P*RN INDUCED ADHD WITH DR. TRISH LEIGH!

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TLDRIn this episode of "Porn Brain Rewire," Dr. Trish Lee explores the relationship between pornography consumption and ADHD, particularly whether porn can cause ADHD. Dr. Lee delves into how brain performance, especially in the frontal lobes, influences attention and the development of ADHD. She describes both organic and porn-induced ADHD, noting that porn use can mimic ADHD symptoms by altering brainwave frequencies, particularly increasing the use of Theta waves during developmental periods like adolescence. This disruption can impair attention, focus, and executive functioning over time. Additionally, she discusses how organic ADHD, characterized by slower processing speeds from birth, makes individuals more susceptible to porn consumption to alleviate symptoms. Dr. Lee emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between organic and porn-induced ADHD, suggesting that a quantitative EEG brain map can help in diagnosis. As a strategy, she highlights the significance of stopping porn consumption to allow brain healing through neuroplasticity, recommending technological interventions like brain training to support optimal brain performance.

Takeaways

  • 🧠 Porn consumption can reshape brainwave patterns, affecting attention.
  • 🚦 Organic ADHD involves naturally slower brain processing speeds.
  • ⚡ Theta brainwaves during the day can cause attention problems.
  • 🔍 Porn use can exacerbate ADHD symptoms, especially in young brains.
  • 💡 Neuroplasticity allows the brain to change and heal.
  • 🛑 To aid focus, it's crucial to stop consuming porn.
  • 📊 QEEG brain mapping helps differentiate ADHD causes.
  • 🔄 Both organic and porn-induced ADHD exhibit similar brain patterns.
  • 👨‍🎓 ADHD often carries early-life learning challenges.
  • 🔧 Technology can retrain the brain for optimal function.

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  • 00:00:00 - 00:05:00

    Dr. Trish Lee introduces the podcast discussing the relationship between porn use and ADHD. She addresses concerns about adult ADHD diagnoses and explains the focus areas for the episode, which include understanding ADHD in terms of brain function, the effects of porn on brain attention, and distinguishing between organic ADHD and porn-induced ADHD. The podcast aims to equip listeners with a brain hack strategy for improving attention and focus.

  • 00:05:00 - 00:10:00

    The discussion delves into brain performance, emphasizing the frontal lobe's role in attention and memory. Dr. Lee outlines the difference between organic ADHD, characterized by slower brain processing speed, and the challenges of stimulant medication. She explains the ideal brain 'humming' rate and the complications when the brain operates too fast or too slow, resulting in reduced attention and increased impulsivity. These issues can coexist in people, forming what she terms a 'pendulum brain.'

  • 00:10:00 - 00:15:00

    Dr. Lee explains the concept of 'strained brain' caused by ADHD, highlighting the underperformance of the frontal lobe and the role of neurodiversity. She notes that ADHD brain patterns can be adjusted via neuroplasticity for optimal brain performance. Furthermore, ADHD is marked by a high Theta-to-Beta ratio, which influences dopamine levels, cognitive processes, and physical behaviors. This section prepares listeners to understand how porn disrupts brain function similarly.

  • 00:15:00 - 00:20:00

    The podcast shifts focus to the symbiotic relationship between porn use and ADHD. Dr. Lee mentions that porn can mimic ADHD brain patterns by affecting frontal lobe function and dopamine levels in users who weren't born with ADHD. For those with organic ADHD, porn offers temporary stimulation at the expense of worsening ADHD symptoms. The concept of 'symbiosis' is key here, where users with ADHD seek out porn for emotional regulation, inadvertently exacerbating their condition.

  • 00:20:00 - 00:25:00

    Further discussion reveals that long-term porn use mirrors ADHD symptoms, producing cognitive challenges like impulsivity and reduced executive function. Dr. Lee suggests assessing whether learning difficulties existed before porn use can distinguish organic ADHD from porn-induced symptoms. Tools such as qEEG brain mapping are recommended for an accurate diagnosis of brain activity, aiding in identifying the underlying causes of ADHD symptoms in relation to porn.

  • 00:25:00 - 00:30:38

    Concluding, Dr. Lee advises quitting porn to alleviate ADHD-like symptoms, emphasizing how porn exacerbates these issues. She suggests utilizing neuroplasticity to rewire brain pathways and restore focus. For those struggling, she proposes solutions like her complete essential guide and brain training programs, stressing the importance of control over technological consumption to prevent ADHD pattern reinforcement. This empowerment narrative frames neuroplasticity as a tool for cognitive recovery.

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  • How does excessive porn consumption potentially lead to ADHD?

    ADHD can emerge if excessive porn use during adolescence slows down brainwave patterns that should normally increase in speed.

  • What is the difference between Organic and Porn-Induced ADHD?

    Organic ADHD is present from birth and often comes with early learning challenges, while porn-induced ADHD develops after regular exposure to pornography, affecting brainwave patterns.

  • Does porn directly cause ADHD?

    No, porn consumption is more a contributor that worsens ADHD symptoms rather than a direct cause if ADHD is present from birth.

  • How can you determine if ADHD is organic or porn-induced?

    A quantitative EEG (QEEG) brain mapping can help determine if ADHD symptoms are due to organic causes or influenced by porn usage.

  • How can you infer if your ADHD may be organic before any formal testing?

    If you had learning challenges before the consumption of porn, it is more likely to be organic.

  • What is neuroplasticity?

    It's a process where the brain changes based on how it is used, meaning it can be shaped positively or negatively over time.

  • How can you begin to heal your brain from porn-induced ADHD?

    Ceasing porn consumption can reduce the negative impacts on brainwave patterns associated with ADHD symptoms.

  • How can you regain control over your brain's neuroplastic nature?

    By realizing that brain plasticity can be influenced by what you consume, which means lessening harmful stimuli like porn can create positive brain changes.

  • What strategies can be used to treat severe ADHD symptoms influenced by porn?

    Techniques using neuroscience and technology, such as EEG brain training, can help aggressive ADHD symptoms diminish.

  • Why are Theta brainwaves problematic if they dominate during waking hours?

    Theta brain waves can lead to attention problems, fatigue, and a need for stimulation when engaged incorrectly during alert times.

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  • 00:00:00
    hey welcome back for another episode of porn brain  rewire with me Dr Trish Lee today we are going to
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    discuss if porn causes ADHD yes I know that's a  big conversation that's definitely loaded but I
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    wanted to broach the subject because it's  National ADHD awareness month so I talked
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    to so many men who tell me that they were just  diagnosed with adult ADHD and and I got to tell
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    you it chaps my AR a little bit when I hear it  so often and I'm going to tell you why but in
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    this podcast what we're going to do is we are  first going to discuss what ADHD is in terms
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    of brain performance in terms of frontal lobe  functioning in terms of the reward system this
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    is a good conversation for everybody attention  we'll just talk about attention first and then
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    the lack of attention so stay with me for that  piece then we're going to go to what porn does
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    to your brain in relation to attention and focus  and ADHD then third what we're going to do is talk
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    about how can you know for sure if you have what  I call quote unquote organic ADHD or if your brain
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    has been impacted by porn use in a similar but  different way and then stay with me until the
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    end of this podcast because of course I'm going to  have your brain hack strategy for the day on how
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    you can improve your attention and focus okay so  let's dig in get your Journal out get your pen out
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    so that you can process these Concepts especially  if you struggle with attention or if you have been
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    diagnosed with ADHD okay number one let's talk  about what is ADHD in terms of brain performance
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    or brain functioning so we are going to back up to  attention so we'll start with the conversation on
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    how does a tension fall out in the brain well  basically very simplified in terms of the way
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    I think about brain performance which is using  EEG electrogram there have been all the areas
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    of our brain have been identified for the skill  or ability that they are in control of so we know
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    that this area if you're watching me on YouTube  this area up in the left frontal lobe is the area
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    that's Prim primarily responsible for attention  working memory uh over on the right hand side
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    we also have impulse control and judgment so the  whole frontal Lo we're going to keep it simple I
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    was going to go on and on but I I vowed to keep it  simple so we're not here for 52 minutes again but
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    the frontal lobe is for attention focus working  memory on the left impulse control and judgment
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    primarily on the right the entire higher frontal  lobe is for socialization and we know that the
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    frontal lobe is linked through Pathways to the  reward center in the midbrain so attention is
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    primarily upfront in your brain and when you have  the ability to focus and you're in Cal Focus you
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    have the ability to attend you're not impacted by  distractors your brain is running at the perfect
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    speed to be able to focus on what you are doing  doing and then be able to move through small steps
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    to a larger end goal gleaning rewards at tiny  small pieces or at small amounts along the way
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    but then culminating in the completion of a bigger  project this is called executive function at the
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    completion of this bigger project your brain gets  a larger amount of dopamine so that's what optimal
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    brain performance feels like when your frontal  lobe is running well now what I mean by running
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    well is that it's using electrical energy at  the perfect frequency and frequency is Hertz
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    it's literally cycles per second of how fast  that electrical energy is moving in your brain
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    so typically between around 12 and 15 Hertz is  optimal frequency for calm Focus calmer is going
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    to be down closer to 10 more focused is going to  be up to 15 Hertz 15 Hertz is 15 cycles per second
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    it's your brain's humming along at a perfect  speed if you can conceptualize it and I've got
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    my fingers twirling at a really comfortable rate  on YouTube if you're watching me there so what
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    happens when you have difficulty with attention  one of two things or both simultaneously occur
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    so one of these two things might happen or they  might happen comorbidly at the same time the first
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    thing is that your brain might be running too  slow so if you have organic ADHD you were born
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    with a brain that at rest or when you're trying  to focus runs a little bit slow slower closer to
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    7 Hertz so it's functioning down here more slowly  which makes it difficult to attend because we want
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    it up at 12 to 15 Hertz that's why doctors will  prescribe stimulant medication because the goal
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    is to get this slower 5 to 7 Hertz brain to go  12 to 15 Hertz in the day unfortunately there's
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    many uh very challenging ramifications to taking  a stim a stimulant medication in the short run and
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    definitely in the long run so the goal is though  to speed up the brain from 5 to 7 Hertz to 12 to
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    15 Hertz so it's humming along so the organic  ADHD is a brain that is using two too much slow
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    processing speed and the way that I talk about  this slow speed is kind of like your brain has the
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    brakes on and the reason I say that is because 12  to 15 Hertz is a speed called beta and it's kind
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    of perfect processing speed this slower speed 5  to 7 Hertz is called Theta Theta is like having
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    the brakes on in your brain Theta is supposed to  engage to make you feel groggy and to help you
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    fall asleep in the evening it's not supposed to  be engaged while you're at work or while you're at
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    school that's what will drag your brain and make  you feel tired or fatigued or make it feel very
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    difficult to attend it also creates impulsivity  or the need for stimulation because the slower
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    running brain wants to find something to stimulate  it to help it speed up so Theta kind of gets a bad
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    wrap but it gets the bad wrap because it's cre  creating all of these challenges within the day
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    when we really wanted to engage in the evening  to engage the Sleep Cycle so this slow speed's
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    called Theta it's like putting the brakes on but  you don't want the brakes on in your brain during
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    the day you want your foot off the brake and your  brain gassing at the perfect speed 12 to 15 Hertz
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    for calm Focus now I said one of two things or  both is happening the second thing is that your
  • 00:07:29
    brain might be running entirely too fast it could  be running up to 30 Hertz double that 12 to 15
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    Herz cycle and I've got my fingers worn Away on  YouTube so if your brain is going this fast it's
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    like one of those bullet trains if you're on a  bullet train not that I've been but if you're
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    on a bullet train you can't see the trees within  the forest because your brain is going so fast
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    so it's difficult to focus and it's difficult to  get things done well because your brain is going
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    so fast you can't slow it down enough to focus  well enough to do what you need to do to succeed
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    in terms of cognition so this extra fast speed is  called high beta High beta is the speed of anxiety
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    stress rushing overdrive get things done survival  mode so high beta is that extra fast speed Theta
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    is the slow speed and I'm constantly talking  about these speeds here in terms of the pendulum
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    fact so I told you that your brain can also be  in both of those modes simultaneously we know
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    from the science that high beta and Theta coexist  comorbidly at the same time more often than not
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    so if your brain is running slow because you were  born with ADHD what it inherently does is it puts
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    the gas The Petal to the metal to compensate for  the slower speed for the breaking so if you were
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    born with ADHD you will get this speeding up  of the brain most of the time some people don't
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    but most people do and I'm going to tell you how  you can know in just a few minutes but that's the
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    feeling of breaking and gassing that's the feeling  of wanting to be calm down but also wanting to be
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    stimulated that's the feeling of wired and tired  and that is the pendulum brain and it creates a
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    lot of strain in the system so I've started to  call it strained brain and if your brain is so
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    strained it needs something to take the edge off  and that's how it feels to many people so going
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    back to ADHD for a few more minutes is that we  know that ADHD is decreased functioning in the
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    frontal lobe it's damage to the frontal lobe or  dysfunction damage is the wrong word that's a porn
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    term I'm going to talk about that in a minute and  and you might see where I'm going with this but
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    it is less than optimal functioning and I know  that you know there's neurodiversity and I'm of
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    course I'm uh one of the biggest celebrators of  neurodiversity being the mama bear of five and
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    a half kids that are all completely different  neurodiversity Is My Jam but what I don't enjoy
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    about quote unquote neurodiversity is when  it creates problems for people and challenges
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    and they don't know how to overcome it and they  struggle through life because their brain was born
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    going too slow and so I've been helping people  with ADHD for over 30 years and this is something
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    that's important to me because I want people to  know that's the beauty of neuroplasticity just
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    because your brain is running too slow we can  make your brain run a little bit faster so that
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    it's at that optimal processing speed so you can  think well you can feel well and you can perform
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    better and the struggle goes down so that's what I  want people to know about ADHD but I am digressing
  • 00:11:04
    here so what I'm talking about is a brain pattern  that's causing you issues and we know that the
  • 00:11:10
    marker for ADHD is something that's called a  TBR Theta to Beta ratio so many times Theta is
  • 00:11:18
    too high and I told you it might comorbidly have  high beta but for many people beta that 12 to 15
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    Hertz is also running low and that's a person  with slower processing speed not the brakes on
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    just the gas is going a little bit slower so when  I measure people's brain performance patterns I'm
  • 00:11:40
    looking at the TBR ratio and yep we're getting  ahead of the we're putting the card ahead of the
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    horse so we're not going to go there but ADHD is a  Theta to Beta ratio that's too high too much Theta
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    possibly not enough beta and most times too much  High beta is coexisting and it gives a person the
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    feeling of not being able to focus not being able  to attend being highly distracted hyperactivity
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    hyperactivity physically is self-stimulation  using the body to offset the slow speed it
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    gives people anxiety overthinking overthinking  is self-stimulation of the slower speed using
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    your mind so this slow processing speed can create  a lot of challenges for people so at at the same
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    time we also know that dopamine levels are low in  people who have ADHD and it that cascading of the
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    neurotransmitters has to do with how the brain is  using electrical energy so the electrical energy
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    in your brain is like your software it's it's  the software that's running the show and then
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    the Cascade of neurotransmitters falls out from  the optimal brain performance pattern all the
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    way out to highly disregulated brain patterns  dysfunctional brain patterns so essentially
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    the more dysfunction the more of the Cascade of  neurotransmitters and hormones and physiological
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    processes are going to change so if your brain  is in the middle in that sweet spot in the green
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    zone as I call it because it's a green qeg brain  map then the processes in your body are going to
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    fall out in a healthy way so the greater the  magnitude of brain dysfunction the greater
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    the magnitude of dysfunction of neurotransmitters  hormones chemicals physiological processes in the
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    body okay hopefully you're with me on that but  I'm going to tell you in in two more sections
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    what you can do about that if you're interested  but right now let's segue to number two how does
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    porn impact your brain especially in relation to  ADHD okay so now if you've been watching watching
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    my videos there's over 800 videos on YouTube or  if you've been following my podcast here you know
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    that the same brain pattern the pendulum brain or  the strained brain is at the core of a problematic
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    porn use habit so if you've been compulsively  using pornography for 5 years 10 years 15 years
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    one year if you've gone back to the screen to get  more dopamine and you might see where I'm going
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    with this to get more dopamine to feel good and  to offset those feelings of needing stimulation
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    or needing to be calmed down it's in fact very  much related so the question here on this video
  • 00:14:45
    is does porn cause ADHD and I'm going to answer it  at the end but the the question's more difficult
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    than that it's more symbiotic than just cause and  effect and that's what we're going to break down
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    in just a second so if you saw the movie Venom  such a good movie I know some people don't think
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    it is but Venom is kind of the you know he's  he's a symbiot I was going to say alter ego but
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    he's not really an alter ego he's the symbiot to  Spiderman and then he impacts people in a negative
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    way because the symbiosis means that they feed off  of each other and that's what's happening in the
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    Venom movie but the symbiosis is it's a feeding  off of each other so in terms of ADHD and porn
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    use they are definitely feeding off each other  but if you do not have the organic ADHD pattern
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    and you are consuming pornography we know it's  decreasing functioning in the frontal lobe and
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    it's desensitizing the reward center what does  that sound like it sounds like the brain pattern
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    that causes ADHD so in fact it's causing the  brain pattern that causes the the symptomology
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    of ADHD but they're different because ADHD is a  neurodevelopmental disorder which means your brain
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    was born with that slow processing speed of too  much Theta so for some people who've had a porn
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    habit for a long time your brain was not born  with too much Theta what happened was you found
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    porn in adolescence and I'm going to tell you how  it happens and I think it's mindblowing I'm going
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    to tell you how this happens in one second but you  found porn in adolescence and it made it so that
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    your brain used Too Much Theta across the rest of  development so I'm going to say that again is that
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    you found porn in adolesence when your brain was  still developing which most people do what happens
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    is your brain continues to use too much Theta when  Theta should have been decreasing in terms of its
  • 00:16:53
    use and this is the way that it happens and I  think this is kind of cool to know anyways is
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    that when a baby is born the baby sleeps all the  time right so that means the baby's brain is using
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    primarily extra slow speed Delta the baby sleeps  all the time then into childhood the baby sleeps
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    less and is awake more and is highly imaginative  and creative that means the brain starts using
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    more Theta less Delta then in Young when you're a  young child and into adolescence what happens is
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    you sleep even less and your brain starts using  more beta and using less Theta but if porn gets
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    into the mix at that time in development the  decrease in Theta doesn't happen it actually
  • 00:17:42
    increases because of porn use and the beta use  doesn't increase it stabilizes and stays there and
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    every time you go back to porn you're increasing  the use of theta decreasing functioning in the
  • 00:17:56
    frontal lobe and you're also desensitizing the  reward center through high levels of dopamine
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    and so in fact if you consume pornography for any  amount of time you can in fact cause the creation
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    or the Inception of the ADHD brain pattern in  your brain okay so now going back to the the
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    idea of symbiosis is that people who have organic  ADHD naturally want more stimulation and so in
  • 00:18:38
    a research article that's by Kenneth Blum uh and  Associates he talks about it as reward deficiency
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    syndrome and that ADHD is one diagnosis that  falls into reward deficiency syndrome and what
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    that means is it's a brain with less dopamine  that seeks out more dopamine or seeks out more
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    stimulation to feel good so that's the symbiotic  nature is that if you are born with ADHD you have
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    a stronger propensity to want to go to porn to  feel good because inherently your brain needs it
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    more than an optimally developed brain that uses  faster processing speed you want the stimulation
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    more and then knowing that that brain pattern is  linked to the anxiety brain pattern you also want
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    the calming more so if you actually are diagnosed  with Organic ADHD you need porn more than a person
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    who wasn't born with Organic ADHD but then in  watching porn your brain is accelerating the
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    ADHD pattern so you need it more and more and more  and more because that's the nature of dopamine and
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    even if you weren't born with the organic ADHD  pattern you are creating it and reinforcing it
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    over time over and over and over so porn can cause  the feelings of ADHD because it causes the ADHD
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    brain pattern for those who weren't born with  it those who were born with ADHD have a higher
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    likelihood of wanting to go to porn to feel calmed  and stimulated but in doing so it's worsening the
  • 00:20:22
    ADHD brain pattern that's the takeaway from all  of this I'm going to say it one more time if you
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    were born with ADHD there's a higher likelihood  that you want to go into the screen to consume
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    pornography to feel stimulated and calmed but in  doing so you're worsening your ADHD if you weren't
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    born with ADHD you likely found it in adolescence  and started to brew the ADHD brain pattern in
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    there that wasn't there inherently when you were  born but the more you've gone back to porn you are
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    making it so that your brain uses the ADHD brain  pattern and in fact then you're giving yourself
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    symptoms of ADHD like lack of focus difficulty  with executive function easily distracted impulse
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    control and judgment issues and social anxiety  so let's Segway to number three how do you know
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    if you have organic ADHD or if you might have porn  induced ADHD so this is how you know before third
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    grade before you found porn one or the other did  you have learning challenges people with Organic
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    ADHD they struggled with learning all along and  they might have had hyperactive Behavior when
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    they were young they had some self-stimulation  behaviors and then when porn came into the mix
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    porn became came the self-stimulation behavior so  an easy way to think about it is you know before
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    third grade or before you found porn did you have  learning challenges was learning difficult for you
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    did you have some of these symptoms and if the  answer is yes it's likely you have the organic
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    ADHD pattern which put you more at risk for  enjoying porn because of the reward deficiency
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    syndrome that that pattern gives your brain now if  you were a strong learner until you found porn and
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    then in middle school and in high school things  started to crap the bed a little bit and the
  • 00:22:38
    struggle became real in college then it's more  likely that it's porn induced ADHD because your
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    brain was using 12 to 15 Hertz when you were young  and then when porn came into the mix it started to
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    increase the slower speed five to seven Hertz  and if you kept going back you're slowing your
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    brain down even more now another thing happens  in porn too is that it will lower power in the
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    brain and if you consume a lot of pornography for  over the course of a long time frequent consistent
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    and especially intense and especially if you are  involved in edging in any way which means you're
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    going back to porn or masturbation or fantasy  without orgasm to keep your brain lingered in this
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    dopamine state if you are involved in any of that  and you're really struggling with Focus attention
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    and distraction and erectile dysfunction likely  what's happened is you've shifted your brain into
  • 00:23:44
    drain brain which is like an artificially induced  long-term dopamine induced State and it can create
  • 00:23:53
    porn induced ADHD because your brain is stuck in  neut neutral there's no more gassing there's no
  • 00:24:00
    more breaking you're stuck in neutral that's a  an escalation type of brain pattern that comes
  • 00:24:07
    out of long-term porn use whether you had organic  ADHD or not okay so another way that you can know
  • 00:24:14
    if you have true organic ADHD and if it's more  porn induced ADHD is to have a qeg brain map
  • 00:24:22
    this is what I do all day every day I can use  technology in your home which makes it so easy
  • 00:24:28
    I work with people all over the world I can see  exactly what brain patterns your brain is using
  • 00:24:35
    I can see if it's more organic I can see if it's  more porn induced ADHD I can see if there's the
  • 00:24:43
    anxiety piece I can see exactly how much Theta is  being used in the frontal lobe or anywhere else
  • 00:24:51
    it's very measurable it's called quantitative EEG  electron Seagram and it measures how your brain is
  • 00:24:58
    performing in all of the areas that I talked about  and I can even see the magnitude of ADHD I can see
  • 00:25:05
    the magnitude of porn induced ADHD I can see the  magnitude of erectile dysfunction meaning I can
  • 00:25:13
    see if you're one level off from optimal if you're  six levels off from optimal in every single brain
  • 00:25:19
    area and then obviously the more dysfunction  the more it changes all of that Cascade of
  • 00:25:26
    neurotransmitters hormones and physiological  processes that's why the bigger the dysfunction
  • 00:25:31
    the bigger the problems you'll have so that's how  you can know foso that's how you can know for sure
  • 00:25:39
    is doing a measurable brain map and if you're  interested go over to Dr Trish le.com uh under
  • 00:25:44
    work with Dr Trish Lee there's a tab that says  qeg Brain map check it out you'll see the brain
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    pattern for ADHD you'll see the brain pattern  for internet addictions they are different um
  • 00:25:55
    but they are symbiotic and uh they're like Venom  in nature okay so what's your brain hack strategy
  • 00:26:03
    for the day so this is an easy one it's probably  going to frustrate you if you are struggling with
  • 00:26:09
    Focus distraction attention it is imperative that  you stop watching pornography whether you have the
  • 00:26:17
    organic ADHD brain pattern or the porn induced one  if you are struggling with thinking cognition if
  • 00:26:25
    you have brain fog brain fog's different than  ADHD it is more of a porn induced ADHD because
  • 00:26:32
    it's born out of a different brain pattern if you  struggle with any of this you can make it better
  • 00:26:39
    by not watching porn so that is the takeaway  because I want you to know no matter if you
  • 00:26:45
    have organic or not porn is making it worse and I  get emails from people all the time saying I can't
  • 00:26:50
    believe how much better I feel I thought you were  nutty when I first heard you but then I've been
  • 00:26:56
    able to stay out of the screen for 35 days 172  days and my life is completely different so if you
  • 00:27:03
    want your brain to heal you have to stay out of  the screen then I've already told you our brains
  • 00:27:09
    can use neuroplasticity neuroplasticity is our  brain's changeability it isn't inherent that it's
  • 00:27:16
    going to heal it has to be pushed in a direction  and our brains are plastic so they will follow
  • 00:27:23
    the direction they are pushed in so right now if  you're going back into the screen you're pushing
  • 00:27:28
    your brain in the direction of ADHD so that's why  when you stop watching porn you stop pushing your
  • 00:27:36
    brain in the direction of ADHD so you've unwired  that piece but it doesn't mean you've rewired
  • 00:27:43
    your brain back to Optimal processing of calm  Focus that's what we need to get you to do so
  • 00:27:52
    if you've already if you're able to stay out of  pornography and stay out of the screen if you're
  • 00:27:58
    not let me start there if you're not able to you  need to check out my 90day complete essential
  • 00:28:03
    guide It's essential that you stop watching porn  so if you're not able to stop watching porn go to
  • 00:28:09
    my website under porn brain rewire check out the  digital programs the 90-day program is what you
  • 00:28:14
    need it has everything to stay out of the screen  but if you've already been able to stay out of
  • 00:28:19
    the screen and your brain hasn't rewired itself I  offer a really short course called Brain Training
  • 00:28:25
    101 where I teach you how to use technology and  I've talked about the brain training headband
  • 00:28:31
    on this podcast before but I know that nobody  understands what I'm talking about so if you
  • 00:28:38
    get into Brain Training 101 and at this recording  it's $49 it's very affordable I teach you how to
  • 00:28:44
    use that headband so that you can train your brain  out of the ADHD pattern into the optimal pattern
  • 00:28:51
    by yourself at home and it's very efficient it's  quite affordable and and it'll totally help you so
  • 00:28:59
    if you're still watching porn you need to get into  the 90-day program I also teach you how to use
  • 00:29:04
    that technology there but if you've been able to  stay out of the screen and you think you have that
  • 00:29:08
    buttoned up Brain Training 101 might be a good  start for you and I'll make sure we put the link
  • 00:29:13
    for that program below um but you can go over to  Dr Trish le.com scroll all the way to the bottom
  • 00:29:19
    and there's a workshops page there but this is  what I want you to know this is the brain hack is
  • 00:29:25
    that you can take the control back I know it seems  like a cliche uh little saying that I made up a
  • 00:29:33
    long time ago but it's totally true so if you're  giving the control over to porn it is controlling
  • 00:29:39
    your brain and at the same time ADHD this pattern  that's in there whether you were born with it
  • 00:29:45
    or not it might be controlling you to a certain  degree and you can take that control back when you
  • 00:29:51
    use technology to heal your brain technology and  Neuroscience you need the tech you need the proper
  • 00:29:59
    strategies also that's what's in those programs  it will bring your brain back it'll create more
  • 00:30:04
    neuroplasticity and it'll allow your brain to heal  I've helped so many people who had oppressive ADHD
  • 00:30:12
    that was just dragging them down and now they  don't have it anymore and I owe it to the tech
  • 00:30:19
    and the strategies that I was able to help these  people do this for themselves that's what I want
  • 00:30:25
    you to know neuroplasticity can be your best  friend or your worst enemy let's make it your
  • 00:30:30
    best friend okay go over to Dr trc.com and until  next time control your brain or it'll control you
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  • ADHD
  • pornography
  • brain function
  • neuroplasticity
  • Theta waves
  • brain mapping
  • executive function
  • focus
  • attention
  • EEG