Do you think increasing ADHD diagnosis are due to better detection or "tiktok"?
Do you think increasing ADHD diagnosis are due to better detection or "tiktok"?
I see a lot of people blaming tiktok and "brain rot" content for the increasing ADHD diagnoses, but I think its a matter of better detection, similar to how OCD and autism diagnosis have increased too.
Also as someone with ADHD, it feels like shit that it could be "my fault" or that I have brainrot.
You're viewing a single thread.
two more possibilities:
-
a systematic change in environment
-
or systematic change diets of pregnant mothers or young children
You forgot the /s.
These are also possibilities that i would be interested in seeing research cover.
no /s
Research has been done, and no.
May I see this research please?
Saying environmental factors or dietary factors CANNOT have a influence on ADHD is a very strong statement.
"Having an influence" and "causing" are two different things. You seem to imply that what mum eats during pregnancy might directly cause the kid to have ADHD.
We know smoking and drug use during pregnancy can impact child intelligence and brain issues.
There could also be more subtle confounders we haven't identified.
Influence and cause are completely different things. If you cannot distinguish between those two things then linking you to research is pointless.
-