I would like help with conclusion parts.

now, need a conclusion: Presentation of the correct advice in plain language and dissemination plan (20%)

Rewrite or re-present the advice and describe how you would disseminate it

This section should be written for non-scientifically trained readers.

need a detailed explained dissemination plan.

Rubric: Counter promotion designed effectively presents an accurate portrayal of the likely effects of the product or advice Dissemination plan closely targeted to original promotion and audience

TOPIC: Tiktok & ADHD - voomie supplements

https://www.tiktok.com/@voomiesupplements

Chosen topic/advice:

1. Summarise the evidence for and against the product
2. Provide a conclusion about its use including potential health benefits or risks
3. Design an alternative social media campaign or article to present the correct advice
4. Describe how you disseminate this, examples of writing, pictures, tweets

Methods: -SHERRY

your own research on this topic (10%)

To assist your research, PICO the claim, conduct a search, analyse the results.

Explain where you searched and give text words, MeSH headings though full search strategy not necessary in poster.

Sherry's part: Voomie benefits form the video:

• New bedtime bliss formula (children who have the ADHD have sleep problems, finding it difficult to get to sleep at night, and have irregular sleeping patterns)
• https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/attention-deficit-hyperactivity-disorder-adhd/symptoms/
• The product for the bedtime bliss blend have the ingredients:

1. Magnesium Glycinate- supplement, manage the muscle, blood sugar levels or inflammation.
2. Passionflower- dietary supplement for anxiety and sleep problems (only useful things inside)
3. Vitamin C- dietary supplement
4. Zinc- dietary supplement
5. Ashwagandha- contain chemicals that might help calm the brain, reduce swelling.

• Bedtime Bliss is your ideal evening treat for a peaceful night's sleep. This delicious drink is packed with quality, calming ingredients, perfect for relaxing and unwinding after a long day and slipping into a deeper, dreamy sleep.

• Manage busy brain (relax)
• Natural
• Focu
• Have energy in the morning Evidence: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0891061818301601#fig0015
• Improvement in neurogenesis and memory function by administration of Passiflora incarnata L. extract applied to sleep disorder in rodent model.

Blood chemistry for sleep induction by PF extract administration

Serum serotonin (5-HT) andmelatonin in the animals were 954.088.31ng/mL (Veh) and 1259.075.97ng/mL (PF), and 2.9310.282pg/mL (Veh) and 3.8410.217pg/mL (PF), respectively. The level of serotonin in PF was 32.0% higher (Fig. 3E; P<0.0396), whilemelatonin in PF was 31.0% higher (Fig. 3F; P<0.0339).

The ingredients in flow fuel: (treat ADHD)

• Magnesium Threonate- mineral supplement
• L-Theanine- compound
• Coenzyme Q10- Vitamin-like molecule naturally present in every cellular membrane within our bodies
• Bacopa Monnieri- It's a plant product that can significantly reduce the subtests scores of ADHD symptoms. https://naturalremedieshumanhealth.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Dave-et-al.-2014-ADHD-clinical.pdf
• Glycine- amino acid, body use to make protein
• Siberian Ginseng- That may work on treating the ADHD, but it's still unsure as the appropriate dosage of ginseng for ADHD is also a matter of concern. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1226845324000903
• Insulin

https://adhdguideline.aadpa.com.au/pharmacological/medication/#recommendations

(That's all the medication allowed to treat ADHD)

Discussion: -KYLIE

Your advice regarding particular product / advice (10%)

Summarise the information you have examined, both that you found via the advert/company and that you found via your own research.

Provide a conclusion about the likelihood effectiveness or accuracy of the original advice

Explain health benefits or risks of product or advice.

Content Strategy:

1. Short Educational Videos:

• make a series of 60-second videos debunking common myths about ADHD, including the potential pitfalls of self-diagnosis based on TikTok content.
• Feature mental health professionals discussing the importance of professional evaluation for ADHD.

1. Infographics:

• Design visually appealing infographics highlighting key symptoms of ADHD and the importance of seeking professional help.
• Include statistics from peer-reviewed studies that demonstrate the risks of misinformation.

1. Collaborations:

• Partner with mental health organisations to provide a series of live Q&A sessions where professionals can answer questions about ADHD.

1. Hashtags and further challenges:

• Launch a hashtag like #ADHDFactsNotFiction to encourage users to share accurate information about ADHD.
• make a challenge where users share one scientifically accurate fact about ADHD each day for a week.

Summary of Information Examined:

1. From the Advert/Company:

• Voomie Supplements advertises a product purported to help with ADHD symptoms. The content emphasises quick fixes and uses popular trends to appeal to a broad audience. The marketing strategy leverages the popularity of ADHD content on TikTok to promote their product, without offering substantial evidence of its efficacy.

1. From own research:

• Research into ADHD-related content on TikTok reveals that a significant portion of videos may contain misinformation. For instance, a study found that over half of the ADHD-related content on TikTok is misleading, driven by popularity rather than accuracy (Melanie, 2023). Additionally, the psychology article highlights that many TikTok videos oversimplify ADHD symptoms and promote unverified treatments (Farr, 2024).

Conclusion on Original Advice's Effectiveness:

• The original advice promoted by Voomie Supplements is likely ineffective and potentially harmful. The product is marketed without robust scientific backing, replying on the platform's trends to attract all aged users. Given the prevalence of misinformation in TikTok's ADHD-related content, the advice provided by Voomie Supplements may misleads individuals into replying to unverified treatments rather than seeking further professional medical advice.

Health Benefits or Risks of the Product or Advice:

1. Health Benefits:

• If Voomie Supplements contain ingredients known to support cognitive function, there may be some benefit in general brain health. However, these benefits are not specific to ADHD and are unlikely to address the disorder's core symptoms.

1. Health Risks:

• The primary risk lies in users bypassing proper medical diagnosis and treatment in favour of self-administered supplements. This can lead to delayed diagnosis, inappropriate treatment, and exacerbation of symptoms. There is also the potential for side effects or interactions with other medications, particularly if the supplement's ingredients are not thoroughly tested or disclosed.

Kylie's References:

Wachsman, M. W. (2023, April 14).TikTok videos about ADHD largely misleading, new study reveals. ADDitude.https://www.additudemag.com/tiktok-videos-about-adhd-misleading-study/.

Farr, O. (2024). TikTok and ADHD misinformation.Psychology Today. Retrieved fromhttps://www.psychologytoday.com/au/blog/rethinking-adult-adhd/202406/tiktok-and-adhd-misinformation#:~:text=A%20study%20of%20TikTok%20videos,driven%20by%20popularity%2C%20not%20accuracy.