Leading Harvard Doctor: The Shocking Link Between Your Diet ADHD & Autism!

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  @TheDiaryOfACEO · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

  If you enjoyed this episode please do us a favour and give it a like 👍🏾helps us massively and determine what you guys want in future episodes

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  @reneecaines9097 · 2 years ago

  I did genetic testing last year after numerous health challenges that couldn't be helped. I found out that I have 15 problematic genetic mutations. I am unable to breakdown most vitamins into a bioavailable form. The biggest problem with that is that my body can't make glutathione- the master antioxidant of the body. When I researched glutathione interestingly enough several write ups connected Autism and glutathione. I believe the study said they commonly find little to no glutathione in Autistic patients. I don't believe that I have Autism, but my child does. I also found out I don't make or use dopamine or serotonin correctly. I do have a history of mild depression, a high ACE score, and several autoimmune issues. I take specific formulated vitamins and injections now. I need an abnormal amount of magnesium to manage my nervous system. People need to be more kind as we don't know how everyone is wired. More grace, less hate. ❤

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  @yeimmiperez8380 · 2 years ago (edited)

  My son was diagnosed with Asperger, ADHD, anxiety, depression, and something else that I don’t remember what it was. I trashed all the written diagnoses &amp; started my own journey in helping my son improving the quality of his life. <br>We did so many things consistently, from removing gluten from our meals for almost one year to removing all chemicals from my home, my son is now 16, he doesn’t take any medication anymore &amp; he lives a normal life. A little bit on the introverted side but as healthy &amp; happy as he can be. 🙌🏼<br><br><br>There is hope, people.<br><br><br>Update: recently I learn about Robert Naviaux, MD PhD &nbsp;and his research on Suramin for Autism. Go do your own research on this. 👌🏼

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  @Fruitbat1 · 1 year ago

  What a lovely, sensitive man, striving to ease the suffering of others after a fight to recover himself. &nbsp;A true hero ❤

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  @Tmif6026 · 1 year ago

  I have 3 sons and a husband with ADHD, bi polar and anxiety disorders. &nbsp;2 sons and a husband have an atrocious diet. &nbsp;Lots of processed foods, alcohol, etc. &nbsp;They have the worst mental health symptoms. &nbsp;My youngest son eats clean, has educated himself on the connection between stomachs &amp; brain …. Mitochondrial connection and he has literally cured himself. &nbsp;Food is the medication. &nbsp;Activity is the medication. &nbsp;Please take this professionals information seriously and if not for anything else …… be your own “science project” ….. change your diet and lifestyle for 1 month, 3 months is a better time period and see what the results are. &nbsp;I wish you all good health and peace of mind - good mental health. ❤️

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  @claudiafrers8923 · 2 years ago

  I was put on an elimination diet in 1976. I did it for 2 months before we called it ADHD. I have never believed in the chemical imbalance argument. I was diagnosed with ADHD in 2006. I am quite neuro divergent but like my ADHD. I am 68 today. I dropped all drugs, tobacco and alcohol in my teens which was hard. I sleep 9-10 hours. I follow a keto diet and switch often to a mediterean diet. &nbsp;I train with weights and have improved my muscle mass with resistence training 4 days a week. I weigh the same and look better than when I was 20. I was considered not smart enough for higher education and my grades were inconsistent. So, to prove everyone different, I taught myself danish in 6 month and got my Masters in danish in Computer Science. I ran a consultancy and taught internationally. Never use a diagnosis as an excuse for not trying. This doctor is saying that I made the right choices. I know that we have had the solution years before we understood the problem and much discipline and character will reward your efforts in the end. I was also helped a lot by hypnotherapy.

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  @lena0529 · 2 years ago

  There is so much pain in Christopher’s soul, that for another human being it’s hard to stand it. You can see how Steven at some point even can’t keep an eye contact with Cristopher. But I am very glad that Cristopher doesn’t hide his pain - we all need to know the real world we live in and the hardships people are suffering. This hopefully will bring more acceptance and understanding and help to those who need it.

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  @ettena93 · 2 years ago

  It’s not uncommon for people with autism to have eating disorders. Binge eating is one of them. Could be that the mother is obese and autistic. So the «problem» is not the obesity, but the overlooked autism in the mother and the coping mechanism she developed as a result. I don’t think people realize how much food and weight plays into mental health.

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  @ErnestoGluecksmann · 1 year ago

  This guy is going to change the world. He&apos;s not alone but he&apos;s definitely one of the best credentialed to do it. I wouldn&apos;t be surprised if he&apos;s asked to give Congressional testimony. They need to hear from this psychiatrist.

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  @Cocomoon28 · 2 years ago (edited)

  It is sky rocketing because people like myself and lots of people I know weren&apos;t diagnosed as children. We were not obviously autistic/ADHD enough to be diagnosed. In school we DID fall through the cracks. We were massively let down by all those teachers who you say didn&apos;t ignore us. Yes they didn&apos;t ignore us, they just labelled us as problematic children. I left school with no qualifications. My nan who is quite severely autistic, never got a diagnosis until she was into her late 70&apos;s. This is why the rates are rising because society is becoming more knowledgeable...Thank god.

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  @lidiabeaulac2048 · 2 years ago

  I struggled with mental illness from age 16-38 until I related diet to my illness. After years of inpatient psychiatric hospitalizations and medications of every kind I decided to do a 21 day water fas and it completely reset my brain and body. I have been medication free for 8 years and the bipolar symptoms went from a level ten to a level one. The symptoms that do occur are very easy to recognize and confront. When manic, I read more, exercise more…if I’m blue, I watch my diet. Sugar was my worst enemy. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/feelingbetter">#feelingbetter</a>

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  @alexhb12333 · 2 years ago

  I am a food addict and in a 12-step recovery program called Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous.<br>My physical and mental health problems were dramatically increased by eating sugar and flour addictively. I am now 140lb lighter, physically the healthiest and mentally making massive gains week to week.<br>My inflammation, headaches, diabetes, back pain, mental exhaustion, anxiety disorder, and social isolation are gone.<br>Food (flour/sugar) addiction is right up there with alcoholism and drug addiction as a destructive force in the world. Look at the obesity and diabetes statistics in the United States.

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