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Making Sense of Adult ADHD (Especially for Women) with Eve Lise Mamane
Spotify Episode Summary
In this episode of Lady Party, we sit down with Agave Health co-founder Eve Lise Mamane (https://www.agavehealth.com/) to unpack why so many adults—especially women—are just now realizing they may have ADHD.
For years, ADHD was narrowly defined as a childhood condition, often associated with hyperactive young boys. But today, we’re seeing a major shift—not because ADHD is suddenly more common, but because we’re finally recognizing how it actually presents in adults. From executive dysfunction to the invisible mental load of modern life, Eve breaks down what’s really going on beneath the surface.
We explore the all-too-familiar feeling of knowing exactly what needs to get done… and still not being able to do it. Eve shares her personal journey, the gaps in traditional treatment models, and how Agave is rethinking ADHD care with a more practical, real-life approach focused on systems, support, and sustainable behavior change.
This episode is for anyone who’s ever wondered: Is this just how I operate—or is there something more?
Key Takeaways:
It’s not more ADHD—it’s better recognition.
Increased diagnoses reflect a deeper understanding of how ADHD shows up, especially in adults and women.
Executive dysfunction is the missing link.
ADHD isn’t about intelligence or motivation—it’s about the brain’s ability to start, prioritize, and complete tasks.
Women have been widely overlooked.
Many were misdiagnosed or dismissed because their symptoms didn’t fit the traditional (male-centered) ADHD model.
Modern life amplifies symptoms.
Constant distractions, multitasking, and high mental load make ADHD traits more visible—and more disruptive.
Knowing ≠ doing.
One of the hallmark experiences: being fully aware of what needs to happen, but feeling unable to initiate action.
Diagnosis can be both relieving and complex.
It offers clarity and validation—but can also bring up identity shifts and “what if” questions.
Traditional treatment often falls short.
Medication and therapy alone aren’t always enough—people need practical systems and day-to-day support.
Support > information.
People with ADHD don’t need more advice—they need structures that actually work with their brain.
ADHD exists on both neurological and behavioral levels.
Understanding both helps people move from self-blame to self-awareness.
You’re not broken—you’re unsupported.
With the right tools and systems, people with ADHD can function—and thrive—on their own terms.
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Your Muffin Top Might Be a Medical Miracle: Stem Cells and Aging Better with Korbet Annis, American Cell Technology
Published 15 Jul 2026 · Transcript excerpt
[…] So if you think about this, 35 years ago is when core blood banking was established. It was established for the purpose of storing a child's core blood. And in that core blood is a type of stem cell that is used for transplant medicine. So it's used to replace somebody's blood and immune system that has cancer. And so a donor stem cell would be infused into the person that has cancer. They would engraft in the bone marrow, and they would build a brand new blood and immune system for that person. So if you were looking at banking your child's stem cells for their own use, if they have cancer, they would need to use a healthy stem cell to replace their blood and immune system. […]
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