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In a world that often prizes extroversion and constant social engagement, introverts with ADHD can find themselves at odds with some societal expectations (although it is losing its stigma). Their unique combination of personality traits and neurological differences necessitates a lifestyle that prioritizes alone time, a small social circle for logistical and time management reasons due to only having 6 days to manage my life not 7 due to a crash day, and firm boundaries.  It's our own job to cultivate peace and joy within ourselves and then share it with the right people, but anybody that comes to take your...

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When it comes to maintaining a healthy diet, it's important to understand that even if simple carbohydrates, which the body recognizes as sugar, are paired with protein or fat to reduce the insulin spike, they still offer limited nutritional value. While such combinations may mitigate the immediate impact on blood sugar levels, they do not address the underlying issues of poor nutrient density and potential long-term health risks. Opting for the healthier alternatives listed below not only helps manage blood sugar levels more effectively but also provides greater nutritional benefits, supporting overall well-being. Disclaimer: It is about finding the best...

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In today's fast-paced world, ultra-processed foods have become a staple in many diets due to their convenience, affordability, and palatability. However, these foods have significant implications on hunger and fullness cues, as well as on the primary organs of the body. This blog post delves into the detailed effects of ultra-processed foods, backed by scientific evidence, on the brain, pancreas, liver, kidneys, heart, mitochondria, gut receptors, brain receptors, stomach lining, and overall inflammation.Understanding Ultra-Processed Foods: Ultra-processed foods are industrial formulations typically containing five or more ingredients. They include substances not commonly used in culinary preparations, such as hydrogenated oils, high-fructose...

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In a world that often champions conformity due to mental inflexibility, standing out can feel like a double-edged sword. While your unique qualities and perspectives can make you a beacon of authenticity and innovation, they can also attract negativity from those who are uncomfortable with their own insecurities (not because you did anything morally wrong to them). It’s important to remember that when haters try to make you feel bad about being different, it’s not your problem—it’s theirs. They need an outlet for the unresolved self-hate so it turns into envy and they see you being happy with who you...

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In our journey through life, we often encounter individuals who may not align with our values or have evil intentions (as shown through their auric field and energies). Sometimes, we get a feeling—an intuitive sense that something is off. This is spiritual discernment. It's an inner knowing that doesn't require tangible evidence to recognize bad vibes or people who might disrupt our peace or are simply opportunistic in some way and view you as convenient prey as a vulture would. Caution Isn’t Paranoia:It's crucial to understand that caution is not paranoia. It's about protecting what we value most: our space,...

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