Dr. Josh Axe

I think it's all those things.

So let me head on three ideas around that.

One is it's a misdiagnosis in terms of ADHD.

So I was the child who was prescribed Adderall, like Ritalin when I was younger than Adderall in college.

Took it for three days.

I felt like a zombie.

I'm like, something's not right here.

I'm not going to stay on this.

And here's the thing.

Like, are we supposed to take boys and just shove them in a classroom for eight hours and say, just sit there and don't move?

This craziness.

I mean, it's crazy.

I mean, it's documented so many people that you would say like Einstein, like, oh, he has ADHD.

Yeah, it's just, so overall, I mean, it's what we're doing in terms of just prescribing drugs for things they never fix.

That's something I don't think people fully have grasped yet.

A drug cannot heal you.

A drug has never reversed hypothyroidism.

It's never reversed autoimmune disease.

It's never reversed heart disease.

Yes, your numbers change, but the root of what's actually happening has never fully fixed.