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Taking Control: The ADHD Podcast
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The Thalmus Is the Area of the Brain That Controls Response Inhibition, Right?
The thalmus is the area of the brain that controls response inhibition. In 80 h d brains, the thalmus gate is broken,. So everything tat's a flow to to throw flow through it all the time because it doesn't open or close. It's just open. Is just broken on the hinges. And it becomes this sort of uninhibited, unchecked flow of of whatever the brain has - whether there are red flags or not. The limbic hippocampel connection relay this warning from the talmus to the frontal cortex which is the control center for emotional expression and problem solving.
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