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Low blood sugar and aggression – and ‘dirty’ fruit and veg

10/05/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

I read this post on low blood sugar and aggression on Dr John Briffa’s blog a couple of weeks ago – and kept meaning to forward it on. So finally – do read – very interesting theory…

AppleAnd, if you wish to depress yourself about how much good all those great fresh fruit and veg you are eating are really doing you, check out the EWG (Environmental Working Group)’s latest list of fruits and veg with pesticide residues… The worst? Apples – yes, that very fruit of which you are meant to eat one a day to keep the doctor away!

If it is of any consolation, assuming you live in the UK, this list is based on American fruit and veg and, of course, if you buy organic, it does not apply to your purchases at all. None the less, in the broader public health perspective, it is  depressing….

 

Category: Behavioural conditions / autism, Environmental Issues, NutritionTag: Dr. John Briffa, Environmental Working Group, EWG, List of fruits and vegetables with high pesticide residues, Low blood sugar and aggression, organically grown fruit pesticide free, pesticide residues in fruits, pesticide residues in vegetables, public health and pesticide residues

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  1. jeemboh

    12/05/2014 at 12:57

    Interesting. As a diabetic who – from time to time – suffers hypoglycaemic episodes I have never found that these episodes give rise to aggressive behaviour. Perhaps there is something else going on here. Also, does hyperglycaemia have any effect on mood?

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