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RE: Quick Fact: Eating Sugar Causes Hyperactivity In Children (The Myth)

in #science7 years ago

i agree with but and i want to discuss with you my problem my younger brother eats suger so much and we are now helpless that how to stop him to eat suger its so much harmful for him to eat suger he almost eats 10 spoons of suger in aday and he fights with us so much i think due to this habbit his suger level is now so high and he also facing now b.p problem i read your post and thats y commenting here we are so much worried about him plz guide me if you have some remedies to avoid this bad habbit

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Educate him as to why he shouldn't eat so much of it. Show pictures of some old messed up teeth, you could show him this video of someone putting a hard-boiled egg in coca-cola (no link but I'm sure a quick google search will do). When I was younger what helped me change my habits was watching "super size me" the movie.

If you want him to change he has to know why he should change and the benefits from it, imo.

Good idea.
Showing someone valid information such as documentaries, lectures or articles are a good way of teaching and changing the behaviour.
Showing an experiment is even greater way of teaching children directly.

Eating sugar compulsively and habitaully like your brother does is a behavioral problem. There is no magical cure for it in the form of medication.
Your brother dietary habits need to be change. I do not know your family's psychological make up, its past and yoru interactions between the memebrs of the family. I do not know dietary habits of other members of the family.
You would need family psychologist.
What I would say is that if you want to eliminate some behaviour, you need to change environmental factors (society, family, natural environment etc.) that are root causes of certain behaviour.

10 spoons of sugar is a lot but not as much considering that 1 can of coke consits over 9 teaspoons of sugar.
I am not sure how old he is (if he is a kid), but most of kids consume dozens of teaspoons of sugar a day from their soft drinks, cereal bars, chocolate bars etc Which is highly dangerous amount that leads to obesity.

thanks a lot for your valueable talk on this