r/skeptic • u/Budget_Shallan • 25d ago

💩 Misinformation Neuroscientist podcaster with 20+ hours of ADHD content discovers it MIGHT be genetic "but there are too many variables to separate"!!!

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u/PatchyWhiskers 25d ago

My kid has ADHD, my husband has ADHD, and his family on the paternal side are all diagnosed or just act like they have ADHD. Family events are interesting.

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u/DemonicAltruism 25d ago

both of my parents show signs of it... My Dad is especially inattentive and loses track of time very easily. He forgets things mid sentence and is very easy to drive off track into a completely different topic...

He refuses to get diagnosed because of asshats like this Huberman telling him all he needs is some vitamins and a "healthy diet" (he HATES veggies btw... Go figure...) he's subscribed to like, 4 different vitamin regimen subscription services and buys directly from advocate (a MLM) on a regular basis... He's part of the reason I've gone down the skeptic rabbit hole lol...

My mom is just really stubborn and also forgets things easily... However both my half siblings are diagnosed ASD so... Idk, maybe a double whammy for me over here... (For clarity, only have an ADHD diagnosis, not a co-morbidity with ASD)