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- "Adderall, side effects may include being awesome at everything." But at what cost? Take Your Pills, streaming only on Netflix March 16th.
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As someone who truly suffers from ADHD. It's annoying at times as to how many people abuse the drug. I've had local pharmacies run out of my meds before. Due to the fact of there being a high demand for them. Well guess what, the times where the local pharmacies run out. Is the same time of year for most schools finals.
Or change your pharmacy? and stop getting annoyed from what you perceive as others "abusing" drugs. A lot of people have ADD; you're not special.
krash2002 Wow thats crazy
I’m prescribed as well, you can’t blame the kids but you can blame the psych’s who give it out like candy or how unregulated it is.
krash2002 I’m so sick of adhd people acting like you’re special, I have way worse learning disabilities including not being able to focus (adhd) and I can’t even take adderall because it gives me constant panic attack’s, I literally have to push myself constantly just to make it and you don’t see me blaming others or acting like I’m special, we all have our problems
THANK YOU! i have adhd to
As someone with ADHD, here is my view.
I don't take Adderal I take methylphenidate. But I have never:
- Felt my medication 'kick in'
- Felt like I can do anything because of my medication
- Felt like I was strong/faster because of my medication
Overall the effect is less like making it easier to focus, and more just reducing distractions. It's like the difference between shortening a track, and removing barriers that are spread out along it.
I have also taken methylphenidate and am currently on dexamphetamine, it’s comical how they’re portrayed in this trailer. It makes me think I’m taking the wrong thing lol. Both are very identical I can tell you that. Adderall seems to last longer but not in a good way; you can’t sleep
You just haven't taken it at a higher dosages yet, congrats. 10 year recovering addict here. Not a fun ride at the end, wish I never started.
@@Spudst3r Do you have ADHD?
@@jameswatson8967 I mean maybe? I know the DSM-5 definition too well to honestly answer that question.
Most ADHD are just poor coping habits and boundaries. Exercise does wonder vs drugs.
TH-cam won't let me share links but google "The 7 Stages Of Amphetamine Addiction" for an eyeopening read on where using drugs like this takes you. I got to stage 7 before I reclaimed my life. Sadly my ability to experience pleasure is likely permanently damaged, and I'm only in my early 30's..
@@Spudst3r Alright, I was just wondering why you started taking it. Because from everything I have been looking into suggests that there is a key difference in how it effects people with ADHD and people without it. Although I'm not taking Amphetamines, so I haven't looked into that side as closely.
this is a commercial for adderall
Paging r/hailcorporate...
Better than weed and coc
Jin Nij U fucking idiot weed its much better that adderall, weed its just a plant :D
i guess you ignored the psychotic episode, cardio issues, and seizure! all true ...
well it is speed after all...
For the most of us who are actually diagnosed with ADHD it doesn’t make us feel like that, I mean yea a little bit but we still have to form habits to learn how to manage our emotions and focus on what we need to get done when we need it. These people seem like they’re not diagnosed and just found a doctor that prescribed them the medication. If you’re not diagnosed you shouldn’t be taking it cause that may affect the people who do need it.
i wish i felt the hyper focused feeling maybe bc it’s different for really bad adhd i feel just as unproductive but just a washed out bland version of myself on adderall
"You stay up for 16 hours, 7 days straight". You mean you get 8 hours of sleep a night... like normal people should...
Working on your boss' wealth...
That's why they need adderall, they simply work too much
😭😂
😂😂😂
While buzzing incessantly over inherently uninteresting Excel sheets. There is a difference dude, anybody who has taken Adderall knows what I'm talking about. RIP heart.
110 hours work week is not normal.
The way we view drugs in America is horrible. Adderall literally saved my life. I had no sex drive, extreme fatigue, tired, slurred speech and was getting hard to even leave the house. I got my testosterone, thyroid and blood tested for everything... All my tests where normal. I tried a no sugar diet, vegan diet etc still nothing helped. Adderall literally gave me my life back because it turned out I had an EXTREME anxiety disorder.
On the other hand my friends brother took way too much and killed himself on a come down. The point is people take too much of drugs because society either says it's cool or doesn't educate enough. We need to be taking drugs with no pre conceived notions or social pressure and honestly evaluate the effect of the drug on yourself. We need to view drugs as a neutral substance that may enhance or worsen you in your current predicament.
I have ADD, and Aderall never made me feel that way. If anything it calmed down my mind to help me think and focus better; this effect also allowed me to take a nap during the day (when needed) because my mind wasn't racing like it otherwise would have been. If I had any of those symptoms mentioned, I would have not continued to take it (I care about my health). The symptoms mentioned sound like the same kinds of symptoms that NTs have when on it. Based on the trailer, it sounds like it's spreading misinformation.
That's interesting. I have ADHD too but I have very different side effects with my meds. Maybe it's bc I take a different brand of stimulants and I have Inattentive Type of ADHD. Instead of drifting into daydreams every 5 seconds and having zero motivation to do anything, I feel like I could run a mile and do every single productive thing I ever wanted to do in my life. I noticed that this intense surge of energy is the constant in all three of the stimulants I tried, but the one that I am taking now is the least intense because it does not raise my heartbeat to 130 (at rest) and does not cause me to fidget and have shaky hands as much as the others. I'm glad Aderall helps you sleep. As for me, if I wanted to fall asleep and not stay awake throughout the night in a hyperfocus state, I'd definitely make sure not to take my meds very late in the day.
@@elinaitugot5458 I had to stop adderall as it brought my blood pressure through the roof ( 147/97 at rest). Now, im taking a mild stimulant that is no stronger than taking a coffee but with the same benefices of adderall.
CluelessGmer what is the name of that mild stimulant ?
Then may you should watch the documentary first before commenting 🙄.
@@fjansen8601 yeah what medicine is it and it is not prescribed more often if bettee than adderal
Trailer doesn't do the best job of showing the downsides, eh?
No duh. But how many people will just see positives from this, without bothering to watch the documentary, and start looking into acquiring adderall? You can show a few more negatives without giving away the entire thing.
OMG THEY DON'T SAY EVERYTHING IN THE TRAILER THEY'RE IRRESPONSIBLY FORCING PEOPLE TO GO ABUSE AMPHETAMINES because god forbid people stop and think to themselves "Hey. I don't have ADHD, so maybe Adderall isn't meant for me."
Yes, people known for taking performance enhancers, and looking for ways to get high, are very well known for their logical thinking.
No downsides if you take it in moderation.
I know right? As a person on ADHD meds it pisses me off. This documentary is both hyping them up as WAY better than they actually are, while simultaneously villainizing them as the worst thing ever. It’s just a drug. That helps ADHDers focus. It’s only really harmful if someone takes it wrong or isn’t listening to their body, in which case that’s their OWN dumb fault.
Limitless Season 2?
Maju exactly what I was thinking
I wish
So hope
was the show not getting enough ratings? i liked it but then a LOT of other good tv shows were coming out and i sort of forgot about it but it was not bad and i like that 'Angela Vidal' was in it.
Yeah idk. This kinda sounds like a documentary.
People abusing the medication for ADHD gives ADHD meds a bad name. I was depressed and on my way to lose my business when I was diagnosed with ADHD. My meds saved my life and can finally say that all new ideas to make my business into the next stage has come up instead of thinking of bankruptcy and taking 5 - 9 job again.
I became addicted to adderal by the time this video ended. ☺
When you're an addict, you have no one to blame but yourself :)
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so try to see the complete documentary
I've been addicted to adderall for 8 years. It's not all fun and games. I constantly feel this driving itch to abuse the drug and I run out of my prescription by the third week of every month. The last week is absolute hell. My brain is so dependent on it that my body experiences actual pain when I can't have it. This is no joke.
Steele I'm three weeks into quitting an 8 year adderall addiction. I can finally sleep normal again and I am so much happier. Remember: You are worthy. You are enough.
This makes me want to take Adderall and I'm not even the type that wants to attempt drugs... Good job Netflix.
Black ★ 100% a Kid
CommanderPandaArmy after speeding 2 minutes making it sound like the greatest drug to ever exist.
Black ★ Yeah. They have to establish why people take the drug in the first place by showing the advantages it offers. But then they contrast that with the insane side effects it has to show that it’s bit worth the risk. How you don’t see that is beyond me. Like what would you prefer? They don’t actually talk about what the drug is and what it’s supposed to do and JUST talk about the side effects? That would be a pretty shitty documentary.
Black ★ ... so you're saying your ability to use logic worked up until you watched a two & half minute commerical? Wow, Adderall might be for you lol
CommanderPandaArmy ... your way with dealing with the mind of toddlers is far better than mine lol
So is this about people who don’t need adderall but they take it anyway? Or about people with ADHD who need it? Because i take adderall (I’m diagnosed with ADHD and I’ve been proscribed it) but it doesn’t make me feel like these people. It helps me focus enough to function in school. I still have to work really hard to stay attentive, it jut gives me the small boost i need. I’m just confused if this is trying to say adderall is bad for ADHD kids or not. Because if it’s about normal people, i get it. I’m not going to lie i get a little upset when people without a diagnosis say they need it when they’re just lazy and want a boost. If you don’t know what it’s like to truly need it then don’t talk 😂
It seems it says it is good for ADHD...
If it helps you, great......but no one needs speed and adhd is a symptom of neurological damage. Lots of evidence that it’s caused by heavy metal toxicity in the brain or severe gut inflammation, both related to vaccine injury though that is not the only source of these systemic issues. Don’t get mad....maybe read “how to solve the autism epidemic”. Good luck.
I think, it s about people without ADHD. At least, I hope so..... But yeah, I think, it s really not clear from this trailer. It s kinda sad, because a lot of people are still against "drugging their children" and even act like ADHD would not be real. What's both just super sad.
@@ISa-jy8ol no. 1st it has nothing to do with vaccines (neither does autism btw). It’s not sure what exactly causes it, buts it’s a neurologist issue. So nothing to do with heavy metal or gut problems.
It has a higher occurrence within families, so probably has a genetic component.
Stop spreading lies please. And it’s not damage. (Damage means it was “good” once and got damaged. No. It’s their version of normal. )
@@ISa-jy8ol adhd-like symptoms can definitely result from the reasons you stated, but brain studies reveal that most people with adhd literally have a slower maturing prefrontal cortex (the part of the brain that has most to do with being an adult) and almost always never develops to the level of non-adhd person. Look it up if you want
It’s the doctors who inaccurately prescribe young people with stimulants that are making it very hard for people, like myself, who have been dealing with ADHD since childhood, to obtain the medicine we actually need to be productive members of society. If you truly have ADHD and have had psychotherapy and have been diagnosed by a professional, fine. But these people are just unmotivated.
why would that make it hard for you to obtain medicine? Get a doctor/psychiatrist that actually listens to your symptoms and history. Nothing else matters. A good doctor should be able to tell the difference between a drug-seeking individual and someone who would actually benefit from medication.
Chumn Li unfortunately not every doctor is a good doctor. at the end of the day all doctors benefit financially from dishing out drugs for the pharma companies
Unfortunately not... Because of negative stigma about drug-seeking individuals and the drugs themselves. College-aged people with ADHD, like me, who actually do/would benefit from using the proper dose (which I would do) are often "barred" from receiving it or, filling a prescription, or having it on campus etc... there's a whole slew of paperwork you have to fill out EVERY time you fill one and it's really just overwhelming. It's kinda a catch-22, I often feel like I need it, but I feel like I'd be better off/less stressed if I didn't have to worry about filling it, yet I often can't focus without it, even some of my other coping mechanisms fall apart without it.
It's hard to obtain medicine because it's become an epidemic because those who misuse it are making the university consider it a "performance enhancing drug" rather than a "needed medication". And performance enhancing drugs can't be used by anybody but a cheater. Overall, those that aren't responsible make it harder for those of us who are.
I was diagnosed in early childhood; given Ritalin eventually switched to Adderall. Somewhere along the line I neglected to continue taking my medicine. When I decided my quality of life was effected in its absence I wanted to go back on. Some Doctors are against/reluctant to prescribe Adderall/Benzos. I had to see a mental health counselor for more than a couple sessions- telling him my symptoms and history. The counselor took notes and passed them to the affiliated Doctor (who prescribes meds based on the sessions with the counselor). This process is typical in NYS and it's how my eligibility was re-established. I would image going to your PCP and asking for Adderall wouldn't work as well. You really should do the mental health counseling- which includes the sessions with a therapist/counselor followed by a quick monthly check-in for refills from the prescribing Doctor.
AMEN!
Adderall is a genuinely life changing medicine for so many people with ADHD who use it as prescribed and I think it’s so important not to let this documentary make us forget that
Are there so many ppl really? Or the numbers skyrocketed when adderal came in game. Lebeling many ppl with ADHD when not. Illegal use and so on and so on
Spoken like a true user
My mom waited until I graduated high school before she told me that I had ADHD, she only wanted my to take it when I went to college because she knew that she couldn't be there to provide the structure I needed. And I've always had a review session with my doctor before he ever renewed my prescription.
I remember when I was in high school being assigned "twenty minutes" of maths homework and having it take well over an hour every night. Not because I was bad at maths (I was average) or because I wasn't committing to do it. I would sit down with the book open in front of me and my brain would spend 80% of the time refusing to comply. Keep in mind this was before wifi internet and smartphones. I was alone in my room with no distractions, but all "no distractions" meant was that I'd swing back and forth in my chair and stair at a spot on the ceiling when I should have been calculating the value of X. And while, yes, I made it through high school without taking ADD drugs, that was only through hundreds of extra hours of struggle to get the same result as everyone else.
I guess the point I'm making is, if you have been diagnosed with ADHD, the side effects of aderall (which I've never taken) and other ADHD drugs (which I have taken, via prescription) are very real and should be considered with the utmost seriousness. But they should also be weighed against the equally real side effects of trying to function without them.
I was assigned 20 long division problems in 5th grade, and I remember breaking down in tears when I heard the homework for the night. The teacher asked me what was wrong, and I mentioned how I understood the concepts, but that it took forever to do a single problem because I was "too slow." (I was undiagnosed at the time). My teacher was sympathetic and said I only had to do five, and she recommended I take breaks in between problems.
The homework took 3 and a half hours, breaks not included (total time was closer to 5 and a half hours).
Long division problems are made up of tiny calculations you have to do, such as, "how many times does [number] go into [number]?" Then you have to multiply that number by the divisor, subtract it from the dividend (or what's left of it), bring that difference down and add a zero placeholder in some cases, then repeat. And repeat. And repeat.
I kept zoning out and forgetting what step of the problem I was on, and then I'd try and backtrack to figure out which step I was on, but while backtracking, I'd zone out again, and then I'd have to figure out what I was just doing beforehand, and then do some more backtracking to figure out what I was even doing, and while backtracking, I'd zone out again... and then I'd have to check my work, which meant more zoning out, and more backtracking, and further frustration and boredom that was fueling my zoning out to begin with.
i was doing well in math for abit until i hit a wall lol. like my lack of study caught up, i couldn't just get assignments in abit late and ace tests, i was extremely behind, (year 12 mathematics specialised), my mental health fell apart too, I burned out, I only passed and even competed year 12 because I had teachers that literally wouldn't let me fail, and now im in therapy and got diagnosed with ADHD, I'm at uni with Vyvanse, and vyvanse has been great.
give us limitless season 2 instead.
Joannot Fampionona it got cancelled
Yeaaah
@Héctor Loza WE KNOW. But the heart wants what it wants.
bhanu baxla it was bad honestly haha but I really liked the idea of the show and how it connected to the movie
Agreed
This makes me want to get aderall.
Morgan Freeman
Lmbml
Same here
Sammee
Yeah, me too lol
Same bro
As someone who's diagnosed ADHD, and can't afford my medication, people who use it recreationally/casually make me mad as hell.
Where I live it's free
Aww sorry to hear . I have ADHD too what kind of medicine u take
Xforeverlove21 Same
you sound jelous
THANK YOU. I literally cannot function without it. People have no idea how crippling ADHD is and assume that it's just laziness. It's a legitimate mental disorder, and for a lot of us, no amount of exercise, diet, and yoga will help. The meds allow me to function at a normal level without feeling mentally drained every time I try to force myself to concentrate or organize my life. It gets to a point where no matter how hard you try, you can't get yourself to do anything.
I have ADHD and I have taken ritalin and later adderall on and off since I was 8....but I legitimately have ADHD like, when I take it, it’s for a legitimate reason. this documentary seems a bit offensive to people who actually have mental illnesses and literally need prescription drugs in order to function. I don’t take meds to get special powers, I take them to be as normal as possible.
cat agreed
So, Netflix, who paid for this docu? Pharmathugs?
Sounds critical of Adderall more than anything
well you obviously havent seen the fucking full film. for an entire hour they promote aderall lifting it up to YOU NEED this to LIVE and be RICH status... then a tiny bit of oh its kinda bad sad etc then 10 mins before the end of the film, they Re Promote it. addictive personalities will see this show and go fuck im getting it right now. I dont use or promote any drug, but fuck this even made me look into these drugs.
Fruitveganful Mart watch the documentary there’s many negative things about it later on dumbass
University of Pennsylvania obviously because no one outside of the university is even used for discussion on this. This was such a terrible documentary.
I watched this documentary and I was surprised how little they talked about abuse and addiction.
This documentary literally talk about abuse and addiction.
This trailer makes it seem like amphetamines simply make you better at everything - which is not the case. What adderall does is it makes you temporarily more focused on something. However, WHICH something you focus on is up to you. It's very easy to waste half a day on adderall when you intended to work but instead spent your time in a Wikipedia spiral. And it's not going to make you smarter. It will likely increase your productive output, but there's no guarantee that whatever you produce will be any good. That being said, it is troubling that a huge amount of young people are taking it consistently.
THANK you, everyone in these comments watched this video and thinks adderall is like the Limitless pill lol
NATHANNNNN. All right, imma stop fangirling now.
I actually thought that Family Guy did an okay job of satirizing its effects, at least in Brian's case (th-cam.com/video/lq1HUjgehlk/w-d-xo.html). Brian takes a bunch of adderall and builds this whole fantasy universe, complete with it's own language, but when he shows it to George R.R. Martin, Martin says its a bunch of derivative crap. He was very productive, but what he produced was pretty low quality. Obviously individual effects vary, but in my opinion if you want to be creative, adderall is not the drug you want.
Scrolled thru the myriad comments and up pops yours--a response that is honest, and, hints at personal experience (eg, a sibling used it...with mixed results). thanks for opening the widow to this drug's potential effects. hope to see you add more insight soon.
Thanks Jeremy.
As someone with ADHD I find this misrepresentation disgusting.
I also have ADHD, but this documentary is about people who don't, and use ADHD drugs to enhance production in environments that incentivize you to be inhumanly productive and competitive
Yep!! Same!
It’s a pretty shit movie
I completely agree. I have heard them say “just teach them how to focus”
BRUH WHAT
@@leowalraven897 I know I'm super late on this but. I was diagnosed with ADHD last year at 25 y/o and I had to have my stimulants (Not even Adderall, instead it was Elvanse) from private medical care (I'm in the UK) instead of the NHS because they're so iffy about giving stimulants out to people that need them.... all because of the constant talk about people illegally taking them.
Of course there needs to be a big conversation surrounding how unliveable and inhumane educational, work, and residential spaces have become for everyone, and the drug consumption it causes. But making the the conversation centre on a medication that is life changing to people with an actual real disability just adds to the stigma that ADHD adults are 'faking it' and 'Drug chasers'.
Instead we need to shift the conversation to the people pushing such environments and cultures. The cause of the problem, not the symptoms.
Adderall helped me long term
Adjust your diet, excercise, and use it as directed. Don't abuse it
I'd rather be productive and wealthy than being stoned and being content in poverty.
I'm an Aspie with attention deficit disorder and I used to be on adderall. It used to work for me for a while: I was on top of the world, it gave me a drive and focus I never felt before in my life. Then I built up a tolerance to it and it just became an annoyance to my family and so did I. Now I'm looking for alternative solutions to pills because being on them for 20 damn years is enough.
Same with me an u want to be a pilot. I have to be off medication to do it 😬
Hope u r doing good, buddy 🧐
"Enhance thare learning abilities"
Me, having ADHD: PFFFFT!!! More like i can think about my school stuff instead of the bird out the window. Fight me!😂😡
Limitless y'all!?
Not really. It doesn't work like that.
no Andrew Hales
Netflix should maybe remove this from their platform.
It’s not only misinformation and damaging to those of us who actually *have* ADD/ADHD and *should* be prescribed these things, but it’s an otherwise pointless documentary on people who take pills they don’t need….like who is this beneficial information to, Netflix??
WHy do I get the feeling this is gonna boost Adderal sales?
Cool commercial for Aderall. I gotta go call my dealer
Damn Adderall sounds great
brainwashing status : success
just watched the whole doc and this can be the biggest commercial for adderal
Reminds me of Limitless
its reminds me of andrew Hales
I take adderall for my ADHD. For me it just makes my head hot which somehow makes my thoughts a little clearer. You won’t get smart on Adderall if you don’t get smart on something like coffee.
"Stay up sixteen hours for seven days straight."...a lot of us don't need more than six hours sleep a day. That doesn't seem bad at all, especially post-puberty.
Like, sixteen hours is a day is literally the amount of time you're SUPPOSED to be awake. 8 hrs sleep, 16 hrs awake. What in the world
I need limitless season 2 after seeing this!!
I had legally been on Adderall for A.D.D since 2012. I stopped taking it 7 months ago and I have never felt more aware in my life. It always lowered my heart rate and anxiety attacks. Just saying. I now have my medical cannabis card, instead of anxiety or depression pills.
different drugs for different people. I prefer my current ADHD treatment my doctor prescribed me
I have ADHD. I’m currently taking adderall. I’ve considered not taking the drug for a full week to see if I can get work done without it. And I refrain from taking it on the weekends. But I think it would be best for me to take it every weekday morning. I don’t get seizures or increased heart rate. But I can focus better with it. I’m just fines
So, this is an advertisement for Netflix, The documentary, and the Pill?? Nice Job Guys!
“Side effects include being awesome at everything”
I was prescribed it for 8 years and became dependent...but makes you depressed, changes your personality and unknown complete side effects cause of its still relatively new
dont take it if you dont have adhd, simple as fuck. i've taken it for around 15 years now, i've never had an addiction to it.i take it for 2 weeks then i go off of it for 2 weeks because you should never take it every single day. you wont eat well, you wont sleep well. just be responsible people. life is amazing
Limitless is back at it again
I am simultaneously interested and horrified by this show.
Thanks guys, I will check it out. Seems to be just what I needed.
I am a recovering addict I used to love this stuff my friend looked up ADHD symptoms and pretended to have it and the doc gave them to her I liked this and Provigil.
I'm currently taking 50mg of Lisdexamphetamine daily for ADHD. Diagnosed as an adult it is much more difficult to get a script (in Australia) , not to mention the social stigma if I were to discuss this with people.
I have just secured a position with a government agency which is great, but I worry for others who weren't given as much of an insight and who are trying to get by in life despite their short-comings. Fake it 'till you make it is all I can suggest, cliche but true in this age.
Netflix has our attention once again and they can't stop doing that.
Vyvanse has genuinely helped me so much. It shouldn't give seizures lol. If it does you should stop/switch/reduce dose. Vyvanse just makes me able to do things and focus.
Like we aren't stigmatized enough. Thanks Netflix 👍👍👍
Listen, I'm in university right now and not going to lie when i had 6 back to back exams i took this to study. All it does is make you focus, what you want to focus on is entirely on you. Its not some sort of miracle limitless pill smh. However like the limitless pill its very addictive.. tread carefully.
Honestly, this just seems like an advertisement for how awesome Aderall is and how much we're missing out if we're not taking it. :D I'm sure there are more side effects discussed in the film, but they probably should have pushed that a bit more...
what I don't understand is how this has not gone viral. the misrepresentation of other disorders like DID or Autism get viral recognition but the recognition of misrepresentation of ADHD is so low.
Stop fighting life to improve yourself, sit back, chill out and ignore material things because they wont bring happiness they only bring the need to more and more.
Which is why the rich are depressed 🙂
This makes me scream. Maybe its a rough education system and peer pressure making them do it. Nobody should want to pop a pill anyone taking daily medication can tell you that
KernowShinigamiViper Lil'Dragon ehh that’s what I thought. Until I entered College.
But coffee and alcohol are OK... different time, different drug. When I was in college, a dozen cups of coffee a day wasn't unusual. 20 years later, colleges are rated by how much of a party school they are. Now there's Adderall. Same shit different day.
Some people actually need it.. if diagnosed properly.. I absolutely need it or I physically can't focus.. don't generalize..
KernowShinigamiViper Lil'Dragon people take it because thes e school put pressure on students they dont want to fail classes and repay expensive school tuition and loans . they wanna succed the first time that what i think after watching this documentary
KernowShinigamiViper Lil'Dragon blasphemy!!! You can’t say negative things about Crapitalism and civilization... lol. Just kidding... way to be awake 👍.
I felt this documentary talked about absolutely Every aspect of this dilemma. If anyone thought otherwise, you haven’t watched it all or fully payed attention.
I fought for years with my son’s schools because they kept pushing me to medicate my son...
I’m glad I did my research.. I’m glad I didn’t give up.. we have severe heart issues in my family.. this medication would have probably killed him if I had agreed with the system.
the schools didn’t care... but, fortunately, my sons psychologist agree with me and encouraged all the research I did..
protect your children! Do your research... it’s not worth achieving success at the cost of shortening your life and possibly harming your health... QUESTION EVERYTHING... because the system won’t.. and they don’t care either. Everything in their eyes is in the name of profit
Thank You! I wish there were many more like you to stand up against the schools, counselors, drs, and big pharma. I am close to 70 years old and have seen first hand what ritelin and Adderall have done to the children in our family. Sadly, later in life an addiction overdose took more than a few from us.
I remember a night, during college, where I saw someone having a psychotic episode. After waiting 4 hours for the ambulance to arrive she told me she had taken Adderall earlier. Ambulance didn't arrive but the police did and instructed her to go back home. I'll never forget her eyes, so terrified
This doc was such an eye opener. I asked around and I now know 3 people who take Adderall or something like it for performance enhancement. Now I'm like do I do that? Cos to be honest, it feels like I need to.
Kenneth Uyabeme its good it gives you insane energy to get shit there are downsides tho sleeping is harder less appetite and it honestly depends on you focus if you focus on like hw and stuff good if you focus on cleaning your room waste of time
"I’m not going to shoot up a school because I’m on adderall. It’s infuriating to watch adhd completely not represented or presented as a fake diagnosis. Adderall and other adhd meds are presented as nothing more than a way to cheat your way through life. This feels so disrespectful and skewed"
I think this movie is incredibly disrespectful and misrepresentative. Just stop.
I thought I had ad block turned on.
Just tried my medication again after a year of not taking it and I feel so clear like I can actually focus properly. (Not Adderall but something a bit like it)
Think I'm going to try it again. Though I do want to get a lower dosis. Since I do know it affects my eating habits and I'm not going to let it affect my training. I do think it can help people with ADHD, but one should probably not take it before they have full control of their life, since it lets you go balls to the wall every day. Which is not a good thing, work should be RPE 8 or below most of the time unless you want to get adrenal fatigue like i did the last time.
Uh. Okay. I'm diagnosed with ADHD and I take adderall and I have to roll my eyes on how much they sensationalize and hype up a medication that taken as legally prescribed is pretty lackluster. When you're taking the prescribed dose of your ADHD medication I think it's pretty normal to wonder if it's even working or doing anything. I feel like the people who think that adderall is that cool are the people who don't have attention/memory problems and abuse it to do extra well, as opposed to people with ADHD who are frequently disappointed realizing that they still have hard to manage ADHD symptoms and will always have to try harder to manage basic responsibilities.
There's a documentary called "Prescription Thugs' that came out 4 years ago that covered a lot of this
Kurt Morrison gotta check that out.
Not really, Prescription Thugs was more based on pain killers and depressants like benzos and muscles relaxers, not stimulants.
Kurt Morrison Thanks will look it up
These reminds me of that family guy episode where brian takes adderal.
This also only works for those that actually need I don't recommend it if you have no real use for it. It is after all a drug.
Matt McPeak well I don't medicate my kids so it doesn't apply to me. Lol
It is a real disorder. I truly wish it wasn't. I've had issuing focusing all my life and finally discovered I had ADHD as an adult. After taking the meds and adjusting to them. It's changed my left for the better in so many ways.
MAXTRAXv2 all medications are drugs. People do abuse adderal
krash2002 I wouldn't really listen to him he probably also thinks depression isn't real.
"This also only works for those that actually need" What?? Been to college? Tell all them it isn't working haha!
I’ve taken aderall only a few times. When I did I was super focused. Was able to stay up all night and write papers and remember full scripts for plays.
It sucks that for ADHD people, stuff like adderall makes them feel normal and not enhanced at all
So basically you're telling me that Adderall will 1. make me look amazing on Instagram and 2. give me good grades while I party. Dude!
I never suffered from depression until I started taking adderal. I also woke up with my heart beating super quick. I mean sure my grades were great and I was skinner than ever but the long term effect it had on my brain chemistry were not good, I suffer from depression to this day. The heart stuff stopped after I stop taking adderal but it was pretty scary when it was happening.
Yes, do stop. Right decision. Learn good coping habits, life long skill.
I'm definitely watching this!!
I got that nature's own high thing going on but , I thought the " I'm depressed" " we have a pill for that " line was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thought this was gonna be some sci-fi thing from the thumbnail.
Ooo NZT is back haha, miss Limitless
Doctors and the government: Stop drug abuse.
Netflix: TAKE UR PILLS
I have Adderall and don’t usually take it because I don’t like the fact I can’t sleep, don’t eat, dry mouth, and crash which makes my AS worse.
"you do stay up 16 hours for 7 days straight"
???? I WISH I was staying up only 16 hours every day. I get like 5 hours of sleep a night and I'm in high school. Jesus.
Yeah, I suppose he did misspeak because 8 hours a night is something I dream of having. I'm sorry about your struggle with adderall. I've never taken any but I go to boarding school so that along with Oxy is all over campus.
It's not physically addicting at all; potentially psychologically addicting. But you can be psychologically addicted to pizza; don't ever eat it daily trust me.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t 16 hours supposed to be how long the average person should stay up if we’re only supposed to sleep 8 hours a night? 24 hours in a day y’know? I do take ADHD meds and my sleep is crap, I’ll give it that.
I mean yes... but often cases where the person develops a dependency, are when the prescribed dosage is too much. Hence why most people aren't prescribed a daily dose. Also, cutting it out cold-turkey is going to have side effects similar to a caffeine withdrawal (rather than a meth withdrawal), regardless of your dose. If getting off it is a goal, then step it down dose by dose. Overall though, Adderal has a VERY short bio-half-life within most human bodies. Should I be amazed to hear you've been off it for a year and are still suffering side-effects?
aden youll be a straight a student 4.0 lol
This really just pisses me off more than anything. Being a person who legitimately struggled with self medicating because I wasn’t being properly medicated until later in life with adderall. Because until then I didn’t know what exactly was wrong only that something was missing and causing me to suffer greatly and I was unable to function because of it. It wasn’t I was finally put on the proper medication along with adderall that I finally was able to start feeling content and happy and for the first time in 30 years (yes 30 years, that’s a true statement ) I was able to start being productive without the use of illegal opiates that simulated the same effects such as energy and focus in me. I wouldn’t get out of bed most days for the majority of my life due to what was wrong chemically in me. I’ve missed more days of living than I’ve probably actually lived. And because others abuse this drug now, on top of the fact that I myself wasn’t taken care of I can’t begin to tell you the amount of bull shit I’ve dealt with at times with certain Drs who are shit at there jobs. I need this medication to live a life worth living, and that’s after trying everything else possible without knowing that. It was only recently that I finally realized and accepted what this medication had really done for me, my life, and my mental health as a whole. But people who don’t really need it and just want to take advantage of it will ruin it for the people like myself. And the Drs who suck will give it to the rich kids for the right price while the rest of us suffering on Medicaid can’t find a decent psychiatrist to save our lives. I’m so fed up with everything and everyone.
As someone with a highly similar disorder, I find interest in this documentary.
My friends and I were pill heads. We went from OxyContin to Aderol to pure amphetimines.
Still waiting for those new episodes of the seven deadly sins
ya boiinator me too
I know right
Looks interesting
That's interesting, I'm waiting for watch it
Does anybody know what meditation app Ebon is using? @1hr and 13 min in the documentary.
Limitless season 2? We need NZT, not Adderall!
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lol so true, everyone at my uni takes it once dead week begins
So basically I found out I went through college without taking any drugs except alcohol when I partied and was apparently at a severe disadvantage for not being on speed. I probably should have been on it with how long I needed to study to understand materials inside & out but I still made it through. One thing this documentary was awesome for showing is how not being part of the competitive corporate rat race is so much less stressful. I hated bell curve classes, people would actively try to sabotage other students, it was a me vs you mentality in a damn university where learning should take all precedence. Like some of the people in this film, it took me some time to find my own way but now there's no stopping it.
I guess thats what i need thanks
Instantly reminded of "Pogo - Take Those Pills"
Can't wait to see! Looove looove Netflix!♡
Americans...
... are so productive
lol or slave labor... Right. Americans aren't far behind and arguably have better quality of life.
ARXV The Plug I’m not saying they are not, but I hear so many of my friends that went to college in the states casually mention taking adderall like it’s literally nothing, it IS an issue that is predominantly in centered in the states.
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13 reasons why season 2 trailer cmon netflix !!
oh god, here we go.
If you don’t have ADHD how can you be qualified to pass judgement on the medication prescribed?
This medication is not wanted but is needed for the ADHD brain to best function.
Treating those properly prescribed like they are drug addicts is shameful, IMO
Nowadays I am using medication to control anxiety.I know that there are too many people using medication to anxiety,depression,add,and too much other neurological disorders. But there's one fact that helps on the process of healing: Faith. Faith in God the Creator and in His Son Jesus Christ.I am not a pastor, but i let here my testemony. Greetings.
This bugs me. Never did adderal, probably won't--I dunno though. I just want to know why there's a pending moratorium and study on these drugs when pretty well all mass shooters are on the other psychotropic drugs? I'm not for any of them but it seems the latter should be more important. Tin hat theory: it's all a distraction to keep the money makers safe.
They forget to mention that Adderall is just the trade name for a certain mix of amphetamines.
Never needed it to function or to excel so I guess I lucked out happy trails
I know a lot of people that use this and the scary thing about it is that the general public doesn’t know what the side effects or the risk of addiction is.