Teachers should be mandated to classes, to qualify, to educate, and to work with add children. This should be part of their ongoing education mandatory classes, and there should be less strict guidelines on who can be in special education. Let the teachers decide not the government!

For starters, thanks for stopping by my website.

What puzzles me here is how you inject my political beliefs on such a topic. Last I checked, ADHD was not part of a political party.

Second, if you are going to quote me, please do so in context. No where in my piece do I conclude that sugar consumption = ADHD. Like you, I simply quoted reliable sources (as you did) that make a very convincing argument that the increased sugar intake of our generation will in no doubt have a negative affect on the human body. As one who has children (as you) and has worked with other children for a number of years, I can tell you that I have seen the difference between children with well-balanced/low sugar diets and those otherwise. I also know of personal stories where children who were diagnosed with ADHD are rid of this “disease” by lowering sugar content. That is my evidence. Black children in particular (for many reasons) tend to have the worst diets in comparison to other groups.

Finially, I am of the belief that whatever works for you, go for it. But don’t strike down other equally researched information just because you either disagree with the messenger politically or just don’t want to agree at all.