Working twice as hard for half as much is tiring.
A good blog in Psychology Today explores the connection between ADHD and fatigue.
“Have you ever used the phrase, “It makes me tired just thinking about it”? Henry Ford reportedly said something along the lines of: “Thinking is hard work. That may be the reason so few engage in it.” There is some truth to the notion that thinking is a strenuous physical activity, witnessed by the fact the human brain weighs in at about 2 percent of our whole...
VeryWellHealth addresses the issue of memory and ADHD. This is a very comprehensive blog that addresses the subject matter in depth. If you wish to have a consultation to discuss your ADHD memory problems, click here.
“Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a developmental disorder that begins in childhood but often persists into adulthood. It is classified into three subtypes: inattentive type, hyperactive / impulsive type, and combination type.
“Inattentive symptoms include...
By Nadia Kounang, CNN|Mar. 7th, 2022
If you had Covid-19 or a variant, and you think your brain is not functioning as well as it had in the past, you may be right! According to an article from CNN:
“People who have even a mild case of Covid-19 may have accelerated aging of the brain and other changes to it, according to a new study.
“The study, published Monday in the journal Nature, is believed to be the largest of its kind. It found that the brains of those who had Covid-19 had a greater...
Parents are often concerned when their child loses their appetite or loses weight. Verywell Health recently reported on side effects of ADHD medication and the possibility of unintentional weight loss for both children and adults. The article was medically reviewed by Patricia Horosz, PharmD.
The article reports, “ADHD can manifest differently in children than in adults, with children more likely to experience hyperactive symptoms. Despite this, both adults and children with ADHD tend to...
