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Half the article, or at least half of the parts I read are:
WE'RE NOT SAYING DIET CAUSES OR CURES ADHD!
I just thought that was funny because you know SOMEBODY would use the study to sell an ADHD cure diet.
Other than that, they got it spot on. 20 things that need to be prepared becomes "There's nothing to eat". Until I find a bag of chips, and soon forget I'm eating them until the bag is empty.