Roberto Olivardia
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1,143 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2020
last heard Aug 2024
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No sugar cereals.
But my best friend had Lucky Charms and Orange Crush.
would jug that thing down like there was no tomorrow.
And I was not as attuned to having ADHD myself.
I was not as attuned to, oh, drinking a two-liter bottle of soda doesn't make me feel very good afterwards.
And kind of tuning into what that does and reflecting on that, on the body and understanding...
The importance of that kind of maintenance on the long term.
Just recently, I had a parent that said, you know, my kid, he's not brushing his teeth.
He just pops mints.
He doesn't want a bad breath because that would be socially a big faux pas.
But he doesn't understand that he's going to lose his teeth when he's 40 if he doesn't brush his teeth.
And I said to the parent, this is actually quite common in teens and adults, frankly, with ADHD is
being able to see the long-term consequences sometimes of these everyday habits that we have to perform.
Sure.
So we know that, absolutely, that we're getting this increasing levels of hormones.
So we know that
that kind of hormonal sort of fluctuations absolutely is implicated in sometimes emotional dysregulation that you'll see in every teenager, the sort of dramas and chaos that sometimes we can find ourselves in.
With ADHD, there's much more of that.
So people with ADHD, one of the features is a dysregulation on a number of fronts, and one of which is emotional dysregulation.
So people with ADHD do have a higher risk of
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