For many years, I saw children with learning and behavioral problems and interacted often with teachers. I was frequently invited to speak at teacher's conferences and parents groups. Teachers often faced children that were not doing well or who behaved badly. The question

always was -- who owns the problem? Different participants in child care and education blamed the child, the parents or blamed each other.

My message was simple:  children are strongly affected by the food they eat and their physical environments. I advocated finding solutions for learning and behavioral problems by changing the child's diet and improving the physical environment where they lived and learned. Without a healthy biological base, even the most expert teaching and parenting skills will fail........click for more

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