Sugar does not necessarily make children hyperactive.

Studies have found no consistent scientific evidence that sugar directly causes hyperactivity in children.

Researchers believe excitement, environment, and expectations often explain the behavior instead.

In some experiments, parents who thought their children had consumed sugar rated them as more hyperactive even when no sugar was given.

The myth became popular because sugary foods are often eaten during parties, holidays, and exciting events where children are already energetic.
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