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How a Telehealth company capitalized on neuro-divergence and created massive demand for amphetmines Bias disclaimer: I used to take Adderall and don’t take it anymore. Thanks for reading R.L.’s Substack! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Everyone has their own journey and mine has a central theme of not taking
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I had the privilege and opportunity to speak on a “Recovery Conversation” with Whitney Menarchek on the “Reduce the Stigma” podcast. I spoke about ADHD and its medications. We had a valuable conversation. The work her and the Straight up Care organization does is a plentiful resource for connecting people with peer specialists as well
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I am not a medical professional and what I have written is a personal essay, I am not advising the use of nor the stoppage of any medication or treatment. I am speaking only from my experience. If you have grown accustomed to using adderall to manage life, by way of integrating them into your
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Note: I am writing tired and with a headache. Something AI will never do. Soak it in. It is human.Note note: My lack of professionalism is emerging from the sensation that nobody is reading this, reading my book or interacting with these efforts. Should I stop talking about ADHD meds? You don’t hear the story
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You got all the everything you see on the handheld tv. You got me, on the internet,trying to talk to you about one thing. Amphetamines for kids. There are so many shadows looming around us Some designed as friends There to show you the way But what if it’s the wrong way Amphetamines, man. Speed,
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Click the picture to read it It feels authentic for me to write that way instead of doing the third person biography. It will surely change as time passes. If you always do what you always do, you’ll always get what you always get.
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The author proudly reflects on completing their book, Hocus Focus, revealing their journey and ambitions for initiating a dialogue on amphetamines and ADD. They express struggles with marketing, handling rejection, and fearing harsh criticism. Despite uncertainty, they find gratitude in personal growth and hope for the book’s impact on readers’ lives.
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DISCLAIMER: The following article intended to be a primer in a conversation. It is not medical advice. I’m not a doctor and this is not medical or psychiatric advice. Short answer: Amphetamines are central nervous system stimulants that work by modifying chemical levels in the brain. I took Adderall and other amphetamines intermittently from ages
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