What is ADHD?

Video 2 of 5: In my last video, I explained why binge eating and overeating in inattentive ADHD isn’t a willpower issue, it’s a regulation issue. This video builds on that idea. Here’s something most people are never taught to notice: The urge to binge usually doesn’t start with food. It starts with a state. For many people with inattentive ADHD, that state looks like: • mental fog • restlessness • zoning out but feeling wired • scrolling but bored • feeling tired, unfocused, and uncomfortable i

Video 4 of 5: When we talk about binge eating or overeating in ADHD, I want to be really clear about something important: sometimes, food is the right regulator and that does not mean you failed. Food works because it’s fast, predictable, and biologically effective. If your nervous system is dysregulated and food is the most accessible tool you have in that moment, using it makes sense. The problem isn’t eating. The problem is when food becomes the ONLY WAY your nervous system knows how to regul