“It was like a cloud had lifted, and she could think more rationally again.”
That’s how one mother described her teenage daughter — a sufferer of “erratic mood swings” — after eight weeks on a high-dose regimen of dietary supplements.
In teenagehood, some degree of irritability comes with the territory. But a clinical trial out of New Zealand shows that severe emotional disorders in teens could be exacerbated by something as seemingly innocuous as a gap in their diet.
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