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Many people with ADHD struggle with a frustrating cycle: the ADHD brain won’t shut down at night, leading to poor sleep, which then worsens ADHD symptoms the next day. This vicious cycle is rarely talked about, yet it deeply affects focus, mood, memory, and emotional regulation. Racing thoughts, sensory sensitivity, and delayed sleep phase are common reasons why falling asleep feels nearly impossible. The more tired the brain gets, the harder it becomes to control impulses and manage tasks, fueling anxiety and overstimulation at night. Breaking this cycle often requires a tailored routine, calming techniques, and sometimes professional help to support both sleep and ADHD management effectively. ADHD Brain Won't Sleep? The Vicious Cycle No One Talks About

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ADHD & sleep: a brutal cycle. The ADHD brain doesn't just find sleep harder—it fights it. Wired at night, foggy in the day. Stress spirals into hours of overthinking. Is there a way out of this loop?

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