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Supplements and adaptogens for adhd:

*thank me later*

red ginseng 1000mg

rhodiola Rosea

lion’s mane

ginkgo biloba

ashwagandha

(withania somnifera)

Bacopa Monnieri

L-Theanine

L-tyrosine

Rhodiola Rosea is a powerful adaptogen which has been studied on those with ADHD for its effect on brain functioning and shown to increase levels of the neurotransmitters serotonin, dopamine and norepinephrine and increase alertness. It’s also been shown to support attention, memory, and mental fatigue

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Bacopa has demonstrated beneficial effects on cognitive performance, verbal learning, delayed word recall, memory acquisition, and decreasing anxiety

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L-Theanine able to elevate brain concentrations of GABA, serotonin and dopamine, three very important neurotransmitters that regulate mood disorders like anxiety, depression and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

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April 28, 1966 Anne Sexton: A Self-Portrait in Letters First published: 1977

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My conspiracy theory is, that a) because of Covid’s pandemic, people a lot or workers were in isolation therefore companies faced huge financial losses so when everything got back to normal, greedy cunts where triggered by their financial loses so now they are back to hoarding money. The only way to hoarder money that don’t belong to them is making higher taxes, higher food prices etc. Basically stealing from us in “legal” ways, creating these crises we are faced with globally

b) these rich greedy cunts created Covid to “naturally” enforce the new world order where they can take even more money in the long run from us

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I started lying because no one needed my truth

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Aldous Huxley in The San Francisco Examiner, September 3, 1932

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Men will never know or understand, but there’s something very poetical and existential in bleeding through your womb

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you know I hate everybody but you

everybody but you

everybody but

you

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I’m convinced that our education systems are made for us to hate learning so the masses don’t become educated beyond the needed level. That way the governments and institutions provide education and forming adequate economic labourers that won’t oppose or pose threat to the status quo. Teach them just enough but not too much that people become dangerous.

Of course, rare amount of extraordinary kids aren’t damaged by school systems and foster their love for education further in their lives. And others, diligent parents and families are encouraging their kids to learn beyond the basic levels of education which do become extraordinarily scholars also.

So really, for majority of us. Basic folks it’s almost impossible to break through those systematic conditions and murders pretty our critical and creative, individual thoughts

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My honest answer to anti-intellectualism xx

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I needed this

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I’m reading a book about the body from 1939. Just take it in - 1939. And I have to say, it’s the most clearest and simplest read I’ve had in a good bloody while!!! And that got me thinking about our current education.

So, we are supposedly at the peak of human evolution. *supposedly*. From my experience alone (and I’m not including all my friends and people I’ve spoken to about this) I can say, that’s all the science subject we’re extremely hard. But now I realise it’s not because I wasn’t capable. Now I realise theres something more involved, which is nothing to do with me, you, or anyone who found it hard to understand science at school.

Of course, I have no hard evidence apart from my own assumptions but here are they:

I believe as the years gone by and we’ve became more and more technologically savvy and connected, school education or shall we say, 1) books, programs are now made to be even more, although subtly complicated. It’s easy to prove just by comparing the text used in the book materials used now to even this book from 1939.

(With this book from 1939 you don’t really need a teacher - it’s that easy to understand and comprehend)

2) teaching philosophy is none existent in modern education. There are teacher who have passion and love to teach but it’s like finding a precious gem tbf. So many teachers are bad teachers. And that isn’t talked about often as all the blame is shifted to students that aren’t supposedly able to focus (maybe because the way teachers teach is hideous boring, disconnected and suffocating)

Or governments that aren’t funding education institutes enough.

But one thing I’m very sure is that they don’t want us to be geniuses and fulfill our full intellectual potentials, because, let’s face it. It’s not profitable and dangerous for status quo.

But I found reading old books is detrimental. Some of them do really open your eyes to their realities and most importantly our current. Ngl, I’ve learned so much more about chemistry just reading few pages of this golden 1939 books.

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