lyons shares the story of one veteran with MS.  »
The Burden of MS on Our Military
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Healthy Food Find: Low-Sodium Chicken Stock
Boxed stock is a huge timesaver on Thanksgiving Day, but most of the regular varieties are loaded with too much sodium – and the low-salt versions are virtually tasteless. We use Pacific Low-Sodium Chicken Stock because it’s perfect for festive soups and stuffing and clocks in at just 70 mg of sodium per cup.

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