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Originally posted by blowfishdl
I used to take Adderall for ADHD and it did help me out a LOT. With that said I have hyperactivity and attention deficit disorder. I experience extreme amounts of attention deficiency.
Originally posted by Ant4AU
I can't say that adderall lowered any inhibitions of me and my frinds I only noteces that it caused us to be more focused and decisive in what we were doing. We weren't proscribed it so just to clarify.
Originally posted by Sonya610
Thanks, that is good to hear. I have done more reading on Adderall and depression; apparently it is sometimes used along with standard anti-depressants. The drug can give depressed people a “major boost”, plus it often raises their energy level and inspires them to get stuff done.
Originally posted by smarteye
I am prescribed Adderall and take it daily. I will say that it is a super-drug and alternative motive to making it more available is to up the productivity levels of the working class. I feel that I do have an advantage when I take it. Adderall eliminates my procrastination habits and when I am in a "Addy Zone", my brain works at a level I never experienced without the drug. Without a doubt though, it changes the person while they are on it and the most troubling effect I experience is a decrease in vivid dreams.
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Scrap that prescription The modem situation is illustrated by the escalating rate of Ritalin prescriptions in the USA and Europe, to counter an epidemic of behavioural problems in children - although pediatrician Benjamin Feingold obtained excellent results from simply getting affected children to eat an additive-free, low-sugar diet, as long ago as the 1970s. "Giving children Ritalin, while allowing them to eat food stuffed with additives, makes no sense at all," says Andrew Saul.
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High protein foods - meat, eggs, cheese, nuts - are also mood- enhancers. they keep us on the ball because they break down into amino acids, such as tyrosine, which increase performance-enhancing dopamine and norephinephrine