Managing ADHD Naturally

In this episode of Accelerated Health with Sara Banta, I explore the rise in ADHD diagnoses among children in the U.S. and discuss the factors contributing to this growing concern.

With 1 in 9 children now diagnosed and over half experiencing moderate to severe cases, ADHD is affecting millions of families. But what’s behind this increase? Could it be improved awareness and diagnosis, or are other factors playing a role?

Join me as I discuss the potential impact of environmental exposures, pandemic-related stress, and other surprising contributors. We’ll review the latest data from the CDC, discuss the 1 million increase in diagnoses since 2016, and explore natural approaches to managing ADHD.

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00:00 - 05:01 Intro
05:01 - 05:44 The Steep Rise in ADHD Cases
05:44 - 14:36 What is ADHD?
14:36 - 15:25 How ADHD Symptoms Vary by Age
15:25 - 22:27 What Causes ADHD?
22:27 - 24:19 Developmental Risks of ADHD
24:19 - 25:55 Fluoride Toxicity and ADHD
25:55 - 28:14 Processed Foods and ADHD
28:14 - 34:06 Hidden Causes of ADHD
34:06 - 41:17 Supplements to Help Support ADHD
41:17 - 45:28 Diet and Lifestyle to Support ADHD
45:28 - 47:13 Outro

[ReaIistik]

You literally described my life to a T.
Living with ADHD has made every step of my life so damn hard.

[laisa.]

Humans are made to be seated most of the day for at least 10 years listening and doing what they're told. Yep, that's so normal.