ADHD and speed..

[SoraReo]

i was wondering.. its kinda a stupid question but i cant find the answer anywhere.. i used to have bad ADHD but dont take meds for it anymore.. a. is it possible i grew out of it.. and b. if so can i recreationally take adderall?

if you have adhd is it still possible to feel the affects of adderall or even meth?

like a higher dose or.. something..

[niggaprecious]

Yes. The doses that Doctors prescribe is generally low, which tends to induce more of a calming effect.

When amphetamines are taken in recreational doses, they are much more stimulating and euphoric.

[ponehacker]

Not a stupid question at all. It is very possible that swiyou grew out of it as this is detailed in much of the literature pertaining to ADD & ADHD. It was also the case for swim. He was an obnoxious little hyperactive kid and was put on ritalin when he was five years old and eventually switched to dexedrine in middle school. Halfway through college he felt he didn't need it anymore and stopped taking it without any adverse effects whatsoever.

Ironically(in comparison to question b) a few years later swim tried meth and became quite addicted to it for close to five years. Funny thing is that when it came time to quit it was dexedrine that helped swim through it all.

Whatever swiyou do, just bee careful with meth as it will grab ahold of swiyou before swiyou ever realize it and it DOES NOT let go without a fight.

[ittybitty56]

Originally Posted by ponehacker

Whatever swiyou do, just bee careful with meth as it will grab ahold of swiyou before swiyou ever realize it and it DOES NOT let go without a fight.

Yep, what he/she said.

[niggaprecious]

Originally Posted by ponehacker

Not a stupid question at all. It is very possible that swiyou grew out of it as this is detailed in much of the literature pertaining to ADD & ADHD. It was also the case for swim. He was an obnoxious little hyperactive kid and was put on ritalin when he was five years old and eventually switched to dexedrine in middle school. Halfway through college he felt he didn't need it anymore and stopped taking it without any adverse effects whatsoever.

Ironically(in comparison to question b) a few years later swim tried meth and became quite addicted to it for close to five years. Funny thing is that when it came time to quit it was dexedrine that helped swim through it all.

Whatever swiyou do, just bee careful with meth as it will grab ahold of swiyou before swiyou ever realize it and it DOES NOT let go without a fight.

and as they say, it probably won't kill you, but you'll wish you were dead.