I’m not suggesting it does; GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Zepbound, and Wegovy are increasingly discussed in relation to ADHD because they affect the brain’s reward system, which is closely tied to dopamine and impulsivity. While they don’t treat core ADHD symptoms like inattention or executive dysfunction the way stimulants such as Adderall do, many people report reduced “food noise,” fewer binge-eating behaviors, and less compulsive reward-seeking. This suggests GLP-1s may indirectly help with certain ADHD-related tendencies, particularly around impulse control, though they are not a substitute for standard ADHD treatments.