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Exploring stutter recovery: a discussion

Exploring stutter recovery: a discussion According to various research studies, persistent developmental stuttering (PDS) usually isn't associated with brain lesions, neuropathology, or impairment in ...

That hypothesis really makes sense especially when looking at my stuttering patterns. Also after my knowledge chronic pmo aaddiction depletes serotonin receptors which increases dopamine activity thu...

some people tried xanax and they said it helped a little bit, i won’t risk addiction tbh.. also it’s impossible to get in my country without prescription...

I have the same problems as you state. But would our stutter not decrease if we got any medicine that would lower dopamine activity in those areas of the brain where there is an excess increase? Becau...

Stutter research has officially identified this experience as the “speak alone phenomenon.” As far as researchers know, they claim that stuttering, as identified in neurology, is neurodevelopmental,...

I love learning about brain research and the brain's elasticity so I would personally approach it from that point of view. But I'm not an expert by any means. For me, it's just a popular science hobby...

Seconding this about the correlation of stuttering and OCD - and also ADHD! I’ve also had a stutter since early childhood, and was just diagnosed with ADHD last year (at 41 yrs old). Apparently there ...

I didn't know there was a study, that's really interesting, thanks for letting me know. I wonder if there is a genetic (?) link between stuttering and IQ, or whether it's more that having a stutter f...

There are studies and the research does show people who stutter have a higher than average IQ....

I would highly recommend looking into it more. It's quite interesting. If I remember correctly, it's not that OCD causes stuttering, it's that both conditions are from the same part of the brain. I'...

This is instantly skewed due to the nature of reddit most likely having an overrepresentation of users of average to above average IQ. However, a study conducted by [(Farazi et al.)](https://rehabili...

Yes I can see how kids with stutters could easily be misread and seen as "stupid". I wonder if there's a link between stuttering and conditions such as dyslexia and ADHD though?...

Well, stuttering is caused by some type of brain damage, but in a very small part of the brain. It has nothing to do with intelligence....

Thanks! ¡VERY GOOD! As you can heard from Paul, he thinks that mushrooms helped him developing new neuronal pathways and re-seting the neurology of the human brain so he can elocute in a diferent wa...

I think you have ADD. Before I started taking adderall I’d always get lost in my own thoughts. I could barely even stay focused long enough to have a conversation...

While I was being born the umbilical cord somehow got wrapped around my neck. I was loosing oxygen(hypoxia) and blood to my brain, as the doctor tried to yank me out with forceps. I was also slamming ...

Stuttering can be due to a ton of different things. Brain damage can definitely cause a stutter, as well as some neurological medicine such as Wellbutrin. At the same time, you can get a stutter with ...

In the book Life on Delay: Making Peace with a Stutter by John Hendrickson, he goes into how stuttering might be closely tied to OCD. But to answer your question, no. Stuttering has nothing to do wit...

Correlation isn't always Causation. It just can happen that you are bad at math AND have a stutter, I always meet people who cannot comprehend basic logic and math but have a fluent speech. Even th...

Actually the opposite. It’s been my experience that people who stutter have above average intelligence. I always thought, it was because our brains are constantly at work monitoring our speech and con...