Numerous States have adopted similar programs. This paper contains the results of nine additional institutions located in various parts of the country involving over 5,000 institutionalized juveniles. All 10 facilities have been successful in significantly reducing their institutional behavior problems from a low of 21 percent to a high of 54 percent under controlled experimentation. Primary dietary revisions have involved reducing foods and liquids which are high in sucrose and food additives such as candy and soft drinks. These foods have usually been replaced with complex carbohydrates such as fruit juices and vegetables. About 25 references are provided. (Author abstract modified)