A presumably extremely expensive headband that claims to be a "MRI in your pocket" and has an AI assistant to help you use it correctly seems like yet another scam preying on the disabled.
I'll stick to the meds thanks.
Probably not technically a scam, there is plenty of research showing that it might be somewhat effective but nothing particularly innovative (you can get a generic stimulator for probably a lot less without all the extreme marketing overhead).
presumably this induces a flow state, one of the documented advantages of tDCS, and helps drown out the ADHD
Oh, that CBT.
Mind telling me what have you tried as far diet goes?
* cutting general sugar (eg fruit): depression
* cutting carbs: also depression
* various oil suppliments: no change
* CBD oil: less manic, no help with concentration, too expensive for the cost/benefit to be worth it
I cannot overstate how good sleeping properly is. It does mean I need to be super careful with the meds so they're out of my body by the time I'm in bed, but a good night's sleep and some medical grade stimulants with a nice cup of tea is the best way I've found to have a productive day.
Did anybody give you tips on this? the depression generally lifts after 2 months. For most people it's around 2 weeks, but for stubborn cases it may take upto 2 month especially for women.
Anyway, I'm sure you are fed up hearing advise/tips, I'll leave it at that. If you think I may have something to offer (and I think I do) email me.
Ps: I'm fully cognizant that every person has their favorite diet/remedy, and I'm just another delusional individual who thinks I've (partially) figured it out).