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WebJan 5, · Writing With Adderall: A Personal Case Study Here’s the whole story of my experience taking the prescription drug Adderall (the brand name for amphetamine and WebWriting with Adderall helps you focus. It doesn’t do the work for you. One thing I’ve mentioned to several of the people who’ve written in: you really need to have a task in WebAdderall is known to be helpful for people with ADHD. It can help reduce impulsiveness and promote increased focus, concentration, and blogger.comg: writing papers WebAdderall will not give you inspiration, ideas, or even drive. Adderall will clear the fog in your brain and allow you to function on a level you've seen other people function at normally. WebMay 24, · Adderall can be effective at treating ADHD and narcolepsy. It may help people with ADHD maintain their attention and focus and decrease blogger.comg: writing papers ... read more
I set up my MacBook, poured coffee and sparkling water, and took my first low-dose 5mg pill. Would I even notice anything? Maybe the doc was messing with me and prescribing such a low dose that it would trigger a placebo effect. Well… I definitely noticed. Twenty minutes after taking it, I was fully immersed in the tasks at hand. Replies to emails I had ignored sorry, everyone were suddenly flying out of my inbox. Draft posts filled up my Evernote and WordPress screens. That new book I hoped to outline? All of a sudden, I knew what to do. The clutter of emails and half-finished sentences made sense, or at least I knew how to make them make sense, which is the essential struggle of most writers and plenty of other creative people.
This is working! Fast forward a year or so. Would I increase the dosage? What about the next time it happened? Poking around on various ADHD forums, I noticed that that many adults are taking much, much higher doses than the mg a day I was prescribed. I just knew that for me, I preferred to stick to a lower dosage if at all possible. Just like lots of caffeine, it taxes it. am I feeling a lack and pressure to produce something? Am I pushing to make something happen? If that is the case I take a step back and check why I feel the need to push so hard.
What it comes down to is this- You are the ultimate authority on what you need to thrive and feel good. but you know what is best for you. Rock on! Community clinics are springing up all over and are affordable. My 8th generation acupuncturist Viola Huang-Beck at Santa Rosa Community Acupuncture told me that in China they practice only community acupuncture because being in the presence of community is part of the healing process. I appreciate your candor. Dear Chris, Thank you for writing this post. I have been thinking about this for a long time. I am proud of your honesty, courage and vulnerability. I am proud of you for seeking help. It is a gift yes, but a very frustrating one if unaddressed.
We have similar experiences. I have had ADD all my life but only began treatment during third year of medical school. I liken my Adderall experience to getting glasses for the first time. When I first got glasses at age 8, I noticed the patterns on our couch and asked if we had just gotten a new couch. I am at my best, most productive, most focused, most creative during treatment. I am a better writer, decision maker, friend, family member — more likely to follow through with phone calls etc. BUT, Last year, after 8 years, I stopped treatment for 2 reasons — a close friend said ADD was a sin — and I was so devastated and angry with God for this stigmatizing comment, I decided to stop treatment and really spend some time doing some heart work to embrace my ADD and spend some time making peace with it and its role with my spirituality.
I was really focused, yes. But I also lost my empathetic side. I lost my quirk. I was less tolerant. I felt great, but I found myself in more fights, extremely neurotic about having my own way — I think maybe I became more egocentric. Pretty hard crashes… Make sure you are on long-acting extended release Adderall. Because I noticed everything, I ascribed meaning to things that were trivial. I like myself much better off treatment — though I do miss the clarity, focus and executive functioning.. I now manage my attention with meditation 30 mins to 1hr and Morning Pages.
A great resource is ADDitude mag. I am rooting for you Chris. You are an inspiration to me. Would love to hear how you are doing with this in 6 months — 1 year. Keep up the good work. Much Love. My son was diagnosed with ADHD without hyperactivity at the age of Several years later he was diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome, as well as ADHD. I heard that Aspergers is no longer the term used any more. The diagnoses would most likely be PDD or Autism Spectrum Disorder. My son tried Adderall for about a year during his teens. It appeared to help at first and we were very hopeful. But our son complained about the same side-effects you mentioned, and the benefits seemed to wear-off after a few months. Perhaps he had grown in size and needed a higher dosage.
He chose to stop taking the medication and we respected his wishes. He still suffers from a lack of focus for things he finds difficult or boring , but he can hyper-focus on certain things he enjoys. I have some of the same problems, but probably not to the same degree. I appreciate that you are speaking about your problem because you can express yourself so well. I am surprised at many of the negative responses, but there really are a lot of different opinions out there — and for those who suffer from a lack of focus, I know it is a serious problem. It is very difficult to decide whose advice to listen to. I have recently started meditation because I heard it helps improve focus and alleviates depression, but I am not very good yet and it is not a quick fix.
Good luck to you. Drugs are not a good solution in long term. I believe that everyone have to find their own solutions for their processes in life. But meditation works amazing with focus and even with sadness with some help for the last one. Good luck!!! Ugh, what a bunch of criticism! People are not necessarily weak because they use prescription medications. And Chris clearly carefully considered his decision and conferred with his physician and pharmacist. Years ago, a psychologist wanted to medicate my then 7 year old daughter for depression after his 10 minute evaluation of her, I said no.
Some years later, they said it was ADHD and wanted her on Adderall, but her teachers pleaded with me not to and assured me her impulsivity was not ADHD. Now, at 16, her anxiety is at an all time high. She is going in for a full evaluation next week. Therapy is not enough for her, and we will certainly look at medication. But it will be a careful consideration. Stop treating people will any mental impairment as weak or inferior. It requires medical intervention just like any other physical disorder. First of all, it was great to read what Adderall has done for you so far. Second, I think people need to stop being judgmental and suggesting that these issues ADD, depression, chronic pain are all in your head and that you should just cheer up. The same goes for depression and the like.
Question; is the increased short term performance gain worth the risk of changing your psychological biology? Active stimulate users and abusers have the hardest hard time time functioning without their daily fix. Its taken me over 12 months to wean myself off of my daily afternoon caffeine fix. For me… voluntarily consuming a highly addictive mind altering substance is a very bad choice. Jeopardizing my psychological well being for a short term performance gain is not worth the risk. What happens in 5 or 10 years….? Is the consequences of not being able to function normally because of your dependency to the drug really worth the trade off that you originally made when you wrote this featured story? Ive been through this whole ringer.
My MD prescribed me ADDERALL. I took the low dose script for about 9 months. I became depend on the ADDERALL in less than 3 months. Turn off the phone, internet, social media, TV, radio all the distractions and get to work. Book author Steven Pressfield wrote Do The Work, The War of Art and Turning Pro — these books will spell out it black and white if we are willing or unwilling. For me…. not calling you out taking ADDERALL is a crutch for doing the the real work. ADD is a excuse for being unwillingness to accept the discomfort when doing the work gets hard and uncomfortable. I have had to take it as well for symptoms of ADD and could not have finished my research and writing portions of my work without it.
The neuro pathways we use in bringing an idea from the mind into the real word are rough. I only take it on days that I work. I really appreciate your brutal honesty on this site. It takes a very open person to talk about these things in a public forum like this. read this great article by Dr. Hey Chris.. Jeff here. Adderall has kept me in school and helped me keep my cool on stage �� ~Jeff. And you achieved all this without the use of prescription drugs. There of course were a few people who had problems with focus, but a very small minority. Yet in recent years, suddenly huge numbers of people seem to have ADD and ADHD. I too find it much harder to focus nowadays than years ago. Back then I could focus on a task for hours at a time, yet now my mind is constantly distracted.
People have the ability to focus without relying on drugs. Chris, you functioned and achieved a huge amount without drugs. I applaud your vulnerability in sharing, for as a writer who shares deeply personal stuff, I know and see the criticism that it inevitably brings, yet I keep it up as I see it also helps so many others. See as a woman who diagnosed with ADD at age 8, I spent most of the next decade on Ritalin. I could concentrate. I am far closer to that now than I ever have been. Really, who can? Maybe Chris has just grown, changed, stretched? Maybe this current path has turned an unexpected corner?
Drugs allow us to push. To keep pushing. To push through stuff and get stuff done. But to what end? Chris, whether you do more of the same, or go live in a yurt with a cat and a cow for company, there will always be people who love you. Please be You. The world wants You. The most real, current, awesome version of you. Whatever that looks like. Chris, I have never used Adderall or any other similar drug myself, but I have 3 of my boys that have. My eldest went to a school for those with learning disabilities, and despite the schools begging us to put him on drugs Ritalin was only available back then we refused.
Then, one day after both he and we becoming very frustrated, we took him to a pediatrician who prescribed a low dose. However, that very same day, before the school day was over we got a call from the school, asking if we had put him on Ritalin? They noticed a difference that first day, and he was able to focus better and participate in school for the first time. He remained at that school, and then went through an LD program in High School — never to college. But today is married with 2 children, and holding down jobs — because of that little boost. Our second son was similar, but not as bad. We were forced to have him repeat a grade in school, and then to even move schools to one that could help with his disabilities.
In his case, he took Adderall a small dose like you, but 10 mg , which allowed him to thrive in his last two years of grade school. he then completed high school taking AP classes and getting college credit — while playing football. He stopped taking the Adderall for a while, but then when he went to college, he begged us to put him back on it, as he could not focus enough during exams. He now takes Adderall while still in college, but only at exam time, not during every day activities. Our youngest son also takes Adderall. Going through the pediatrician, she started him on a low dose with no change in behavior. She then increased the dose a bit, and added a 2nd small dose in the afternoon. This seems to really be working well.
He now comes to me in the morning to help with his dose, and takes the 2nd dose himself. He seems more focused, is able to behave and participate in class, and will even do his homework occasionally. I have found in all things, that there is no 1 answer. We refused requests to drug our oldest boy, and watched him suffer, only to finally give in and watch him thrive. Yes, these drugs are abused by some, but they help many. I hope that you are able to benefit and thrive from them, just as we have watched our boys benefit and thrive. There probably no denying that some of the creativity that came from ADHD was responsible for the unique and successful empire you built that inspires your readers everyday. As much as I get, from reading your books, that you are reluctant to hiring outside help, maybe you could consider adding a few employees or assistants to take some of the load off.
Or maybe consider only using ADDerall during the times when you need to meet deadlines and get busywork out of the way. I tried medication to help me with my anxiety about a year ago. It turned out a bad decision. I tried to somehow navigate around the origin of my fears — and the drugs aggravated it, gave me experiences so much worse than the ugliest fear I knew. So now I keep my hands away from drugs and try to improve my health by eating better, exercising and most importantly listening to myself and my body. I was diagnosed with ADHD 3 times before I took any medication. I know exactly how that limitless feeling is. However, I must relay some tips and warnings to you. The last time I took it, I was on it for a year and a half 10 mg tablet or 20mg release and the first month after I stopped taking it, I was very close to being fired from my job.
It was like being hungover for a month. Sadly, the low energy, inability to focus continued long after that. I stayed on the same dosage for years. I took two days off a week weekends. I was also so against upping my dosage that I may not have noticed the pills were less effective. Just take days off! It will wear off by 3ish but your chances of sleep are higher. Plus, the tablet enables you to stay on a very low dosage. The dry mouth makes excessive talking uncomfortable. I found my social anxiety went off the hook when I was on adderall. My best friend is on 60mg which he takes EVERY DAY.
Once his pill kicks in, he turns into a complete zombie. Not a good conversation partner. Do not go on blogs, facebook, etc. When I was a kid I taught myself Japanese, wrote my own comic books, wrote novels, later developed plays but I was flunking in school. My teachers would regularly call my parents about my attention problem. I felt like I had been reborn. Not surprisingly, what was most impactful to me was that I could find any subject interesting. This made picking a major in college really hard. The thinking was, if I can like anything now, I may as well do something that will pay.
Years later around age 24 I stopped taking adderall because it was increasing my anxiety. Eventually, I felt I no longer needed it. Like my former interest in comics and Japanese, I was obsessed with these things enough to give them my all. Unfortunately, everything else in my life, including my suffered. When I was 27 I went back on adderall after a month of working as a copywriter at an ad agency. Reading this I realized that adderall had pacified me. Rather than looking for a job that I actually enjoyed, I had to take a little pill to make my boring one interesting. This is a sign that we should be evolving and moving on to something else.
As an artist, you need that. I also DEEPLY resent the idea that somehow, according to my teachers and well the status quo, that my work as an artist was somehow considered unimportant. I just thought maybe you could benefit from this story. I just purchased it for the kindle app and it has been a very motivating read. I also recently sought help for similar problems I was having and was diagnosed with Adult ADD. My doctor started me on a low dose of 10mg of Methylphenidate CD, which is similar to Ritalin. It took me a long time to seek help as well, and I did my homework before doing so. Thank you for your example and resources for making that a reality! Are you for real? We need to work less, play more, meditate, eat super foods and awaken Consciousness.
You have just fed the already dis-eased pharmaceutical world that is trying to kill us. Any controlled substance may have a positive impact or be some kind of divine intervention, but there are so many natural ways to reach the same results. You are taking speed at low doses. Do you know what this does to your adrenals, your brain, your organs. Why do you think their ads have 2 pages of warnings. Like JJ and many others say, a century ago or less, this disorder never existed. The doctor who coined the name ADD admitted on his death bed it was fabricated to benefit the pharmas … think about it … seriously and write about that one. More creativity is possible in the same amount of time then ever before in history, giving the illusion of time speeding up. We are over stimulated, over burdened and over functioning, rather than living in harmony with nature.
Try meditating or doing mantras. Or do an Ayauaska journey … the doctor makes money off millions of people just like you. Come on Chris.. be a leader, not a drugged sheep, which will fall nicely in to the hands of the powers that were.. just what they are hoping for. So who really wins. You get your book written, the pharmas get fatter, the doctor makes more money and we get to read your blogs. Knowing they are partially driven by a false substance is not very inspirational to me. Your creativity, intuition and emotional body will be compromised. Is this worth being more focused and productive in a society that demands results.. are your really that driven and gullible … oh my God…maybe so..
I hope you will see the light and shift gears … sooner than later. Blissings, Christina. This works on the cellular level through neuroplasticity, the ability of the brain to improve itself with blood flow and levels of brain-derived protein. Having followed you for a while now I would say you are not going to end up an addict on the street. You are ahead of the game in that you did your research and know what to look for should you start having any affects that concern you. Additionally, I am quite sure you have people around you who will honestly let you know if they see any changes that are of concern. If it really worked long term, everyone would take it.
Do you want to be a speed freak? Is the book worth becoming a speed freak? Have you read the War of Art by Pressfield? Have you ever done anything with Modafinil? Thanks for sharing your story. Love the personal stuff like this even if people are all over the place on their opinion of it ��. Thanks for the bold article. This inspires me to quit coffee for at while — coffee makes me feel more awake, but at the same time less able to focus on a single task such as writing. Chris, Thank you for your openness and vulnerability. I appreciate your sharing of your feelings and experiences, and for opening up this forum.
This medication may help some, but there is a dark side to consider. Take a look at this website and make an educated decision if you want to start taking or continue taking this medication. I was started on Ritalin in at the age of 35 and was then moved to Adderall 60mg a day from I was also experiencing other, less reported side-effects that are —ahem — specific to men…. Chris, I remember reading this when it was first published with my stomach doing flip flops. Mind blowing in the extreme really. How can otherwise reasonable people rationalize taking amphetamine to enhance productivity? What is the difference between experimenting with cocaine or meth and Adderall or any other amphetamine or amphetamine-like addictive drug?
With 60 years of unrelenting propaganda telling us that any human behavior, struggle, upset, pain, emotion, challenge, etc can be handled by a chemical. The solution is not to take addictive drugs, the solution lies in the spiritual and other similarly oriented answers you espouse here, in your books, at WDS and everywhere else. We are suffering from an overwhelming amount of random noise, false information, data overload and lack of understanding of the human mind and human spirit. Thank you Chris. Your take on Adderall was a helpful read here, including the responses.
I also am prescribed Adderall and have been prescribed on stimulants since I was 10 years old, I am now I am quickly going to give my fact and myth take as I see it could ne useful here for a number of reasons. These underwhelming credentials I have make my statement on this subject, I feel something to consider strongly. The symptoms of severe ADHD is why I was and am on it now at 90 mgs. total a day. My life while under the stigma and lack of understanding of this drug; that I need to function and is available as an alternative to the suffering of constant defeat,has been something I have to always explain. One subject that helps me be patient and understanding of others. People just do things such as this.
One person will praise my every area of discernment then criticize my intent and sanity that I may not be aware of. On ADHD or amphetamines to treat it, no individual has anything useful to say except the ADHD patient. Not even the prescribing doctor. Example; does anyone but a long term Adderall patient know the Extended release version is always way stronger and dependence causing than the Instant Release? Or that sniffing the drug gives inferior effect compared to ingesting? That when taken over long periods of time, the drugs useful and addictive properties-all of them except some intolerances that go away over time are more so than at first? Yeah its more potent and effective over time.
Drug seekers and users re not aware of this, let alone the general population. So Chris, being one whom can interpret the words of another Adderall user; keep going with your judgement because it is reasonable and that same reason will say when to increase, decrease or stop. While students on Adderall did have make fewer errors on a reaction time test, it actually worsened working memory, as shown by a decline in performance on a task where they had to repeat sequences of numbers. Adderall helps to improve cognitive function the same way that glasses might improve eyesight. But glasses only help you if you have a vision impairment in the first place. Adderall, they posit, acts the same way. Emma Betuel. The paper showed that while Adderall definitely got students high, it didn't necessarily improve cognitive ability.
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Adderall is a stimulant used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ADHD. In the short term, it can help with focus. In the long term, it can improve mood and productivity, but it can have negative side effects. According to research , Adderall helps decrease impulsivity in people living with ADHD. It also promotes increased attention and improves the ability to focus. Doctors may also prescribe Adderall to treat narcolepsy , since it may help people living with this condition stay awake during the day. Using Adderall for anything other than its intended purpose, especially at higher doses than prescribed by a doctor, can lead to dependency and addiction. If you take too much Adderall, you can develop a dependency and eventually need more to experience the same effect.
This can be dangerous to your health. Adderall can not only cause changes in your brain chemistry and function, it may also lead to heart damage, digestive problems, and other unwanted side effects. Read on to learn more about possible side effects of Adderall, how to reverse these effects, and the best way to stop taking Adderall. Students and other people who want to get a lot of work done in a short period of time might turn to Adderall for a quick boost to their concentration and memory. In fact, it might even lead to memory impairment — the exact opposite of the desired effect. Adderall can cause other unwanted side effects. When a doctor monitors your Adderall use, they can help keep track of these effects and adjust your dose to reduce or eliminate them.
These side effects can differ from person to person. They might also vary by age. Side effects often go away after a week or two of using the drug. Some people taking Adderall at a dose prescribed by a doctor may not experience noticeable side effects. Rarely, Adderall can cause serious side effects like delusions, hallucinations, or other symptoms of psychosis. Some side effects, such as heart problems , mood changes, or psychotic symptoms, can be dangerous. Adderall can help you feel more energized, focused, motivated, and productive. You might also feel euphoric. But over time, this experience can change. Long-term misuse of Adderall may lead to heart problems and increase your risk for stroke or heart attack.
If you take high doses of Adderall for a long time, your brain may become dependent on the drug and eventually produce less dopamine. You might experience:. You may have trouble enjoying things you usually enjoy. Over time, addiction can result. In general, you should not:. Over the long term, Adderall can sometimes cause changes in mood and behavior, especially when used in high doses. These changes may affect interpersonal and romantic relationships. Some men who use Adderall feel less interested in sex or experience erectile dysfunction , especially if they take high doses for a long period of time.
These side effects can also affect romantic relationships. They might also lead to frustration or other emotional distress. Talking to a therapist about changes in mood can help, especially if Adderall otherwise helps improve ADHD or other symptoms you experience. Long-term use of Adderall at high doses can cause significant side effects, including changes in how your brain produces neurotransmitters. But many of these side effects may be reversible once you stop taking Adderall. Some physical side effects associated with Adderall use, such as heart damage, may not improve over time. If you experience unwanted side effects, talk to your healthcare provider.
Adderall is known to be helpful for people with ADHD. It can help reduce impulsiveness and promote increased focus, concentration, and memory. But along with these beneficial effects, you could also experience unwanted side effects. If you stop taking Adderall, these side effects usually begin clearing up within a few days, but it may take several days for the drug to completely leave your system. Talk to your healthcare provider about tapering off Adderall. They can help determine a safe decrease in dosage and monitor and treat side effects.
Therapy can also help you work through cravings and other side effects of addiction. Adderall is generally safe for most people to use. But it can cause side effects, some of which can be serious. If any of your symptoms seem serious or make you feel concerned, talk to your healthcare provider. You should always let your doctor know about any side effects you experience while taking medication. If you become pregnant or want to become pregnant, let your healthcare provider know right away. Let your doctor know about any existing health conditions before you start taking Adderall.
Although Adderall can cause a number of different side effects, many of these — especially those associated with long-term use — are rare when you take Adderall at a dose prescribed by your doctor. If Adderall causes unwanted side effects that affect your day-to-day functioning or quality of life, your doctor may lower your dose or suggest a different drug. Stopping Adderall suddenly can cause other unwanted side effects. Our experts continually monitor the health and wellness space, and we update our articles when new information becomes available. How exactly does Adderall help you concentrate better? Discover the effects of Adderall on your body. Sleepiness is an uncommon side effect of Adderall, but it does happen. If it's interfering with your daily life, talk to your doctor to see about….
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The stimulant Adderall is used to treat the conditions ADHD and narcolepsy. Discover whether it's safe in large doses and if you can overdose on it. Adderall is a prescription medication that consists of a…. Both Asperger's and ADHD are conditions which may be diagnosed early in life, and they may share certain symptoms which may appear similar. But there…. A Quiz for Teens Are You a Workaholic? How Well Do You Sleep? Health Conditions Discover Plan Connect. Short- and Long-Term Effects of Adderall on the Brain. Medically reviewed by Zara Risoldi Cochrane, Pharm. Short-term effects Long-term effects Brain chemistry Withdrawal See a doctor Takeaway Adderall is a stimulant used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ADHD. Short-term effects of Adderall on the brain. Long-term effects of Adderall on the brain.
Does Adderall permanently change brain chemistry? How to avoid withdrawal from Adderall. Talk with a doctor. The takeaway. How we reviewed this article: Sources. Healthline has strict sourcing guidelines and relies on peer-reviewed studies, academic research institutions, and medical associations. We avoid using tertiary references. You can learn more about how we ensure our content is accurate and current by reading our editorial policy. Aug 12, Written By Crystal Raypole. Medically Reviewed By Zara Risoldi Cochrane, PharmD, MS, FASCP. Share this article. Read this next. Effects of Adderall on the Body How exactly does Adderall help you concentrate better? READ MORE.
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WebWriting with Adderall helps you focus. It doesn’t do the work for you. One thing I’ve mentioned to several of the people who’ve written in: you really need to have a task in WebApr 7, · But dam, Adderall is amazing. I took a 20mg XR 2 hours ago and I'm blasting through an essay on Napoleon Bonaparte I've been meaning to do for 3 weeks. It's an 8 WebAdderall will not give you inspiration, ideas, or even drive. Adderall will clear the fog in your brain and allow you to function on a level you've seen other people function at normally. WebMar 23, · Adderall is a combination of four different amphetamine salts and may be used to improve attention, focus, or reduce impulsive behaviors in children over the age Missing: writing papers WebAdderall is known to be helpful for people with ADHD. It can help reduce impulsiveness and promote increased focus, concentration, and blogger.comg: writing papers WebJan 5, · Writing With Adderall: A Personal Case Study Here’s the whole story of my experience taking the prescription drug Adderall (the brand name for amphetamine and ... read more
I am glad you are having success with Adderall, I have many friends that used Adderall in low doses during med school or dental school to help them focus. We look at the 10 things they think they can do in one month and whittle it down to projects they actually have time and resources for. But there…. The point is… do you actually have ADD? The first thing I noticed was that my dosage was indeed very low.
But… It soon became an every day thing in my first big career out of college. One study found that in young adults who are sleep-deprived precisely those people that may pull an all-nighter for a testAdderall was not effective in improving cognition or memory. In some ways the writing was therapeutic, and in other ways it was just good does adderall help writing papers have something to focus on. Adderall is known to be helpful for people with ADHD. Medically reviewed by Alan Carter, Pharm. That when taken over long periods of time, does adderall help writing papers, the drugs useful and addictive properties-all of them except some intolerances that go away over time are more so than at first? Certain other medications may interact with Adderall and cause serious side effects.
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