… Highly palatable and emotionally rewarding junk food is pervasive in … junk food are similar
to more conventional drug abuse [43, 53]. Even though the triggered consumption of junk food …

… of alcohol or drugs and family violence are the most important risk factors [Citation4–7]. …
health, including cognitive decline, hippocampal dysfunction and damage to the blood–brain …

… of junk food habits on the health and well-being of students. Additionally, the study aims to
identify contributing factors to the effectiveness of junk food … among BMI, junk food frequency, …

… Number of minority children in the sample was limited, with low numbers of low-income families.
… Together the data suggest that dysfunctional eating behaviours, such as irregular eating …

… Multiple other factors, eg, family and mother eating habit, culture, access to junk food and
socio-economic status, all play a pivotal role in labeling a child as ADHD. There were two main …

… In contrast to our research, the study of Brazilian Family Doctor Program reported that fast food
… , activation of renin–angiotensin system, and endothelial dysfunction [40]. Consumption of …

… Case Report: A 14-year-old boy presented to his family … Neurologic dysfunction from
vitamin B 12 deficiency is worse in … Junk foods are nutritionally poor but energy-dense and …

… association between junk food and the ADHD symptoms gender (1), age, family economic
… -dependently effects of sugar intake on mood dysfunctions. Even after adjusting for potential …

… such as unemployment, familial disruption and, mainly, … Children eating a diet high in junk
food are more likely to … , such as eating junk foods, could give rise to cerebral dysfunction in …

… , underweight and junk food consumption are correlated because of their dysfunctional eating
… First-degree relatives are more likely to have PCOS in a family aggregation. Due to this, …