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This image irritates me in a very disgusting way. It shows how the economy will literally use innocent citizens in the United States just to get extra money. The United States truly is corrupt in my eyes. Only caring about a paper currency that has no actualy value except for the little illusion it ceases to create by the numbers on it.The government will give anyone, even kids mind controlling substances just to make extra money. This place is so overly concerned about making cash that they are more then willing to hand out these unnecessary medicines to make the victims feel useless without these drugs so they will be pretty much a government toy or puppet because once consumed the feeling is that they need this in order to succeed.
This image irritates me in a very disgusting way. It shows how the economy will literally use innocent citizens in the United States just to get extra money. The United States truly is corrupt in my eyes. Only caring about a paper currency that has no actualy value except for the little illusion it ceases to create by the numbers on it.The government will give anyone, even kids mind controlling substances just to make extra money. This place is so overly concerned about making cash that they are more then willing to hand out these unnecessary medicines to make the victims feel useless without these drugs so they will be pretty much a government toy or puppet because once consumed the feeling is that they need this in order to succeed.
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It's funny because people that do not have ADHD that take these pills can make them more hyperactive and some people use it as an alternative to the drug 'speed'.
It can sometimes have a complete opposite effect compare to someone that has ADHD
It can sometimes have a complete opposite effect compare to someone that has ADHD
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I find these pills very stupid to make illegal for people that are not diagnosed for them like they literally help you focus what is wrong with that?
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-Kirito- wrote I find these pills very stupid to make illegal for people that are not diagnosed for them like they literally help you focus what is wrong with that?
I didn't say they should be illegal if what you said was aimed at me
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AxG wrote It's funny because people that do not have ADHD that take these pills can make them more hyperactive and some people use it as an alternative to the drug 'speed'.
It can sometimes have a complete opposite effect compare to someone that has ADHD
Speed is amphetamine, Adderall is a mix of different amphetamine salts (dexo and lyso if I recall correctly).
If you think that's a big deal look up Desoxyn and what that's prescribed for...
-Kirito- wrote I find these pills very stupid to make illegal for people that are not diagnosed for them like they literally help you focus what is wrong with that?
Because they ruin dopamine receptors with constant use, they're highly addictive, they're horrible for your heart, tolerance builds very quickly and that urges users to dose higher constantly, need I go on?
Unless you need them, don't abuse them. You're making it harder for people with a legitimate need for them to get a script.
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ADHD is extremely common in the US from what I hear, and a large percentage of high schoolers are on prescription Adderall(as far as I am aware). However, in the UK, similar drugs are pretty hard top get ahold of.
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Its bad how many people I know that are addicted to the ADHD meds
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Sanctyy wrote ADHD is extremely common in the US from what I hear, and a large percentage of high schoolers are on prescription Adderall(as far as I am aware). However, in the UK, similar drugs are pretty hard top get ahold of.
It's extremely common because people abuse it. There's no physical test for ADHD, you can literally walk in and start spewing bullshit about how you can't focus and you'll start the process of testing you.
It's unfortunate that so many people abused the system, I have a legitimate need for such medication I feel. And I'm currently about 6 months into the process of this when it should've been one appointment. Now I have to speak with psychiatrists and tell them the same thing I told my doctor and further waste my time while my education takes the back burner.
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imgur wrote It's extremely common because people abuse it. There's no physical test for ADHD, you can literally walk in and start spewing bullshit about how you can't focus and you'll start the process of testing you.
It's unfortunate that so many people abused the system, I have a legitimate need for such medication I feel. And I'm currently about 6 months into the process of this when it should've been one appointment. Now I have to speak with psychiatrists and tell them the same thing I told my doctor and further waste my time while my education takes the back burner.
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Yeah, I kind of thought that but wasn't too sure. I don't know since I'm not from the US but I hear a lot of people taking Adderall, whether it's prescription or not. If schools were getting paid for giving their students something similar to Adderall over here in the UK, at least 50% of us would have ADHD probably, it's ridiculous. I haven't actually researched these types of drugs much, but I suppose I should at some point, would probably be interesting. I have been told a few times that I should try to get Adderall, just to try.
P.S, that sucks man
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I have ADHD and I take medicine.
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