Research out in Sept 2026 showed a big overlap with ADHD and IBS so I loved chatting to nutritional therapist Sarah Osborne about ADHD. We covered:
- Sarah's introduction to nutrition and then into specialising in ADHD
- How Sarah's clinic defines ADHD and how this differs from some of the standard definitions
- Why cooking and preparing meals with ADHD can be more tiring, and what is time blindness, task switching and executive function
- Why following a restrictive diet can be so appealing for some people and the all or nothing mentality
- Tips for managing your eating when you have ADHD and IBS.
Research we mentioned - https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/09/260911003840.htm
About Sarah
Sarah Osborne is a registered Nutritional Therapist, nutritionist, lecturer, TEDx and C-Talks speaker, and founder of So Nutrition, a specialist nutrition and coaching practice supporting neurodivergent people and their families.
Alongside her steam, Sarah specializes in ADHD, autism, gut health, emotional eating and the complex relationship between nutrition, brain function and eating behaviours. She is also a lecturer and clinical supervisor at the College of Naturopathic Medicine (CNM).
Through her clinical work, speaking engagements, and So Nutrition Academy, Sarah is passionate about making scientific research accessible, challenging outdated narratives around neurodivergence and promoting compassionate, evidence-informed approaches to nutrition that work in everyday life.
www.sonutrition.co.uk.
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