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Could food additives be to blame for bad behaviour?

April 26, 2017Additives baby food bad bad behaviour behaviour child behaviour children food food additives

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Could food additives be to blame for bad behaviour?

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Experts have warned parents that food additives (or E numbers) may be linked to hyperactivity. In a new study, children who had no previous signs of hyperactivity lost concentration and became particularly boisterous after being given a drink containing a mixture of additives.