Nutrient Supplementation Reduces Violence

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Another RCT conducted by the same Californian researchers showed even better results. Eightyantisocial school children aged 6 to 12, were given either micronutrients or placebo. Those on the nutrients exhibited 47 percent fewer anti-social behaviors, such as threats, fighting, vandalism, defiance, endangering others and disorderly conduct, compared with those children who received the placebo.

Similar effects on violent behaviors have been shown in European prison studies, with adult offenders. The implications are profound and simple. An intervention using a broad spectrum of micronutrients could have wide-reaching effects on behavior in our schools and our young offenders.

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