How Fake Belly Fat Is Caused by Body Position
It’s still trendy for thin influencers to post pics of themselves in the middle of sitting up, using this trickery to claim that even they have fat in their abdomen.
Can an Autistic Be Too Old to Get a New Special Interest?
Autistic and wondering if getting older means a “burning out” of your capacity for new special interests?
The “Keep It Real” Social Media Cult: It’s Old, Move On
Truly inspirational women don’t obsessively preach that influencers post the best photo and delete the rest. Enough of this virtue signaling already.
When You Eat Really Does Count Towards Weight Loss
It’s not a myth: When you eat can contribute to your weight loss goals. It’s no longer just about portions, sugar and macronutrients. Timing is important.
“A Mild Form of Neurodivergence?” Say the Word: AUTISM!
I was watching a true crime documentary and the narrator said the victim’s young son “had a mild form of neurodivergence” and had to go to a special school. Hey, just say AUTISM!
How Much Can Parents Help with an Adult Autism Assessment?
It’s common for a psychologist to want to interview the parents of an adult seeking an autism assessment. But this can backfire.
Rapid Prompting Method: Steady Tapping Is Suspicious for Fraud
Videos of nonspeaking autistic people using rapid prompting method usually show a fixed, uniform tapping with their index finger – as though tapping to a music beat.
Ankle Weights on Inclined Treadmill: Should You Hold On?
I saw a woman wearing ankle weights as she walked on an inclined treadmill, but she was holding on.
A Mighty Weapon Against Inflammation: Nutrient Combinations
