Binge Eating Disorder: Vyvanse
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2016
- “Experts” claim this relatively new “disease” affects up to 5% of adults and almost 2% of children or almost 3 million Americans. It’s defined as eating too much, too fast and suffering embarrassment afterward. Shire Pharmaceuticals, the company behind popularizing the concept of B.E.D., seeks to stimulate sales of its drug Vyvanse as the sole F.D.A. authorized drug to treat this condition. Unfortunately this pro-drug morphs into amphetamine with all of its associated toxicities. Whether Vyvanse which is also promoted for ADHD represents an advance remains debatable.
As someone who has an ED that includes binging, this is a bad video.
Uncontrollable binging can RUIN your life. Clearly you have never felt the overwhelming guilt, feelings of failure, and anxiety that accompanies an episode of binging. Writing it off as made up, especially as a medical professional that people trust, is so gross.
I actually found this video while looking for info on Vyvanse because I have ADHD.
ADHD is THE most researched psychiatric condition. Tons of studies have found that it is a real, tangible condition that can be found in the brain.
It is a condition that makes my life extremely difficult everyday. Every single thing I do, even watching tv, can be made difficult by it.
Studies have shown that for about 85% of people with ADHD, stimulant medication is helpful in treating it and doesn’t cause intolerable side effects.
To even suggest that it was made up by Big Pharma is irresponsible.
You shouldn’t be a doctor if all you want to do is ignore medical studies and make fear mongering videos
yeah he doesn't seem to think this is a real disorder, as someone who has struggled with BED for years its real and it can take over your life.
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What a hack. Binge eating disorder is 100% a disorder. Are you saying bulimia isn’t real? Because bingeing is just eating like that and not throwing up. It’s real. No drug is for everyone but Vyvanse has totally changed my life. I was bingeing huge meals, like 3 fast food meals in an hour almost everyday for years. I had tried everything. I was finally diagnosed with ADHD and when I say vyvanse has been magic I’m not kidding. No bingeing at all, completely stopped. I can easily manage my home, get dishes done, laundry, I’m in better communication with my friends, it’s easier to talk and focus. The only side effect I’ve had is dry mouth sometimes which is no big deal, I just drink more water.
I’d love to hear an update from this doctor regarding new research into Vyvanse. I’ve been on it since it was approved in Australia for BED back in 2018 and I went from binging every night to maybe a mini binge once a week, my weight is now stable, I have more self confidence, I’m no longer helpless or feel hopeless and I feel more in control.
What was good procsss? Did you have to have multiple psych sessions and comprehensive treatment?
@@rt___174 I was already seeing a psychiatrist for four years prior and has continued to see the same psychiatrist now
Do you have ADHD (if you don't mind me asking)? and if so, did Vyvanse help with that as well?
@@zero131056 no I don’t
@@zero131056 I have ADHD and BED and taking Vyvanse has changed my life.
What’s Vivanase? Sounds like a terrible drug. I’m on Vyvanse and it’s changed my life for the better. You should do a video on that amazing drug.
That’s what he is talking about, hey can you share your experience?
@@1314joycetan I can share mine if you’d like I get exactly what the first guy means it litteraly changes you I’ve been on it on and off for 7 years I’m 21 now and everytime I was on it good things when I wasn’t bad things I litteraly can’t explain it but it makes you forces you to do everything in your power to achieve whatever your head is thinking it can make me do 12 hours worth of studying like I did today go by like a piece of fucking cake I just got in bed and I feel like I could get up and study for 10 more hours just because I feel like it , it’s a crazy drug and it has changed my life
Vyvanaise must be when you take it with mayo. I take my Vyvanse on an empty stomach.
Stimulant binded to lysine, adding lysine to Stimulants actually isn't bad at all
I’m here bc I was just prescribed Vyvanse for BED and ADHD. Today was my first day on it. It feels a little like adderall but not as strong and it doesn’t make me clench my teeth. I might talk to my doctor about trying something else just because my insurance only covers part of it. It’s 188 dollars with my insurance for 30 pills. Kinda crazy price right? 480 before insurance. For 30 pills. Wtf…..what works just as well as this that isn’t so expensive?
I started this video thinking it would be informative and it’s been a while since I watched a professional sound so biased. Anyway, in case this helps anyone with BED and/or ADHD: I have suffered from this “nonexistent” disorder called BED for close to 15years, together with my ADHD that I discovered I had this past few months, have made my life absolutely miserable.
Have been on Vyvanse for a month, Previous to that I was binging almost every day (last year I relapsed) and if I wasn’t binging I was definitely overeating on meals and consuming mainly comfort foods.
This past month binges have been NON EXISTING, and I’m eating a balanced diet now and controlling portions. It has helped me tremendously! Of course with my ADHD as well. Important to note that I’ve previously been in therapy for my BED for about 4 years. This provided me with lots of tools and self awareness that together with Vyvanse it’s what’s been helping. Not sure how effective it would have been without having received therapy previously.
I’m lucky side effects are almost non existent, of course I will be careful and keep track of my health to make sure all is in order in the future, but so far the benefits vastly outweigh the issue of having a dry mouth and a couple days where I felt anxious for a little while (my experience)!
what is BED?
@@Burevestnik9M730 it's literally in the title of this video. Binge Eating Disorder.
I think he needs to update this. I’m using it for my adhd. Great doctor btw.
I have binge eating disorder, I used to have Anorexia and Bulimia. I think it stems from the binge/purge cycle from bulimia where you eat and purge. But because you try and not purge, you go as long as you can without eating, often eating only once a day, until you’re starving and you eat everything in sight because you denied yourself so long. Binge eating disorder is definitely very real, but I don’t think everyone with unhealthy eating habits has it. I just started vyvanse for my ADHD, and am happy to find that it should help with my binge eating disorder.
are you still taking it? i’m going to my doctor this week and i’m going to ask him about this medication, i’m hoping it could help with my binging :/
I want to believe this, but idk if I can after hearing you pronounce it, “vyvanase”
Vi Vans... mayonaise vivanaze....
"Vyvanaise"
Glad I'm not the only one irritated
I wonder if rebound binges can occur when the body tolerates a dose of vyvanse or discontinues the medication. The fight or flight activation as a side effect of Vyvanse used to make me stress eat with sugary food items
Scaremongering [n]: _see this video_
i was 185 last year and now i’m 235 i’m very unhappy about my weight now and i’m on a anxiety med i have been on vyvanse before but been back and forth but i’m getting back on it soon bc my weight isn’t good
Great video !
This is a very problematic video. You make many accusations that have been proven false- yet you don’t share any of that data, conveniently. I think you lost all credibility right from the get go since you can’t even pronounce this drug correctly. For the average person, I wouldn’t think twice but for someone who is trying to give out advice regarding it and using their occupation as a position of authority, it’s extremely concerning you are apparently unfamiliar with using it in practice- otherwise it would be nearly impossible for you to not know how to pronounce it. For others reading- this isn’t like some other situations where it’s just a different way of pronouncing it, but both ways said would be spelled the same. This is him completely switching letters around and saying it in a way that doesn’t even make sense the way it’s spelled.
Going to ask my doctor if I can try this mph not really working at all makes me sleepy when I outta be awake 😴
Do you think it’s reasonable to speculate that there may be a link between BED and ADHD? If I understand correctly; patients with ADHD exhibit a lack of dopamine or proper dopamine reception, and binge eating behaviors often occur in the pursuit of dopamine. How many patients have both diagnoses?
I can totally see this.
I don’t have ADHD but have BED however I totally see what your saying. That’s how researchers found out Vyvanse could help patients with BED because a lot of ADHD patients didn’t have binges and tended not to be overweight while on Vyvanse compared with other ADHD medications.
When I got on adderall I didn't know that I cut my sugar intake to null, until I started getting hypoglycemia. Mainly cause I used sugar to raise my dopamine. It's interesting how the body works, like how a raw meat craving means that your anemic. You don't know why you are craving stuff like that, but that you should eat it because you need it.
I'm not an expert, but I've been diagnosed with both and my provider told me exactly what you're saying. That often people with ADHD can also struggle with binge eating partially because of the difficultly with impulse control, which has to do with dopamine. So yeah, from my experience pretty spot on!
Yes, both are impulse control issues and there I’ve read articles that have linked the two.
How does this drug affect the following circuits:
cortical
striatal
striatal-limbic
frontostriatal
striatopallidum
pallidal
thalamic?
Are there any improvements with athymhormia using this drug? Apathy? Hypobulia? Lack of initiative? Lack of interest?
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Binge eating is when the person does not stop eating to the last cookie in the pack of Oreo
I like how the Dr says the company probably made up the binge eating disorder
"Quitting one addiction, switching to another" The system
Took it for the first time today what if I didn’t make me feel energized it made me feel tired but it helped with appetite
I was diagnosed with ADHD and Insomnia in June of 2019. They prescribed me Vyvanse and at that time I was 5’2 and weighed 200lbs. By the end of summer in 2019, I weighed 180. End of summer in 2020 I weighed 160. Now I’m 5’8 and weigh 150 and also, it helps me with my adhd because I always wanted to tap on stuff and eat because I got bored. It helps me focus on things better and also it curves my appetite really well
@@chasewebb9539 Seeing you reply to this now is funny because after taking vyvanse I’ve had straight A’s in school and I have lost over 75 pounds. it really is a miracle medicine.
I'm on this now for ADHD
As someone who does research on scientific papers, I can’t honestly believe you are a real doctor. You dismiss binge eating disorder as nonexistent…. What kind of conspiracist are you? If someone like me, who has the disorder, if they are young, also depressed and vulnerable, do not listen to this man. Every medication has side effects, even aspirin. This is alarmist.
I’m sure he has his own treatments for it that he’d be happy to sell you!
TWO STUDIES?????? Wtf.. that’s it????? That’s all that’s needed??? Bruh.. I’m so discouraged.
All medications have side effects this guy is ridiculous
Does adderall share the majority of stated side effects?
Can you do a video on phentermine or qsymia ( phentermine with topomax) or phenpro (phentermine with prozac)
A lot of people really do suffer from binge eating disorder. It's real. Its involved with other mental illness, ADHD anxiety depression PTSD, hormones come into play as well.
In fact speaking of hormones. I'm trying to learn about Oxytocin and its role with PTSD and or obesity binge eating etc.. my dr. Has zero clue about Oxytocin. It really should be a medicine more affective and well known for it.
Thank you so much for making this video
Can you please do a video on Diazepam?
Put a label on it and prescribe a pill. Right.
Guys i'd like to ask you if you had a similar experience to mine: Vyvanse is the only medication that helps my BED. I dont have ADHD so this medication creates exactly what i think would be to have adhd: easily distracted, unable to finish tasks, being late to work, focusing on details that dont really matter, interrupting others, unable to organize, my house is a mess...I am sad for myself. I stopped 2 days ago from 70mg. BED is back :(
I love videos from this doctor, I was on Lexapro and Gabapentin and because of the information in his videos I decided those drugs were not for me and created a plan with my doctor to get off them. About Vyvanse, I would say I value his opinion but I was on Adderal and that drug was driving me nuts, because I have both ADHD and BED, my doctor prescribed Vyvanse and it has been amazing.
How much weight have you lost and in how long? What were your side effects?
130 cases of suicide and it’s still around? Wtf ?
Wow, great info!
All those side effects are all the same for every other drug on the market
mayonaise
Can this be prescribed to someone who's bulimic?
Yes because it includes impulse control to deal with binge urges. Fluoxetine is also used for bulimia
@@jackdesrosiers9006 thankyou 🌷
No one is going to talk about the fact this guy can’t even say the name of the medication properly? Lol
You expect us to believe that you're an expert and you can't even pronounce the drug? 😂
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This guy can’t even pronounce vyvanse properly
vay-va-nase? wow, I though it was vay-vanse.
Vyvanse sounds pretty bad. It is better than placebo, which may allow it to edge out as preferable for some patients, but the side effects are somewhat extreme.
I recommend watching other videos from other MD's, specifically psychiatrists who specialize in BED. This MD is very clearly biased against BED even existing.
You list off all the side effects which is something that should be noted, but I mean, every medication has side effects?
It's all about weighing the side effects that you expereince versus the perceived benefit that you get out of it. This isn't that good of a video to be honest
What a patronising doctor.. steer clear of this type. For anyone who has stumbled across this video for help with BED please ignore this video. When considering using Vyvanse for the this very real eating disorder consult trained specialists in the field for advice … pros on cons. I’m alarmed that such condescending doctors with egotistical attitudes like this still exist.
Is this man married? 😅 or have a son?
Vyvanse, like all stimulants, eventually stops working so you always have to increase the dose... until you max out.
Not true. Been prescribed for over a decade
You mean Like all drugs