Have #ADHD? Do you crave #caffeine and love #protein? There might be a reason! #diet #energy #focus

In this solo YouTube video, Randy Dean reflects on receiving an ADHD diagnosis later in life and how it clarifies long‑standing dietary habits. He explains that his lifelong love of protein and aversion to sugary foods likely stem from protein’s slower digestion and blood‑sugar‑stabilizing effects, which are especially important for people with ADHD who are sensitive to glucose spikes and crashes. He also describes his lifelong craving for caffeine—soda, tea, coffee, diet sodas—as a form of self‑medication, noting that caffeine’s stimulant properties can modestly boost dopamine regulation, helping mitigate ADHD symptoms. Dean uses these insights to encourage viewers to seek proper diagnosis and professional treatment rather than relying on excessive caffeine or sugary drinks.










