In our first news stories we told you that the recommended food for Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder range from brown rice, consumption of vitamin C products and brewers yeast.

And today we have brought to you the symptoms of Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Some of the symptoms of Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder include inability to sit still, mood swings and restlessness.

Other symptoms of ADHD are short attention span, inability to concentrate, frequent tantrums, poor coordination and motor skills, and impaired memory.

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is defined as age-inappropriate impulsiveness; lack of concentration and sometimes -excessive physical activity.

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is associated with learning difficulties and lack of social skills. Some causes of Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder include a diet that is high in sugar and additives, food allergies, hypoglycemia, nutritional deficiencies, poor digestion and absorption, heavy metal poisoning, and emotional stresses.

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The 29-year-old footballer communicated to FUFA today that he has returned to Uganda Cranes and FUFA immediately called a press conference in Mengo to announce the development.

Uganda Cranes hopes to qualify for African cup of Nations in 2013 were left hanging last week after the team lost the bid on a 3-1 deficit in Democratic Republic of Congo.

The FUFA spokesman Rogers Mulindwa has confirmed the news that Nestroy has returned to Uganda Cranes. Mulindwa says that it is FUFA that requested him to return to Uganda Cranes.

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Lokeris who also apologized to the nation for the current increased load shedding which has caused losses to people’s business and property says Uganda is to pay180 billion to Agreko if they accept to have the generators back on.

The country has a deficit of 150MW at peak time with current supply capacity of310mw during day to allow commercial and industrial operations but reduces to270mw during evening hence causing a deficit.

Meanwhile, he states that the country will continue experiencing power shortages even when the Bujagali dam is commission later this year or early next year.

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The state minister of energy Simon D’Ujanga says it is the drought that has affected the production of the hydro power generation.

D’ujanga says the country’s current power demand is about 450 mega watts yet the machines at Kiira and Nalubaale can generate only 350 MW leaving a deficit of 100 mw.

Media reports indicated that since 2006 to date, the Government has paid over US$ 470 million in power subsidies yet there has been a persistent the increase in tariffs.

The minister says consumers will continue to experience load shedding because the drought will take about five to six months.

Meanwhile, the managing director of Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Ltd, Erias Kiyemba appeals to the public to assist the government and report those who engage in power theft as one of the ways to reduce power loses.

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