Hey good people, I was wondering if someone could help me. My Dr recently put me on Vyvanse and I felt really Speedy and as a recovering addict it really scared me. I'm now off of Vyvanse and the Dr has switched me to Ritalin. I'm yet to start my first dose as I'm really apprehensive about how they'll make me feel. Would someone please help me to tell me if I'll feel the same as I did on Vyvanse? Thanks in advance for any guidance.
Methylphenidates gave body energy, Amphetamines gave more mental energy and body calmness IMO. But the sides from Methylphenidates were way worse for me, if I took it for longer than 4 days i'd end up punching walls lol. Modafinil is awesome too just so expensive. great videos, well explained.
There may not be an overly rigorous technical distinction between "stimulants" and "eugeroics," but modafinil demonstrates little to no efficacy in ADHD.
no one ever includes biphentin
i only tried it for a few months and switched to vyvanse but im tryna learn
Any hypothesis why a concussed patient would stop reacting to stimulants?
Hey good people, I was wondering if someone could help me. My Dr recently put me on Vyvanse and I felt really Speedy and as a recovering addict it really scared me. I'm now off of Vyvanse and the Dr has switched me to Ritalin. I'm yet to start my first dose as I'm really apprehensive about how they'll make me feel. Would someone please help me to tell me if I'll feel the same as I did on Vyvanse? Thanks in advance for any guidance.
Are you a pharmacist or psychiatrist by training? And are you active on r/DrugNerds?
Psychiatrist, nope
Methylphenidates gave body energy, Amphetamines gave more mental energy and body calmness IMO. But the sides from Methylphenidates were way worse for me, if I took it for longer than 4 days i'd end up punching walls lol. Modafinil is awesome too just so expensive. great videos, well explained.
Do you have a video on atomoxetine?
Modafinil, watching from the sidelines...
There may not be an overly rigorous technical distinction between "stimulants" and "eugeroics," but modafinil demonstrates little to no efficacy in ADHD.
how could you :(
New phone who this