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Dietary Doctor Says "Feed Problem Child More Fat"
If your kids are "bouncing off the walls" or having concentration difficulties at home or school, the advice from a leading dietary doctor is, "Don't give them medication -- feed them more fat at the dinner table." August 16, 2004 -- Dr. Udo Erasmus, author of the book, "Fats That Heal Fats That Kill", says many behavioral disorders -- even Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder -- are classic symptoms of essential fatty acid deficiencies, and can be successfully treated simply by adding fat-and-oil-rich foods or supplements to the diet. How would increasing your child’s intake of essential fatty acids (EFAs) lift his or her mood and improve mental performance? Dr. Erasmus explains: “EFAs are required for brain development and brain function. At 60% fat, the brain is the fat-richest organ in the body. We are fat-heads. It's a compliment. EFAs elevate mood and lift depression; bring calmness (in dogs, cats, horses, children, and adults); improve the ability to deal with stress and reduce the tendency to get stressed; improve focus; improve motor co-ordination; improve strength; speed learning; increase intelligence; improve visual acuity and color perception in older people; calm down hyperactive (ADD and ADHD) kids; make juvenile delinquents unresponsive to counseling counselable; make violent criminals less violent; decrease hallucinations in schizophrenics; improve Alzheimer's and senile dementias.”

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