Roberto Olivardia
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1,143 appearances
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first heard May 2020
last heard Aug 2024
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If anyone with ADHD, it places us at higher risk for obesity, for binge eating behaviors, for impulsive eating in general.
Um, with anorexia, less so.
I have worked with people who
have ADHD who have anorexia, but that's less so.
Now with anorexia, what will often it's or rather it's not uncommon to see autism spectrum disorder in people with autism.
And it's not always in the the vein of I want to be skinny, I want to, you know, I feel like my body is fat, and those kind of traditional ways that we think of
It could just be that somebody
um might have sort of food like sensory defensiveness around food and be like very picky eaters to the point where they're only eating like two different things.
And so that's why it wouldn't neatly fit into anorexia nervosa, but there are these other categories like RFID, that food intake related disorder, that would be sort of that category.
So there it's certainly disordered eating and it can still have the same medical implications.
To it.
And yes, and then from a self-esteem issue, having ADHD, being differently wired, learning disabilities, autism spectrum, that these are individuals that often will get a lot of negative messaging about how they learn or how they are in the world.
And that can place one at risk for feeling very, particularly if those issues are not.
managed or accommodated and remediated, if you're not getting the proper support in school or academically, it's very easy to feel very out of control in the sense of, you know, I'm trying three times harder than everybody else and I'm getting 50% of uh the reinforcement back.
That it's for a lot of people who struggle with eating disorders, it this notion of control that I can't control
X, Y, and Z that's going on, but I can control what I put in my mouth.
And and then sometimes even with like binge eating, it can start off with like being very restrictive and over uh overly dieting, but then you your body sometimes, you know, can't take that that starvation, and then people just sort of go overboard.
Um, so there's this dysregulation around food and eating that um even
Even for people that don't have a clinical eating disorder, that many people with ADHD, for example, will report having very impulsive eating habits.
I mean, there were studies that show that kids with ADHD, when they were in a food lab, that they ate significantly much more than the kids without ADHD, even in foods that they didn't like, simply because they were just there.
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