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    No.1 ADHD Nutritionist: "How To Stop Binge Eating" - Rebecca King | Ep. 22

    enAugust 14, 2023

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    • Shopping for Mother's Day gifts, hiring professionals, and weight loss solutionsBlue Nile provides jewelry options for Mother's Day with quick shipping, free shipping, and returns. LinkedIn is a platform for small businesses to hire professionals. PlushCare offers weight loss solutions with FDA-approved medications and insurance coverage. Rebecca King, a dietitian, helps adults with ADHD improve their food relationship and self-esteem.

      Blue Nile offers stunning jewelry options for Mother's Day with quick shipping, free shipping, and returns. LinkedIn is an effective platform for small businesses to hire professionals, reaching candidates who aren't actively searching for new jobs. PlushCare is a telehealth provider specializing in weight loss, offering FDA-approved medications and insurance coverage. Rebecca King, a registered dietitian and nutritionist, shares her personal journey leading her to help adults with ADHD improve their relationship with food and self-esteem. Her unique focus on the ADHD niche stems from her own experiences with food issues and the lack of resources available for adults.

    • ADHD and disordered eating connectionADHD can lead to disordered eating as a way to cope with emotional dysregulation and chaos, increasing the need for awareness and understanding of the complex relationship between the two.

      ADHD can significantly impact an individual's relationship with food, leading to disordered eating behaviors as a way to cope with emotional dysregulation and the chaos of an unstructured environment. This was exemplified in the speaker's personal experience, where she first identified her ADHD in college and began hyperfixating on healthy eating as a means of control during a stressful time. Emotional dysregulation, a common symptom of ADHD, can contribute to a cycle of emotional eating, and it's essential to recognize the connection between the two. Unfortunately, this link may not always be apparent, and it's crucial to increase awareness and understanding of the complex relationship between ADHD and disordered eating.

    • ADHD and Food for StimulationPeople with ADHD might use food for stimulation, leading to unhealthy habits. Find healthier alternatives like fidget toys, hobbies, puzzles, or movement.

      People with ADHD may turn to food for stimulation as a coping mechanism, leading to unhealthy habits like overeating or constant snacking. This can manifest in various situations, such as studying, watching TV, or procrastinating. Eating for stimulation can be a way to initiate tasks or provide a sense of pleasure and reward. However, it's essential to find healthier alternatives to satisfy the need for stimulation. Some suggestions include fidget toys, hobbies like crocheting or knitting, puzzles, or even incorporating movement while watching TV. These activities can help keep the mind engaged and focused without relying on unhealthy food choices.

    • Improve focus during TV shows by engaging in other activitiesEngage in activities like using exercise balls or intuitive eating for better focus during TV shows, especially beneficial for individuals with ADHD

      Finding ways to engage in activities other than watching TV while doing so can help improve focus and attention during the show. This could include using exercise balls or other tools for comfort and distraction. Intuitive eating, a self-care framework around nutrition, is another topic discussed. It's a non-diet approach to food that encourages using hunger and fullness as a guide, acknowledging emotional relationships with food, and making intentional food choices based on how foods feel in the body. This approach can be particularly helpful for individuals with ADHD, as traditional nutrition advice may not be sustainable or effective for everyone. It's important to note that intuitive eating does not disregard nutrition, but rather encourages a more intentional and mindful approach to food choices. Additionally, eating breakfast, especially for those who struggle with binge eating in the evenings, is recommended for maintaining a healthy appetite and energy level throughout the day.

    • Maintaining Consistent Eating Patterns for Individuals with ADHDEating consistently throughout the day, starting with small meals, and avoiding large meals close to bedtime can help regulate energy levels and improve overall health for individuals with ADHD.

      For individuals with ADHD, having a high protein breakfast is essential for providing the necessary executive fuel for the brain. However, some people in the community may have irregular eating patterns, consuming most of their calories in the evening. This can lead to health issues, such as difficulty utilizing glucose from carbs and potential stomach problems like acid reflux. Therefore, it's recommended to eat consistently throughout the day, starting with small snacks or meals, and avoiding large meals close to bedtime. This can help regulate energy levels and improve overall health.

    • ADHD and inconsistent eating patternsIndividuals with ADHD may struggle to manage hunger cues due to lack of medication, leading to a binge-restrict cycle and inconsistent eating patterns. A multivitamin can help fill nutritional gaps, and addressing executive dysfunction can improve food choices.

      For individuals with ADHD, the lack of medication can make it harder to manage hunger cues and maintain consistent eating patterns, leading to a binge-restrict cycle. This cycle involves suppressing appetite during the day due to lack of hunger or the use of stimulants like caffeine, and then overeating in the evening to make up for missed nutrition. A multivitamin can be helpful for those who struggle to get in all their nutritional requirements through food alone. Additionally, executive dysfunction, a common symptom of ADHD, can make it challenging to navigate grocery stores and make healthy food choices, contributing to inconsistent eating patterns.

    • Add nutrients to favorite meals instead of abandoning themExpand meal options by adding nutritious ingredients to familiar dishes, even when using convenience foods or frozen meals.

      When feeling overwhelmed and struggling to make healthy meal choices, it's important to add nutritious elements to existing go-to meals rather than abandoning them altogether. The speaker acknowledges her tendency to default to pasta and tomato sauce when feeling overwhelmed, but recognizes the need for more balanced nutrition. An intuitive eating and "all foods fit" approach can help by expanding meal options and adding nutritious ingredients to familiar dishes. This approach can be especially helpful when using convenience foods or frozen meals, which can be enhanced with the addition of vegetables, chicken, or other nutrient-dense ingredients. Even small additions can make a significant difference in the overall nutritional value of a meal. The use of a freezer stocked with frozen fruits and vegetables can also make it easier to incorporate more nutritious options into meals without wasting fresh produce. Ultimately, the goal is to find a balance between satisfying cravings and meeting nutritional needs, making mealtime a more enjoyable and sustainable experience.

    • Eating a balanced diet with key nutrients can help improve ADHD symptomsFocus on protein and omega-3s for neurotransmitter building and potential symptom relief, prioritize simple, sustainable dietary changes, and maintain consistency for self-care and improved self-esteem

      While there may not be a single superfood that can cure ADHD symptoms, focusing on incorporating key nutrients like protein and omega-3s into your diet can help improve consistency and overall health. Protein is essential for building neurotransmitters like dopamine, and sources include lean meats, fish, eggs, and plant-based options like beans and nuts. Omega-3s, found in fish, nuts, and seeds, have been widely researched for their potential benefits, although the effects may vary. Instead of seeking out new and exciting dietary trends, prioritize simple, sustainable changes like eating a variety of vegetables, lean proteins, and healthy fats. The sense of self-care and accomplishment from maintaining a consistent, healthy diet can also positively impact ADHD symptoms and self-esteem.

    • Self-care habits impact overall well-beingRegular self-care habits like healthy eating boost self-esteem, reduce shame, and improve focus.

      Establishing consistent self-care habits, such as eating regularly and making healthy food choices, can have a significant impact on overall well-being beyond just the physical benefits of the food itself. The act of making positive choices and sticking to them can boost self-esteem and reduce feelings of shame, leading to improved focus and better management of symptoms like ADHD. It's important to start with foundational habits and build from there, rather than trying to make drastic changes all at once. Remember, the confidence and self-esteem gained from making small positive steps can be just as effective as any supplement or external aid.

    • Staying Hydrated is Important for Overall Health, Especially for Those with ADHDTo help remember to drink water regularly, consider using tools like smart water bottles, apps, or alarms on your phone. Keeping water visible and having a water bottle you enjoy can also make a difference. Remember, taking care of hydration needs is essential for self-care, especially for those with ADHD.

      Staying hydrated is essential, especially for those with ADHD who may forget to drink water. Hydration is crucial for overall health, and not realizing you're thirsty until you have a headache or dry throat can lead to more significant issues. To help remember to drink water regularly, consider using tools such as smart water bottles with reminders, apps, or alarms on your phone. Keeping water visible and having a water bottle that you enjoy can also make a difference. Additionally, some people may forget to eat as well, so these tips can be beneficial for both hydration and nutrition. The out-of-sight, out-of-mind element plays a role in forgetting to drink water, so keeping it visible can help prevent this issue. Remember, taking care of your hydration needs is an essential part of self-care, especially for those with ADHD.

    • ADHD and Extreme Eating PatternsPeople with ADHD may exhibit all-or-nothing eating habits, leading to consuming all daily nutrients at once or feeling compelled to finish entire portions. Understanding and addressing causes can help maintain a healthy diet.

      Individuals with ADHD may exhibit an all-or-nothing mentality when it comes to nutrition and eating habits. This can manifest as attempting to consume all daily nutritional requirements in one sitting, or feeling compelled to eat an entire portion once started. This behavior can be linked to the restrictive nature of dieting or health-focused hyperfixations. Intermittent fasting may be appealing to some ADHDers due to the reduced need for frequent food planning and preparation. Overall, understanding and addressing the underlying causes of these extreme eating patterns can be crucial for maintaining a healthy diet and overall wellbeing.

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