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📌 Could Everyday Eating Patterns Be a Clue to ADHD? 🧠🍽️
We don’t often connect snacking, takeout dependency, or forgetting fresh food in the fridge with ADHD — but this thoughtful article shows how these “harmless” behaviors can actually reflect deeper challenges with executive function, dopamine regulation, and hunger awareness, especially in teens and adults who may be undiagnosed. Yahoo Lifestyle (https://ca.style.yahoo.com/6-seemingl...)
A few patterns highlighted:
• Constant grazing or snacking
• Relying on takeout because planning feels overwhelming
• Eating past fullness without noticing
• Letting produce expire before it’s ever touched
• Skipping meals or eating late
• Difficulty regulating hunger/fullness cues
These aren’t just “bad habits” — they can be tied to neurological challenges that impact everyday functioning. Yahoo Lifestyle (https://ca.style.yahoo.com/6-seemingl...)
For families navigating addiction or mental health crises (something we see every day at our firm), these patterns can intersect with larger issues — from self-care breakdowns to treatment resistance, to legal interventions when a loved one simply cannot keep themselves safe.
Awareness is power. Understanding that these behaviors aren’t moral failures — but neurological patterns — can change how families, clinicians, and courts approach support, treatment, and recovery.
👉 Read the article here:
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