ADHD Chatter 'Do THIS once a day to hack your ADHD' - Harvard Academic Shares Exciting New Research After Testing 50,000 Brains - Wynford Dore
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Jan 21, 2025 
Wynford Dore, a Harvard-educated ADHD advocate, discusses groundbreaking research revealing the crucial role of the cerebellum in ADHD and dyslexia. He shares how a unique exercise-based program can dramatically improve cognitive functions. Wynford reveals shocking findings about the brain's neuroplasticity and the impact of trauma on development. He offers practical tips for managing overwhelming thoughts and emphasizes the need for societal shifts in understanding neurodiversity. His insights promise hope for many navigating these challenges.
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Wynford's Daughter
- Wynford Dore's daughter struggled in school despite seeming intelligent.
- After finding a specialist, he learned about the cerebellum's link to learning issues.
The Cerebellum's Role
- The cerebellum automates skills, making complex tasks effortless.
- An underdeveloped cerebellum can lead to difficulties in reading and other areas.
Neurotypical vs. Neurodiverse Cerebellums
- Neurotypical individuals have relatively even cerebellar development across different areas.
- Neurodiverse individuals show eccentricities, excelling in some areas while lagging in others.