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ADHD DRUGS AND SUDDEN DEATH
Latitudes - ANC news USA, June 2009
May 2008
British Medical Journal press release Food Additives and Hyperactivity.

With 2.5 million kids in the U.S. on stimulant medications like Ritalin and Adderall, it's big news when research shows that the incidence of sudden death is 7.4 times higher among this group (aged 7-19). Other possible factors as causes of deaths were ruled out.

The hyperactive children killed by these drugs represent just the tip of the iceberg. You can be sure that many more children are being harmed to different degrees and in varying ways without family or physician awareness. The tragedy is compounded by the fact that the harm could often be avoided if the youngsters were properly examined and treated for nutritional deficiencies as well as allergic and toxic exposures.

Dr. Benedetto Vitiello, chief of child and adolescent treatment intervention at the U.S. National Institute of Mental Health said "It rings a bell for everyone to be more attentive and less cavalier about the use of these drugs."

November 2007
News about Ritalin.
Researchers find no demonstrable improvement in children´s behaviour.
 
Active or hyperactive? September 2007
Food Additive Research
findings.
Recognising hyperactivity
The Feingold programme
Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs)
July 2007
Food manufacturers target
children on internet.
Better children
Our work with schools
HACSG publications
June 2007
Major Supermarkets in UK ban artificial additives.
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May 2005
Food Additive research first published in 2005 on Aspartame and Synthetic Colours.
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