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Brain-hardwiring in ADHD
The Magnification of Stress in ADHD.
We know that ADHDers have a high addictive personality.
This is because they always need a thrill to kickstart.
Danger has a different set in ADHD, it is perceived as Reward.
ADHDers don’t know real Danger: Drugs, Speeding Up on the road, Cliffhanging… are just Motivators to keep going.
This is the rationale behind Stimulant Medications, to provide “Safe Stimuli” by promoting Tranquility.
The popular misconception is that Stimulation makes people “High”. ADHDers are naturally high, therefore replacing Dangerous Stimuli with Safe Stimuli is the target of Stimulants.
What are Safe Stimuli in ADHD?
Safe Stimulation is about providing the right amount of Dopamine to depleted ADHD brain cells to get out of bed in the morning, to start with, avoiding car racing in order to arrive on time at work fully awake, what is referred to as ‘Hurry Sickness and Toxic Productivity’ in psychiatry, a short-lived pattern ultimately leading to Burnout and impaired Executive Function, hence the associated toxicity.
Toxicity is responsible for Brain-hardwiring, if not addressed in early adulthood, normally before 25, when personality is permanently evolved.
Brain-hardwiring is the Buildup of unhealthy habits dictated by Negative Emotions.
Imagine what outrageous coping strategies the untreated ADHD brain can develop in 20 years.
This was the case in the Old Millennium. Middle-aged ADHDers are hardwired to dangerous environments and dependent on lifelong medication.
Nowadays children have promising outcomes of a med-free Senior Life.
ADHD is mainly structured on Work-performance, the primary source of Reward.
The bad news is that Brain-hardwiring enhances inconsiderate behavior.
Stimulants have a threshold too.
The best results for ADHD are achieved from Childhood.
Don’t stand the chance.