02 Mar 2023 — Investigating how food intake among children can relate to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), researchers have discovered a significant association between highly processed, high in sugar and fat and refined carbohydrate intake, compared to a control group. 

Further investigating the previously stated fact that children with ADHD are more prone to experience dietary intake problems – disordered eating structures, poor eating behaviors and unreasonable nutrient intake – the authors argue that nutrient intake may be linked to increasing or decreasing the risk of ADHD.

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