How To Restore Balance in your ADHD Brain - Dan Freed

Listen to this episode from ADHD Chatter on Spotify. Dan Freed is the founder of Stasis, a supplement brand that helps minimise the unwanted side effects of stimulant medication. After Dan graduated from Yale university, he devoted his career to helping those with ADHD live a clearer and more balanced life.00:00 Trailer00:53 Dedication01:02 Tiimo advert03:38 ADHD item reveal08:51 Dan’s journey to an ADHD diagnosis12:42 The water bottle analogy14:18 Dan’s ADHD medication experience18:04 What are Nootropics19:41 The connection between stimulants and anxiety25:19 Why are YOU the right person to solve this problem28:31 Do ADHD medications have a lack of research behind them?32:59 Long term effects of stimulant medication34:50 What part did Trial and Error play in your formation of Stasis42:16 Stasis advert44:16 Top 5 adverse reactions to stimulant medication47:21 What timeframe can a consumer expect to experience between taking Stasis and feeling the benefits49:24 How does ADHD show up in your relationship55:16 Common ADHD scenarios that Stasis can help with57:25 ADHD item extra story59:05 The ADHD agony aunt segment (Washing machine of woes)01:04:03 Do you think ADHD is a force for good in the world and a determining factor in our progression as a species?01:06:54 What ADHD myths would you like to debunk while you're here?01:11:49 A letter from the previous guest (3 rules to live by)01:13:31 Behind the scenes clipsDo you want to feel the benefits of Stasis or Thesis? Use code STASISCHATTER’ for 20% off your first order for either brand. Discount automatically applied at checkout:STASIS: https://takestasis.com/discount/STASISCHATTERTHESIS: https://takethesis.com/discount/ADHDCHATTERValid for US customers onlyGet started with Tiimo for free on mobile or web by following this link:https://tiimo.onelink.me/w6CP/AlexPartridgeProducer: Timon Woodward Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices