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Recent Attention Deficit Disorder studies have found that pollutants can greatly affect children who might be genetically predisposed to get ADD. While parents cannot control the entire environment that their children interact with, we can feed them clean and healthful foods.

Controlling Food Pollutants Helps ADD

Make sure that your blueberries are organic.

The organic blueberries are more expensive but worth the cost, since you eat the skin. Organic avocados, not so much, since they are peeled.

It's time to garden here in Kansas. Do you have tips for natural products to fight pests? Let's keep pollutants out of our home grown food.