Dr. Alok 'Dr. K' Kanodia

Maybe you're right.

Maybe time blindness has something to do with it.

How do we fix it?

So this is the cool thing.

When I work with people with ADHD, there are some circuits of the brain that are intact.

And in a neurotypical person, we have like, you know, circuit number one and circuit number two.

And we're going to like balance them, right?

So both of them work pretty well.

So I use 50% of this one and 50% of this one.

Now in ADHD, what happens is I have one circuit that is deficient in some way.

So instead, what I need to do is, and I have another circuit that's intact.

So I need to utilize this circuit to overcome this deficit.

And I'll give you all a prime example of this, okay?

So people with ADHD are distractible.

They get distracted super easy, right?

So I'm trying to focus on this video, but there's a light blinking over there.

So it's hard for me to concentrate.

It's hard for me to focus if I get distracted over here.

So what does this mean?

This means I have a sensory hypersensitivity.