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Sugar Does NOT Make My Child Hyperactive. It’s A Myth

February 22, 2016 by Shellie Wilson 4 Comments

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After a weekend of crazy kids parties my mind was racing. What was really going on at these parties that caused my children to become wild animals that no longer understood the English language. They were especially unable to understand the following words: NO and STOP.

So like all Mothers on a lazy Sunday who had nothing better to do (totally being sarcastic here) I turned to online medical experts such as Dr Google. Here is what I found. A party revelation by Tom Shivers. Sugar does NOT cause hyperactivity in kids.

We attended a party at the weekend and I could see as the party progressed kids became more and more crazy. But I have seen this kinda crazy before. Way too many times before actually. There were times when there was no sugary food insight. Even times when the crazy was contained in a controlled classroom environment during parent help. Still the kids were crazy and I put it down to “mob mentality”. Where the kids feed off each others emotions.

Tests have been performed for years without viable proof that sugar is the cause of hyperactivity (read more). So what’s the deal with parties?

Is it true or not? Does sugar cause hyperactivity and bad behaviour? What do you think? Do your kids behaviours change after a sugary feast?

Still not convinced? Then check out these amazing Sugar Free Recipes from our Edible Crafts Blog.

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I know there are children who have serious allergies to food and their chemical ingredients and some kids may well “react” to sugar. I know my kids do NOT have a reaction to it and this is what I am basing my personal opinion on. 

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Comments

  1. Tara G. says

    February 22, 2016 at 11:42 am

    I think that Tom Chivers receives money from Sugar companies.

  2. Shay Simmons says

    February 22, 2016 at 11:50 am

    It’s possible that rather than sugar, the culprit is the occasion itself. Kids get wound up at parties and they wind other kids up in their excitement — they feed off each other.

  3. Sunshine says

    February 22, 2016 at 12:39 pm

    Look at all the foods kids eat at parties. While kids will get a burst of energy from sugar, its effects are short lived. The more likely culprit are all the other gross chemicals and preservatives in foods. Food dyes are especially a problem.

  4. caryn verell says

    February 22, 2016 at 6:31 pm

    perhaps it is not real sugar but sweetner substitutes like aspartame or food preservatives/dyes.

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Self-Love Spell Bath Bomb: Venus Ritual for Witchcraft and Beauty Spells

In modern witchcraft, self-love is a revolutionary act of magic. Whether you’re deep in shadow work or simply craving a moment of softness, crafting a bath ritual around self-worth is one of the most powerful spells you can cast. This Self-Love Bath Bomb Spell channels the energy of Venus, Aphrodite, and divine feminine beauty, helping you draw in love, radiance, and inner peace.

Using sacred ingredients with metaphysical correspondences like rose, vanilla, and pink Himalayan salt, this spell bath bomb turns your tub into a temple of unconditional self-devotion. This is glamour magick from the inside out.

Purpose

To open the heart, boost confidence, and draw loving energy to yourself. Best used on a Friday (Venus day) or during the waxing moon.

Scent Meaning

  • Rose: Romantic, soft, divine feminine energy
  • Vanilla: Comfort, sweetness, emotional warmth

Color & Ingredient Symbolism

  • Pink Himalayan Salt: Love, purification, emotional healing
  • Strawberry or Hibiscus Powder: Passion, sweetness, beauty
  • Rose Petals: Attraction, self-devotion
  • Pink Color: Love, compassion, Venus and Aphrodite energy

Ingredients

  • 1 cup baking soda
  • 1/2 cup citric acid
  • 1/2 cup pink Himalayan salt
  • 1 tbsp powdered strawberry or hibiscus
  • 1 tsp dried rose petals
  • 10 drops of rose essential oil
  • 5 drops vanilla oil
  • Witch hazel in a spray bottle
  • Rose quartz chip (optional)

Instructions

  1. Combine all dry ingredients in a large bowl.
  2. Mix essential oils into a small amount of melted carrier oil and stir into the bowl.
  3. Add pink mica or beetroot powder for color if desired.
  4. Spritz mixture with witch hazel until it holds together.
  5. Press into molds, adding rose quartz to the center if using.
  6. Let set and dry for 24 hours.

Ritual Use

Light a pink candle. Drop the bath bomb into warm water. As it fizzes, speak the following:

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Ritual Instructions

  1. Cleanse your space using rose, lavender, or sandalwood incense.
  2. Light a pink candle and place a mirror beside the bath.
  3. Gently speak or chant affirmations into the water.
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