Understanding neurodivergence
Articles based on published research: ADHD, autism, dyslexia, mood, sleep, and what actually helps.
Luteolin and Autism: What the Real Study Behind the Viral Post Actually Found
A post claims children with autism took luteolin, a flavonoid "found in celery and parsley," and improved. A real study exists. It is smaller, less controlled, and less certain than the post suggests.
Can Nutrients Fix Your GABA-Glutamate Balance? What the GAD1 Gene Actually Does
A post claims anxiety comes from a nutrient-dependent enzyme, GAD1, that converts glutamate into GABA, and lists vitamin B6, magnesium, taurine, glycine and vitamin C as support. The gene is real. The supplement claim has never been tested.
Can a DNA Test Tell You Which Nutrients Your ADHD Needs? What Trials Actually Show
Posts selling DNA reports claim your gene variants reveal which vitamins your ADHD brain is missing. The genes are real, the nutrients are real, and the leap between them has never been tested.
The Viral "Autism Improved After Antibiotics" Story: What the Real Case Report Says
A post claims a 14-year-old with autism improved dramatically after antimicrobial treatment for suspected Lyme and Bartonella. The case report is real. The full story is very different from the headline.
A TV Documentary Called ADHD a "Social Construct". Its Own Expert Says She Was Misrepresented
Channel 4's "The Great ADHD Myth?" concluded ADHD is a social construct. The neuroscientist it featured says her interview was cherry-picked, and the wider expert reaction was unanimous.
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