From personal experience, it works wonders. If you are someone prescribed to Adderall, and it is taken for you to calm down, I'm not really sure what it will feel like or whether you're going to have the energy to.
but if you take adderall for school here and there, or recreational/weight loss (which anymore is highly not recommended by doctors) you will be able to work out DOUBLE what you are usually able to, and lose TONS of weight.
I lost 7 pounds in one weekend (just a walk Friday night about a mile or two, then hiking Saturday while camping) on adderall. But it makes my energy levels INCREASED because i don't take it for ADHD
when i took adderal, it made me hear voices and scared me a little.
no, it is an amphetamine.
adderal is for add or adhd
Amp. On a drug test stands for Amphetamines, drugs like Adderal, Adderal XR, vyvanse, Ect.
I don't understand what you are asking.
Ritalin, Adderal
Adderal,riddlein
Adderal is an amphetamine - and is habit forming.
adderal
If you did not have a prescription, it is illegal for you to have the Adderal. If you do have the Adderal legally, you should be fine as long as it is in the bottle the pharmacy issued it to you in. It is never wise to travel with unmarked pills, even when not flying.
im not sure but there wouldn't be to much of a point in it as they are so alike
Adderal is a mixture of stimulants (almost a drug cocktail) called dextroamphetamines. They increase levels of important neurotransmitters in the synapses of neurons (space between them, the junction) so that there is a higher effectiveness of these neurotransmitters. People with ADHD have improperly functioning neurotransmissions, so this drug fixes that imbalance by preventing reuptake of neurotransmitters that are already struggling. However, in a normal person, they are increasing action of already well functioning neurotransmitters. So, for a normal person, adderal makes them hyper, overstimulating brain action. For people with ADHD, adderal normalizes neurotransmissions and seems to calm them down (actually helping normalize their behavior).