The episode focuses on understanding the current situation and encourages making informed decisions for overall health. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing overlapping symptoms before drawing conclusions.

The rise in self-diagnosed ADHD is a concerning trend that has been gaining traction over the past few years. With over 40% of individuals now identifying themselves as having ADHD without a formal diagnosis, it is important to understand the factors driving this phenomenon.

One possible explanation for the increase in self-diagnosed ADHD is the growing awareness and acceptance of mental health issues in society. As more people become educated about conditions like ADHD, they may be more likely to recognize symptoms in themselves and seek out a diagnosis.

Another factor contributing to the rise in self-diagnosed ADHD could be the ease of access to information online. With a quick Google search, individuals can find lists of common ADHD symptoms and easily convince themselves that they have the condition without consulting a medical professional.

It is also worth considering the role of pharmaceutical companies in promoting awareness of ADHD and its treatment options. The widespread marketing of medications like Adderall and Ritalin may lead individuals to believe

And what I am noticing is the women especially over 40 that are self diagnosing.

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