Advertisement: Nutrition and brain development
Abstract
All parents want their children to be intelligent and smart. They are more than willing to spend on anything that will make their children “bright kids. In recent years, we have witnessed a number of vitamins and various food supplements being marketed as “food for the brain; and the number is still growing! How effective are they? Will they really be able to improve or enhance a child’s IQ?
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