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Andrew Tate’s rant about ADHD not being real is hilarious. 🤯🤣 "ADHD is not real. Why is there no ADHD in China? Because the parents in China know kung fu. Kick your kids a**es if they run their mouths."

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6/ Doctors Are Trained To Miss The Real Cause "The average physician never gets a single lecture on brain development." The diagnosis is circular: Why does Johnny have ADHD? Because he can't focus. Why can't he focus? Because he has ADHD. It explains nothing.

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