ADHD Food: The Right Carbs, Fats, Proteins, and More

Foods and nutrients -- such as complex carbs, fish oil, protein, and certain vitamins -- could boost ADHD brain power. Discover how!


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5 Balanced Breakfasts

A nutrition-packed breakfast should contain a balance of complex carbohydrates and protein. Think grains, plus dairy, plus fruits. For example:

1. Granola cereal, yogurt, sliced apple

2. Scrambled eggs, whole-grain toast, orange

3. Veggie omelet, bran muffin, fresh fruit with yogurt

4. Whole-grain pancakes or waffles topped with berries and/or yogurt, milk

5. low-fat cheese melted on wholegrain toast, pear

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