Oxford Scientist: 3 Proven Ways To Supercharge ADHD Brains

June 22
38 mins

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Episode Description

Dr Sarah Warley is an Oxford-educated psychologist who discusses evidence-based ways to manage ADHD. By examining the scientific literature, she suggests 3 ways to supercharge your ADHD.



Chapters:



00:00 Trailer 

01:19 How zinc and copper affect ADHD

04:11 Specific foods that help with zinc and copper deficiency

05:45 What it really feels like to live with ADHD

07:36 What actually helps a ADHD brain become regulated

09:21 How The Moro Reflex Helps ADHD Brains

14:32 What parts of ADHD cause the most shame

17:28 How RSD can be improved with supplementation

19:09 The unique ADHD experience of loneliness

21:06 Tiimo advert

23:52 Why masking feels safer than showing your true self

26:21 What are the long term consequences of masking

32:22 Audience question: diet tips for ADHD brain

33:57 Any tips to manage the challenging traits of autism

35:33 Any diet tips for someone with ADHD going through menopause

37:10 A letter to my younger self



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Producer: Timon Woodward 

Recorded by: Hamlin Studios

Trailer editor: Ryan Faber



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