Study Links Vitamin C and A Intake to Hyperactivity and Attention Deficit

A study conducted by the Faculty of Medicine of Porto, involving children aged 6 to 10, found that lower intake of vitamins C and A, selenium, and healthy fats is associated with increased inattention.

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Vitaminas C e A ligadas a hiperatividade e défice de atenção

Estudo realizado pela Faculdade de Medicina do Porto, com crianças entre 6 e 10 anos, concluiu que menor ingestão de vitamina C, A, selénio e gorduras saudáveis está associada a maior desatenção.

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Study Links Vitamin C and A Intake to Hyperactivity and Attention Deficit

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