19/11/2025
Struggling to notice you’re hungry until you’re shaky, nauseous, or suddenly ragey?
You’re not “bad at listening to your body” – ADHD can genuinely mess with interoception (your internal body signals) and hunger recognition.
In this video I break down:
What interoception is and how it works
How ADHD and executive dysfunction make it harder to notice subtle body cues
Why hyperfocus can completely override hunger and thirst signals
How this can show up as “forgetting to eat”, bingeing later, or living on snacks and caffeine
Gentle, realistic strategies to support your brain and body without diet culture
You’ll also see my own ADHD in real time – my brain is absolutely glitching in this video.
There are pauses, word-fumbles, and moments where I lose my sentence and have to circle back. I’m leaving that in on purpose, because this is what a real ADHD brain can look like when it’s trying to explain something complex on camera.
If you recognise yourself in this – the missed meals, the sudden crashes, the “oh wow, I haven’t eaten all day” moments – you’re not broken and you’re not alone.
Need more support?
If you’re navigating ADHD, chronic illness and chaotic eating patterns, we can look at your nutrition, energy, and routines together in a way that’s actually realistic for your brain.
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No shame. No diet rules. Just science, compassion, and nervous-system-friendly changes.