How Exercise Can Help with ADHD (and How to Actually Do It)

Exercise is one of the most-suggested natural treatments for ADHD, and for good reason. Experts agree that exercise is not enough to replace stimulant medication, but it can affect the brain in the same way. For those with ADHD, it can be difficult to exercise regularly. I’ll share some tips that might help.

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Den Heijer, A., Groen, Y., Tucha, L., Fuermaier, A., Koerts, J., Lange, K., . . . Tucha, O. (2017). Do you want to sweat it out? Study of the systematic literature on the effects of exercise on cognition, behavior, and cognition in ADHD children and adults: Journal of Neural Transmission, 124, S3-S26.

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Research ConsultantsPatrick A. LaCount M.S.
Liz Lemon

“The Show Must Be Go,” Professor Umlaut,” “Professor Umlaut,” and “DooblyDoo,” as well as “Life of Riley” and “Volatile Reaction”
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