Thread: Diagnosis required - What is wrong with me ?

People with hypoglycemia and diabetes need to avoid caffeine. I didn't get that from that article. I have known it for decades due to many sources and my own experience. The article I posted is not meant to be my ultimate source. It is an article from a medical doctor (which means so much to you) about stuff I already knew. So there's a doctor for Phil. The last line about God isn't something I agree with, but the nutritional information is factual.

Originally Posted by Universal Mind

People with hypoglycemia and diabetes need to avoid caffeine. I didn't get that from that article. I have known it for decades due to many sources and my own experience. The article I posted is not meant to be my ultimate source. It is an article from a medical doctor (which means so much to you) about stuff I already knew. So there's a doctor for Phil. The last line about God isn't something I agree with, but the nutritional information is factual.

Who said OP had either of those things? Now you're just restating what I already said as if it was your point all along.

It's an article with no sources by a doctor trying to state all of it as fact for every single person who has trouble focusing. She uses several fallacies and refuses to look at anyone's side of this but her own. If I met a doctor like her in real life I would discredit them just the same.

Also I'm having trouble finding the place on her website where she confirms she's a doctor. Guide me? All I can see is her ten-step plan to curing cancer and the fact that she believes AIDS can be transmitted through kissing.

BTW, and I think I've said this to some extent - The article about ADHD has some great advice referring to what you should be eating, and everybody should try their best to avoid things that are harmful, but to flaunt it as some kind of cure for ADD or ADHD is both factually and ethically wrong.