12 Signs Your Family Has Food Coloring Sensitivity Do you or anyone in your family exhibit these signs of dye sensitivity? 1. Hyperactivity: Can’t stop moving, runs most of the time, constant movement of hands and feet. 2. Lack of attention: Cannot focus either at home or school – without affecting all areas of life all the time (not ADD). 3. Sleep problems: Has a hard time settling down for sleep, or has sleep disturbances throughout the night. 4. Mood swings: Unexplained emotional problems, hours-long tantrums, inconsolable crying, paranoia, and meltdowns over tiny things or schedule changes. 5. Violence/Aggression: Biting, spitting, growling, hitting, kicking, and uncharacteristic mean talk. 6. Lack of impulse control: Increase in risky behaviors, excessive talking at inappropriate times, loud talking, disruptive, interrupts people a lot, hard to transition from one activity to another, does not adjust behavior in response to discipline. 7. The Ickies: Headaches, stomach aches, and vomiting. 8. Bed-wetting: This includes daytime wetting, well past the age of toilet training. 9. Skin ailments: Eczema and hives. My daughter had eczema and cradle cap before we eliminated dyes. 10. Breathing problems: Some kids require an inhaler due to dye-induced asthma. 11. Compulsiveness: Pulls out hair, eyelashes or eyebrows, picks at skin, repeats certain actions numerous times. 12. Not consistent: This is the single most important clue to watch for. Can you give your kid sugary treats without problems some days, but then other times, they freak out? diefooddye/2012/07/12/12-signs-your-family-has-food-coloring-sensitivity/
Posted on: Mon, 08 Sep 2014 17:25:10 +0000
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