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Can Sugar Affect a Child’s Behavior?

Yes, while the evidence is mixed, some studies suggest that high sugar intake can lead to [hyperactivity](), mood swings, and difficulty concentrating. Parents often notice behavior changes after their children consume large amounts of sugar.

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