Ep 26. ADHD and obesity

This podcast is recorded on the lands of the Ngunnawal and Ngambri People. We pay respect to Elders past, present, and emerging, and to any Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people listening. This podcast is all about our experience with late ADHD diagnosis and the questions we have as we continue to navigate life. This podcast is in no way medical advice or intended to be used as a diagnostic tool. That applies for any guests we have on too! We love hearing about our listeners' experiences with ADHD, and we'd love to hear yours if you want to join us on the mics - drop us a DM (socials are at F them fish_ADHD for grownups) or an email (fthemfish@gmail.com). Dr Di is back for episode 26! This is her third visit and today she is taking us through some of the challenges some ADHDers have with food and obesity. We want to be clear, we are not here for any form of size-shaming nor do we believe that larger bodies are in any way bad or wrong. What is interesting is looking at the sensory issues that might be affecting your relationship with food and how when we go looking for dopamine, sometimes that means we empty the pantry - this isn't a good thing in many ways! As Dr Di is a scientist and a Doctor, she explains some of the medications that could be used for treating some of these dopamine and mood challenges. Another reminder that if you have ANY questions about treatments or medications, you need to speak with your health care provider and do not take this as advice, because it absolutely isn't. Topics covered:RSD vs NarcisismExaggeration - it's a thing!Lifesavers taste testFood avoidanceDopamining (I'm totally claiming this)Types of taste that we crave Sidequests:The correct way to hang toilet paperColonoscopy prepHermione Grainger is autisticADHD, Autism and email hell Come and join the F them fish community on the socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fthemfish_adhdforgrownups/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fthemfishADHDforgrownups Please like, rate, (5 stars are the only stars :D ) and follow the podcast wherever you listen. It really helps. Don't forget to share with absolutely everyone you know. Especially your nan! Love Callie and Lauchy xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.