Is Adderal safe if prescribed?

[Valentine1699]

Hello I’ve been experiencing major ADD symptoms recently & very low energy

I’m 20 & in shape, I eat a well balanced diet, sleep well, workout almost daily, stay hydrated, take a multivitamin, sleep well etc & my hormones are all fine

I’m doing everything right on paper to be healthy & energetic, but my energy, mood, & focus have been through the floor

As a child I was diagnosed with ADHD but never took it seriously & just thought I could power through it with willpower, but recently these symptoms have gotten much worse & it’s taking away from my productivity in my business & in the gym & socially & in my spiritual advancement & I’ve been sleeping in way too much aswell

I already know if I tell my doctor all this he’ll want to prescribe me adderal

I’m hesitant to start it because I know it can be addictive & have some unhealthy side effects

But will it be worth it if I use it responsibly & as prescribed?

What else can I do to fix these symptoms?

I asked chat GPT about it earlier & it recommended a long list of supplements & sauna & cold plunges & said if all of that doesn’t work to take low dose adderal.

 

[Finualfru]

As a Satanist who also struggles with ADHD on a daily basis, i can sincerely recommend void meditation, energy cleansing and sound meditation. I recommend this when it comes to spiritual work, although health-wise - I would recommend you to use vitamin D3, Omega 3, Magnesium and calcium, preferably, because magnesium can flush it out. Of course, it would be worth doing tests to see what ur situation is with deficiencies. I would also recommend being careful with Adderall. Concerte and Medikinet are used in Europe, they have a different chemical composition, they are much safer. There are very few specialists in the world, in America, however, they have diagnosed many more cases than are diagnosed in Europe. Sad reality... You have to be careful with medications, if you have a translator, read European texts on this subject, you can find them on Google Scholar, there are also a lot of books on this subject, it is best to reach for the latest research because knowledge on this subject is often outdated and the stereotype of the "running and fast boy" still prevails. Practically, until a certain point, ADHD was not diagnosed in adults. The best thing to do is not fall into your own kind of fate, I know how overwhelming it can be. ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder, characterized by a lack of proper emotion regulation, it is worth using the help of a therapist.

Medicines such as medikinet and concerta are not addictive. It is important that they are used under the STRICT SUPERVISION OF A SPECIALIZED DOCTOR. Otherwise they will not work most effectively…