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NNN - The author does not suggest that food dyes cause ADHD, but rather implies that the same symptoms are caused by food dyes. There is indeed evidence that artificial dyes can cause behavioral problems and hyperactivity, https://publichealth.berkeley.edu/news-media/research-highlights/new-report-shows-artificial-food-coloring-causes-hyperactivity-in-some-kids/

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