What Are The Fundamental Causes Of ADHD? | Horizon: ADHD and Me | BBC Earth Science
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2024
- Professor Barbara Franke uses a variety of insects in her lab to determine which pathways lead from genetics to ADHD. By altering the genes, Barbara and her colleagues are able to analyse the insects behaviour and understand which aspect is correlated with ADHD.
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What a clever approach to induce fly distraction. Simple, measurable, repeatable. Excellent.
Genetic in flies is simple and easy to study,whereas genetic in humans are extremely complicated to handle.
How do they know they didn’t just discover the gene for being attracted to moving green lights? This experiment may be flawed.
Wow. Great work all around
I would say fly with adhd will more likely to survive as they will be hopping around looking for new things, whereas one without will be stuck with known stuff and will be ghetoed.
Great research! Just an affirmation to make though. I have ADD (ADHD before) and I’ve found this problem pretty useful over the years. I’m always thinking about random stuff but this allows me to run many different creative projects at the same time in my mind.
What is your success rate in these projects. I have a friend who is always buzzing with ideas. She never even starts most and if she does they soon peter out. Luckily she has a skill which makes her enough money to get by.
@@helenamcginty4920 well you have to develop techniques to put the projects on the tracks and stay in line to finish them but it’s doable. It just takes motivation
Is it possible for the flies to have highly fast processing tiny brains so they constantly moving everywhere? I am guessing the flies needs to be freed and live as their true self, normally animals like deer, panda or birds have a distinctive repetitive but different activities pathway during different season and circumstances, flies on the other hand couldn't go express themselves as distinctively as the mammals which is probably the reason why they constantly move themselves from one point to another. I also found bees to be a fairly interesting comparative study to flies, since they have a queen b to judge on the quality of food the bees bring which makes bees fly in a predictable manner to serve their queen b
Ooh what a surprise, look at all the Daily Fail etc. ignorance in the comments....
I was ADHD as a child, but not as an adult infact I'm often the complete opposite however that could be due to depression.
I have read that some bods think that depression is the sign of a realistic approach to the world. The rest of the time we are fooling ourselves. 😂
It's Tig Notaro!
If we are close to a fly in genes we could fly someday❤❤🎉🎉
Time Flies!
But these prefer bananas 😂
Is ADHD more nature or nurture?
Genetic, so nature
So basically if a certain fly bites your mom while you rendering...
Huh? Not at all how genetics works
My theory is that ADHD was an advantageous evolutionary behaviour from Indo Europeans living in the steppe. It would be very handy riding the steppes
Hmm. Wouldn't that mean an incredibly low prevelance rate everywhere else?
behavioral analyses aren't effective on a global scale, too many cultural differences.
How exactly?
4:32 What is that cartoon voice about?
It’s meant to be the flies talking 😂😂😂
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Fun😅
SUGAR!
she probably miss her pets, lol I mean these flies ar elike pets miniature dogs and cats and rabbits and stuff.
Before I retired, I treated many children with ADHD. I research which foods and particularly sweets were typically ingested. Whilst many of the man made additive chemicals were relatively safe, many man made chemicals if mixed with others in a test tube would create a reaction producing gas. By stopping one or more items in the diet,the condition disappeared. Chemicals meeting in the fine blood vessels in the brain was causing the children to behave bizarrely!
Many people would be grateful if you share this information.
@@initial_commityou trust a comment under a youtube video?
I love referencing to euginics-based studies 🤩
@@wormpielars979 you are right. One can be vulnerable when looking for a cure :)
@@initial_commit Each case has to be assessed dependant on the chemicals included in combinations of foods. Many food additives and agricultural chemicals found in foods create the chemical reaction which then generates gases in blood vessels, pressure and strange behaviour. Keeping to basic food ingredients and avoiding foods with man made chemicals is the easiest way to avoid the problem.
BBC. Expert on medical conditions such as covid. LOL
Everyone has "ADHD" nowadays.
People might think it's b.s. but it might actually be true. I am an 80's baby and was diagnosed in the 90's, but read some research about a decade ago that hypothesized that ADHD could indeed multiply and take over due to impulsivity and higher affinity for em, procreative activities. I didn't want to have kids in an unstable situation and with my genes no less, so even when I was living a wild life I was always somehow careful about certain...things. Now I'm about to turn 40 so kinda getting past that stage.
Carpet glues and pesticides.
It's not genetics.
ADHD is massively over diagnosed. I used to teach and it was used as a cop out by parents. I don’t think I taught one ADHD child let alone the hoardes with “ADHD”
There's quite a big claim to make without any actual scientific information to support it.
So you just deemed on your own that the diagnoses were all incorrect? How did you do this assessment exactly? Do you have any actual knowledge of the psychiatric research literature? Or this just impressionism?
@@RobespierreThePoof do you have a teaching degree? Child psychology, abnormal psychology, developmental psychology credits? Real cases are flagged by teachers. ADHD cases often come from the parent’s insistence. Does this help?
@@RobespierreThePoof p.s. Go back to school yourself. Maybe you’ll learn spelling and grammar lol.
@@johnransom1146 I agree with you. I am also a teacher and I realized that some parents used ADHD as an excuse to support their child's unacceptable behavior. Instead of correcting it, they will ask the school to accommodate their children.
Aaah poor troll
ADHD used to be called a hyper kid. Hyper kids don’t need medication so they changed it.
Misdiagnosis is the primary cause.
Guess everyone needs a job. This is doing nothing for the people that have this.
Are you academic? What do you work at?
I'm actually a professor and have many PHD's such as physics and chemistry this is why I ask my question. Seems you don't know if this study is even worth it either.
@@ariespinal4101Don't talk shyte and pretend you have 2 phds 😅You have two youtube channels by the looks of things. What a wally.
Woke parents raising weak children …. Is why
Pretty sure adhd existed before wokeness.
It is not fun to live with it believe me I know.
Think of it this way, you're teaching 100 kids and say 5 of them can't sit still and keep shaking. Sure a few times is w.e, maybe they had too much sugar or something that day, but every single day? What else do you call this anomaly?
Haha. A moronic comment once again..
@@MisterFatherSir310 Why don't we have historical records of hyperactive children driving parents crazy? Why did not traditional societies such a problem? I grew up in a village in rural Anatolia and I never heard about a hyperactive child. There were some very energetic friends of mine, who used to climb trees, jump from roofs, or do some other antics. But all of them became sane, responsible and hardworking farmers in the end. I think the real problem is the urban life that prevents children from spending their energy and having meaningful experiences on their own.
Fake news