Why ADHD Symptoms Might Not Be Just Genetics

You keep being told ADHD is genetic, but part of you suspects something in your environment is making it worse.
In this next episode of the Research Recap Series Skye and Will (Hacking Your ADHD) discuss research on environmental exposure and ADHD-related behaviors.
Together they explore what the science suggests about how certain chemicals may influence attention, impulsivity, and neurodevelopment. The focus stays on association, not certainty, and what that means in practice.
The conversation also breaks down how to think about risk without spiraling. What matters. What is still unclear. And how to approach this without adding more pressure.
What We Cover
• Why research is shifting toward ADHD symptoms, not just diagnosis
• The possible role of environmental exposure alongside genetics
• What endocrine disruptors do and why they matter for brain development
• How to interpret early-stage research without overreacting
• The gap between scientific findings and everyday decision making
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Visit HackingYourADHD.com or subscribe to his YouTube channel.
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