QC: When Neurodivergent Brains Forget To Eat- Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani
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QC: When Neurodivergent Brains Forget To Eat- Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani
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We talk with Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani about why neurodivergent people with chronic illness can miss hunger cues, struggle with meal planning, and feel overwhelmed by fullness. We connect the dots between sensory experience, shame, and restriction, then look at how treating ADHD can make nourishment feel more doable.
• how neurodivergence changes hunger cues and interoception
• sensory factors like texture, smell, and fullness that can drive avoidance
• why the system is built around neurotypical expectations
• how shame builds when bright kids cannot fit the mold
• the focus myth of restriction and the real cost of malnutrition
• why disordered eating is biopsychosocial, not an appetite problem
• how ADHD treatment can reduce self-medication through restriction or caffeine
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