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ADHD-FRIENDLY EATING · VOL. 01
The Low-Executive-Function Meal Plan
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ADHD-friendly healthy eating · vol. 01
Dopamine-friendly recipes. Minimal steps. Real strategies for cooking paralysis, sensory overload, and the days when standing up is the goal.
This isn't a plan that assumes you have the executive function to meal-prep on Sundays or "eat the rainbow." It's built for the eleven-decision problem that "just make dinner" actually is — with permission to eat the same thing for a week, permission to use the microwave, and permission for cold cereal at 11pm to count as dinner.
What's inside
- Why eating is hard for ADHD and autistic brains — and why it's architecture, not laziness
- The anti-perfectionism philosophy: five permissions and a done-is-better-than-perfect hierarchy
- Seven cooking-paralysis strategies for the stuck moment
- A sensory and texture reference for when the food isn't the problem — the feel of it is
- Dopamine-friendly eating: how to make the food itself the reward
- Setting up a low-spoon kitchen, plus a pre-sorted grocery list
- An emergency food protocol for the days the kitchen isn't happening
- Sixteen recipes, sorted by spoon-level — one spoon, two spoons, or three
Your brain isn't broken. The advice was just made for a different one.
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