Book review of 'ADHD DOES NOT EXIST' by Richard Saul, MD.

This is an honest review of a book written by Richard Saul titled "ADHD DOES NOT EXIST", detailing how he believes that ADHD should not be called a medical condition on its own, but that ADHD symptoms are symptoms of other medical conditions, or environmental factors that can cause a person to display ADHD-like symptoms.

He is of the opinion that ADHD is overdiagnosed, and that it causes people to have the wrong diagnosis when ADHD symptoms could be symptoms of something else. He then argues that overdiagnosis of ADHD leads to patients having the correct treatment delayed, and that treatment delayed is treatment denied.