The Food and Behavior Experiment Children in Britain aged 5 – 9 attended a party. They were split into two groups: Group One: was fed healthy options such as apple slices, carrot sticks, sandwiches, hummus, etc. and was given water to drink. Group Two: received the usual party fair: candy, potato chips, and soda (or as they say in the UK, sweets, crisps, and fizzy pop), all containing loads of sugar, artificial coloring, and other additives. The children’s ability to follow instruction, concentrate, and remember information was then measured as they played party games, and their actions were carefully recorded. You may be surprised by what they found.
Posted on: Sun, 04 Jan 2015 02:30:01 +0000
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