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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Form.The instant release form starts working quickly, but has a tendency to fall off quickly.The extended release comes on a bit slower, but lasts longer.Potential Dangers of Adderall Although Adderall can make you more efficient, it has been associated with a number of alarming risks, including “come-down” or “crashing” effects.Adderall releases the chemicals serotonin, dopamine and adrenaline into the brain.These chemicals are naturally stored in the brain and are released whenever you feel happy about something.When you take Adderall, the drug releases those chemicals from storage, giving you a pumped-up feeling.When the drug wears off, you may experience withdrawal symptoms, including acute cravings, sleep problems, fatigue, depression, excessive hunger, panic attacks and suicidal thoughts.Like many other powerful stimulants, Adderall makes you want to consume more of it.This is because Adderall prevents dopamine from replenishing itself, which creates the need to take more of the drug.Ultimately this leads to dependence as you build a tolerance to it.Other side effects of Adderall may include:IrritabilityDry mouthIncreased heart rateRestlessnessHeadacheLoss of appetiteClick Here to see a full list of side effects.Other Pharmaceutical Alternatives To AdderallStimulant AlternativesOther stimulants which are designed to treat ADHD and improve mental functioning and behavior include:RitalinConcertaVyvanseDexedrineDextrostatThese stimulants have the same goal as Adderall, but they don’t always share the same mechanism of action.For example, Adderall prolongs the action of the dopamine and norepinephrine neurotransmitters for four to six hours.Ritalin, however, is shorter-acting (two to three hours).In my experience, there is a fairly big difference in Vyvanse Vs. Adderall.For me, Adderall seemed to help more with focus and concentration, and getting things done.On the contrary, Vyvanse seemed to just give me a huge burst of physical energy, and not as much in the focus / concentration department.Non-Stimulant AlternativesNon-stimulants prescription drugs impact the brain differently from stimulants.They affect neurotransmitters, but they do not
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