Pesticides have been associated with the dramatic increase in ADD/ADHD. Lowered kid's IQs, increased problems solving and focusing issues, and reduced physical coordination are linked to exposure to organophosphates between pregnancy as well as grade school, studies show. And several usual items in your child's diet ensure it is even worse.  
Organophosphates are pesticides usually sprayed on veggies as well as fruits, for that reason even when the mom dined on a "healthy" diet during pregnancy, her odds of having a kid with ADD/ADHD improved by 30 50 %, depending on her level of coverage.  
  
A 2010 study assessed the levels of organophosphate residues in the urine of more than 1,100 kids between 8 and Gather further details fifteen years of age, and also found that those with the highest amounts of the breakdown products of organophosphate pesticides, also had the greatest likelihood of ADHD.  
Additives and food colorings also have been shown to increase allergies and hyperactivity. And then you will find simple sugar and carbohydrates.  
It's been proven that we can only actually learn when we're in a calm and relaxed atmosphere. Still our children are suffering from a cauldron of chemical reactions in their little systems. It's not only the chemicals themselves but in addition the interaction of theirs with one another, amplifying the results of theirs.  
With every one of these chemicals, food colorings and sugar in their blood stream, do you find it reasonable to expect that kids will sit quietly in a classroom, take note of the teacher and discover what is being taught?  
The most common breakfast food, cereal, is going to give the kid an increase of electricity (which is defined as hyperactivity) and then his/her vigor will crash in one hour or even 2 (which is marked as' problems focusing'). In case the kid carries a chocolate next, this particular cycle will repeat itself all through the morning, leaving him/her exhausted, altogether unable to learn as well as exhausted in the evening. (As a side note, this particular eating style is a certain technique to have hypoglycemia, Syndrome X, and eventually diabetes.)  
Moreover, without the right methods to express himself/herself obviously how can he/she manage these energy variations if the two most elementary antidotes for it, protein and exercise, aren't readily available?  
So the best way to reverse the trend?