In this example the word âqualifiedâ is used to say ânot completelyâ. An âunqualified successâ is a success without exemptions or limitations. A âqualified failureâ is not a complete failure.
One question that continues to haunt parents of children with ADHD is: Does sugar cause hyperactivity? Throughout my years of writing about ADHD, parents have consistently written to me asking whether they should limit their child's sugar intake to help reduce hyperactivity.My answer is: You should limit your child's sugar intake because sugar causes tooth decay and eating too many sweet foods can contribute to obesity.espite not causing activity levels to increase, there are several good reasons to cut down on the amount of sugar your child consumes. 1  Sugar is the number one cause of tooth decay. 2  When your child fills up on sugary foods, he may skip more nutritious foods.
A committee of scientists has advised the government to halve the current recommended daily intake of sugar. Nutrition experts say no more than 5% of daily calories should come from added sugar-about seven teaspoons. Most people consume at least twice this limit.The government has said it will accept the recommendations and will use them to develop its national strategy on childhood obesity, which is due out later this year.chieving the expected threshold for added sugar-no more than 5% of calories consumed-will be a challenge for government, industry and the public. At the moment, the average intake in all age groups is at least twice this limit.