Is ADHD made up to give kids amphetamines or is it a byproduct of vaccination campaigns?
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Is ADHD made up to give kids amphetamines or is it a byproduct of vaccination campaigns?
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20According to a neuro-researching pediatrician, though, there are new, "mixed," stranger presentations of ADHD that amphetamines aren't helpful for vs 20-30 yrs ago. Metals & viral presences/mutations may account for them.
Neither, children weren't meant to sit still for 8 hours a day in a box, they need to go play outside.
I have my suspicions that the inability to focus is more of a learned behavioral trait than a "chemical imbalance in the brain" as it's been marketed, and can be corrected in childhood through good parenting.
My autistic son is thankfully learning letters, numbers, & words, etc, but he takes A LOT of this parenting 🥴😩
the recommended treatment is high grade pharmaceutical methamphetamine.
But also, Madison and I don't do drugs and she doesn't drink, and we are actually there for our children and don't permit them to behave badly.
Im sorry what were we talking about I just have so much trouble focusing
I don't drink to speak of... maybe 3-5X monthly I'll have 1-1.5 drinks. Sometimes it makes me a nicer mom, but that one can backfire fast, I know. Hasn't anyone ever considered a hangover w/a toddler is worse than death? 😆
Put him in the tard wrangler
I just get to be the fun grandpa now. the stakes are somewhat less serious.
...in hindsight, I kinda wish my mom had started drinking BEFORE I was 12-13. She was more fun as a wine grandma 👵😄
I wanna go in that fucking thing. It stretches the spine out!
I found one of those for birbs on Temu
Put him in the tard wrangler
ADHD could also be a result of daycare. She says the cortisol level of young kids in daycare is through the roof, & their entire limbic system rewires dysfunctionally... permanently 😩
It's hard to focus on your ABC's when you fear being with rando teen spic of the day, & a ratio of 8 to 1 kids to caregivers.
That's interesting, because with our first we did our church daycare thinking it would be better. Turns out, it was a jungle survival scenario because the employees would rather be on their phone than watch the kids. I always felt it stunted the emotional intelligence of my daughter because she was in survival mode all day. If you have a link, I'd be interested in following up with that.