new personalities and losing interest in hobbies Posted: 01-25-08 13:24pm
is this a sympthom of a.d.d when you
wanna do more then one things
(ex.musician,dancer,actress) addicted to
taking up new personality or something
that can give you attention and then
loosing intrest jumping from hobbies to
hobbies
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healthhealer
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Jan 2008 Posts: 6
Posted: 01-30-08 03:51am
The reason you are losing interest in the
activities you are doing is because your
diet is not a highly energetic one. Your
lack in energy is only providing your
vital organs with the accumulated energy
you have to survive there is not enough
energy for your body to live. So this is
why you have no drive to do anything for
the fact that your body doesn’t see any
motivation to use any of your reserved
energy that is for your vital organ unless
it is to survive.
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z8NeonGenesis
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Mar 2008 Posts: 58
Posted: 03-05-08 06:45am
It could also be a sympton of Aspergus
Syndrome, people with aspergus seem to go
through different hobbies and interests
every few months they can be very
obsessive compulsive and be very obsessed
with one thing for a certain time and then
never do it again. but i generally dont
think it is a sympton of ADD and it can
also be due to your diet as stated above
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