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Red 40..... oh man..... that one is a bad trigger for Scott. Lara, i find it interesting that relaxation causes tics for your kids. One of Scotts peak time of ticcing is right before he goes to bed. When hes trying to relax and fall asleep. The dr wanted to put him on something to make him go to sleep, but Scott didn't want to go on another medication and i respect that. I've noticed when hes reading he does stuff he doenst even realize hes doing. I copied the article and put it in my files. Thanks for the info Chemar
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