Question because although i happen to believe that we overdiagnose childhood psychiatric disorders, adhd being the leading overdiagnosed disorder among them, there is a science behind it. for example, when we do brain scans for those who have been diagnosed appropiately with adhd, and in the frontal lobe, which is the largest area of the brain, the prefrontal cortex, responsible for things like language, decision-making as it relates to this conversation, attention, we see different neurochemical activity. so we can prove scientifically the adhd brain so to speak is the different from the non-...