In this video I answer the questions: - Do meds effect creativity - Positives of meds - Negatives of meds My instagram: @iamtypierson My website: Typiersonfilms.com
I was severely traumatized years ago as a teenage, got diagnosed with ADHD. Spent my whole life fighting ADHD. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my mom recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.
I love hearing great life changing stories like this. I want to become a mycologist because honestly mushrooms are the best form of medicine (most especially the psychedelic ones) There are so many people today used magic mushrooms to ween off of SSRI medication- its amazing! Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death buddy, lets be honest here.
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One of the issues I have with ADHD is that I can’t express my thoughts very well. I forget words mid sentence and so on. You seem to be very good at verbally communication. Have you always had this ability, is it the Adderal that has helped? Thanks.
Thank you for speaking about the anxiety. This made me realize that the problem isn't medication, but studying too long without breaks. After seeing your video I realized that my anxiety stays away if I remember to take a walking break every 30 minutes. Then the body and mind aren't in a hyper focused state too long
Well, unmedicated people can experience anxiety and depression at the end of the day as well since we just sat there banging our head against the wall all day. So having a productive day followed by that sounds like a net plus to me!
I literally scream in my brain when the thoughts get to fast, I spend more time stressing about ADHD then other things. Jaiden Animations made an amazing video about her experience and it helped a ton. I was terrified at the thought of taking Adderall but now I’m ready to talk to my doctor about it.
@@KJDogluv you’re very ignorant to think that someone talking about their experience makes them entitled. That’s what the title of the video is, his experience and complaints he would have.
I think people with ADHD are mostly creative because they (we) had to see different solutions in solving problems than non ADHD people. That kind of got a routine to every task then
I totally agree! You kind of have to think outside of the box in order to make it through life growing up because the solutions that work for everyone else don’t work for most people with ADHD!
Also, because our exposure to creative content starts with observing some completed. This is mind blowing when I found this out. I kept getting stuck on this thought all the time, even before my diagnosis two years ago: “If I could just see what it should end up like, then I could figure it out and use my own ideas.” I *finally* looked it up two weeks ago. It’s called backwards design/backwards learning. We gravitate to art and music because we see and hear complete works and we then reverse engineer them. We can learn even faster that way. Which can also explain why “practice” might work better in the form of personal projects while learning because we also learn by memorization, not using working memory, and daily functional memory. So simultaneous learning and applying it helps to shoot it to your long term memory faster.
I wasn't diagnosed until I was 33, so my ADHD is really bad. Imagine coping with a ligetime of unregulated dopamine, bad productivity habits, and terrible social conditioning. I finally got on Adderall but it wore off so quick. My doctor switched me to extended release, and I love my Adderall XR, the extended release capsule. I metabolize all medication quickly, so XR really was the best option. If I take my meds at 9 a.m., it would wear off at about 3 pm. So I take my first dose at 7 am and my booster at noon. The 7 a.m. dosage really kicks in by the time I get to work at 8 a.m. and the booster at lunch will carry me through prepping dinner. I didn’t experience any noticeable anxiety when I first started, but my anxiety level was so high from not feeling in control of my life that I probably just didn't notice any new anxiety.
This is my exact experience so far. I only have xr right now but can tell I need a booster for around noon. My anxiety has completely gone away and I actually feel like I have time to fully relax. It’s very interesting experiencing this after 31 years of being constantly anxious
@@2.am.cigarettes. it's nothing to be scared of, either it works for you or doesn't. The sooner you find what works for you the sooner you can say hello to a more efficient life. Adderall didn't work for me but I'm trying Ritalin and more OTC nootropics now. I'll be doing neurofeedback once I have the money.
I have been on extended release for about 3 months now. When I am off medication, I relate in having so many thoughts that I can't seem to organize or pin them down to focus. This is actually what causes me a lot of my anxiety and I think being on medication has helped me to see that. When I'm on medication I can focus on writing a song and not getting bored of it. I can process thoughts fully with out jumping to the next thought and feeling incomplete. It actually has helped me to direct myself better and catch on to things more quickly which means I can vocalize my thoughts more directly. It actually helps me sleep at night and I remember to eat meals. I think negatives for me are that it can make my heart feel Racey which in turn can give me a different form of anxiety but with time that symptoms has started to fade and Im learning to be better with situations and calming my self. Also I just don't like to be dependent on things so I'll take weekends off sometimes and I like doing that. It is also very important to be drinking water while on Adderall.
I’m a singer songwriter and I write songs sometimes and when I play them on my guitar I can’t memorize them I end up dropping the song and giving up then write another one a week later, does it help with your memorization at all? Probably a scattered question hope you can answer
Im a very successful sober musician with adhd, i find that as i get older my creativity is hindered by endless racing thoughts and "what ifs" and constant comparison of my Art to others in my music scene. I have been debating pulling the trigger on adderal, however im 9 years sober from all drugs and alcohol so internally im like...am i giving up sobriety? I just know also ill love the way i feel on adderal and am scared of long term brain damage. But I also hate how hard it is these days to reach "flow state" when i create now
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It's interesting how you feel anxious (some people feel depressed) after it wears off. I am actually relieved when it wears off, because the last few hours of my Vyvance gives me headache and makes me feel sleepy. So when I get my energy levels and intense emotions back, I know know it's out of my system and feel good and excited 😀
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That was me as a kid. I was so robotic during the school day , but around 5pm it would wear off and I’d be outside playing with my friends acting crazy and unhinged and they loved every second of it 😂😂😂
To your point about anxiety and feeling unpleasant when the Adderall wears off: You may want to talk with your doctor about trying Vyvanse. Vyvanse is another amphetamine-based drug like Adderall but is supposed to be a more gentle and smooth experience both while it’s active and when it wears off. It’s along acting/extended release formulation. You might also try a different Methylphenidate-based drug like Focalin or Concerta. Focalin specifically is shown to be easier on side effects than other Methylphenidate formulations. Different people will often respond better to one type and not so well to the other. Work closely with your doctor to find what works best for you. ✌🏻
thank you for sharing a bit of knowledge, i'm 19 and after high school i stopped working sopped school and everything thing was already hard like doing simple chores or homework but it became tiring and so i went to the doctor i got diagnosed with add with every sign of it at an extreme point and now it's been 4 months and i'm at my third medication and i really hope that it'll work because i'm at a low point rn still hopeful but i'm kinda scared nothing works since it has been 4 months but i know now that maybe my brain works differently so i'll have to wait for the medication that suits me
For me, methylphenidate (ritalin) works incredibly well. I can steer my focus, I don’t feel anxiety almost at all, I have way fewer intrusive thoughts and I can pay attention to people fully. When it wears off it feels like the pressure in my head increases for a moment, but doesnt hurt, and then the noisyness in my mind slowly comes back and I feel my emotions stronger again. It’s been a miracle drug for me.
I'm slowly becoming more accepting of the idea of trying Adderall for a few months. I'm 44 and I've avoided medication like the plague. I just don't like the idea. When I was younger I took Ritalin and it did make me feel like a robot/ zombie. So I'm hoping that when I try it in the next month or two, I don't feel that way. Again. I'll only do it for a few months and if it ends up sucking I'll be done with it. That said, this is truly phenomenal content. I really like your editing skills and this was a really interesting video so I'm subscribed 👊 thank you for sharing your experiences 🔥
I found methylphenidate to be really helpful for me (generic Concerta). The craziest thing I found was the emotional regulation it gave me. It was life-changing.
same here. Or Ritalin that we call it here. It is super good for my overall emotional well being. I`m less a roller coaster and way more relaxed and stable now. Does not affect my creativity at all. Overall the emotional regulation makes me more productive which can help me actually do creative things (instead of just daydreaming)
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I’m newly diagnosed three months ago at age 67! A relief to finally make sense of my life path! Which btw, has been an exciting adventure. Currently, I’ve been on 10mg ER and discovered that I can’t take it more than two days in a row without experiencing “dose stacking” side effects, the most negative are loosing the blissful flow state and feeling angst and mild fatigue. Then I take a day or two off. At this point, on the off days I experience depression accompanied by fatigue and low motivation. I hate that! It’s like I’m missing the “high” of the flow. I then overthink everything… should I get off the meds? The fear of “addiction” and dependence is a concern. This video was so helpful!! The take home for me in watching it is I’ll not give up and talk to my prescriber about options. My intuitive “hit” from reading replies is that Focalin may be the next route to try.
You defeating your ADHD until the age of 67 is already an absolutely amazing achievement, I was just diagnoes at the age of 27 and I cannot imagine keep on surviving without the medication I have yet to get prescribed. If I was 67, at that point, I would probably just enjoy my retirement fully, just do whatever excites you like all of us ADHDers do... without the medication. :) Good luck to your journey!
My diagnosis was at 38, and oh my god... To finally not feel like a failure all the damn time was (and still is) amazing! It's more than just putting a label on it and feeling better. When you know what you are fighting there are so many concrete steps that can be made to not set yourself up to fail, and it helps sooooo much! Still often frustrated, even with meds, but life is easier than it use to be.
If the meds loose their effect, then it can be a few things going on. One of course could be that your dose may be too low. But the far larger issue are the normal things of diet, sleep, and exercise. If I skip meals, or don't sleep well, or am too sedentary, then the Adderall helps... But it's still going to be a rough brain day. Of course adhd often comes with a lack of sleep schedule, and I haven't had a good sleep cycle since I was in cross country in high school, and don't have the time to dedicate to that level of exercise. And when I'm on Adderall, I tend to forget to eat, or eat what is convenient, and may not eat a real home cooked meal for days at a time, which isn't good. And when medicated, I tend to be more sedentary... So that is another strike against the physical activity side of things. Granted, off meds I'm not all that great on any of those fronts either, so that is a whole other issue. But I guess the point is that meds help overall but are no replacement for other coping mechanisms. Get the rest of that as straightened out as possible, and then work with your doctor on adjusting your medicine dose to what is appropriate.
I feel that layer of anxiety for me is literally my brain telling me its wearing off and it likes being motivated… and i have to make sure i dont take it again… i was prescribed 30mg IR…. I have gotten more done in the last week , than i have in a whole year…. I break my pill in half and take that in the morning then 2-3 hrs later i take a quarter then 2 hrs later another quarter… if i do it this way, my come down isnt too bad.
Hey Ty, first of all great vid. Super cool to hear about your experience with adhd medication, and about the ups and down with taking meds. I’ve been taking adderal for about 3 years now. And a thing I’ve found helps with the anxiety is taking a lot of Vitamin A and B 12 supplements. Another personal tip is to try to have about 1 or 2 days a week off your medication. I’ve found that this helps me kind of feel how I am without meds and appreciate which aspects my meditation helps me a lot and which aspects I am better off without it. Personally all kinds of social interactions I feel better off it because I feel more emotions so to say. Hard to explain but meds helps me a lot in most cases of my life. Both on how my adhd works on my brain when I am off it and on it.
Hey yo so, totally new to this recently got diagnosed and I’m working through my first prescription ( Ritalin at 17mg x 1, upping dose but one for 4 weeks until new) I went a week without taking it by accident and within that 7 days a bunch of stuff changed quickly over that time and when I arrived back at my home I started dosing at where I left off (4 a day) first day was alright, felt super stable and I was chillin with only minor crashes and more irritability, 2nd day absolute hell; felt good, did what I had to do did well; Had a massive panic attack..3 seconds later we good again back to doing what we were doin; 2 hours later, EVEN harder crash..had some crazy thoughts and started feeling like I was starting to lose myself, back to normal instantly no problem at all..few more hours, ate felt good; then SUPER bad crash amplified 10 fold felt like I was losing myself. after that I knew this was too high of a dosage, medication is good and all but for the love of god these things are vicious and need to be taken very seriously, stay safe don’t be dumb and skip pills then massive dose, you guys got this we’re all in this together lol
I appreciate this video so much! I get very depressed and anxious at about 4pm and sometimes take an extra rivotril extended release., Which i know is wrong. Because my dopamine is so low from abusing drugs before. Drugs escalate your dopamine to ten times more than adhd medication does! Thanks, you've got a new subscriber
Hey man I’m in same boat I have been prescribed adderall since I was a kid I’m 36 now… I take my whole bottle of 70 mg vyvance in usually 10 days I buy other drugs focalin adderall concerta Ritalin whatever … I also play with blow a little .. I know I am addicted to stimulants when I have no meds for 2 days I get incredibly sick with vomit diarrhea body aches … this has happened 3 times … no coincidence….. I’m don’t want to tell my doctor because that risks me losing my pills …. I’m so stuck in a rut
I started taking Vyvanse about a week ago and trust me my creativeness hasn't changed at all I'm just more focused on it and completing what I need to do
To be honest the only issue i have with adhd other then not being able to start anything or finish it😅 is depression and anxiety is never hade them when I was young but i developed them and it's been a while since I did something or meet someone and felt like yah that's cool plus the physical symptoms and the feeling of you need to hide and fight for ur life from that unknown thing that is going to hurt u u useless fuck but in the same time ur life isn't worth fighting for 😂 and that feeling last for a really long time fallowed by being the coolest funnyst most confident person that ever lived that shit is tougher then Mike Tyson after getting out of jail
I also take adderall instant release 2x/day. Like you, I have mixed emotions about taking it and how it affects me and subsequently how it has affected my life for the positive and negative…… And the most important thing I have learned, atleast for my own personal well being, is that every couple of weeks I have to take a break from taking them for atleast 2 days, sometimes up to 5 days. For me, I feel taking a break first off gives my body the opportunity to FULLY rest, mentally and physically. I also have found that without this break, whether it be from lack of sufficient rest and sleep, anxiety or just from it rejuvenating itself through detox, I become irritable, hopeless, negative and just in need of a reset. I have found that the medicine is more effective and has less negative side effects when given this timeout. This is just my experience…..but I found out the longer I had been on it the farther away I was from the positive, productive experience I had when I first took them, equivalent to being nearsighted and putting on glasses to see clearly for the first time. After a while without giving my body that break I felt less clearheaded and more anxiety and more headaches and muscle cramps.
Hii this is my first time seeing someone thinking the exact same thing with me about this. After taking this med for 2-3 weeks without a break I found myself rotting in bed even worse than my without meds moods. what I mean is after being productive for 2-3 weeks the med becomes ineffective and I drop the pill and I feel the refreshment. also the mood swings while being on this pill is crazy in the day i lose my will to do anything like it loses its meanings. so i understand you well. i hope both of us gets well.
Oh boy, that'S so true. I'm only in week 3 of my medication journey and as it does have positive effects, like focus, calmer head, no overstimulation, no pain anmyore and a lot less of social anxiety, it does come with these kind of depressive moments, especially when I'm alone at home. You put it into the right words, it might be because of thinking about how i feel, or how my mind works. I wanna be focused on something most of the time and I feel more comfort when I'm with people (which is kind of the opposite as it was before), but also I don't really have the motivation to do it actually. I wanna stay home and focus on my stuff. Also evenings and being alone can become kind of dark. I will have to see if that stays with me or if it lifts.! Thanks a lot for sharing!
Yeah the “layer” of anxiety, for me is like…you know it’s there….you feel it? Sorta? Kinda like someone is just out of your view, you can’t really see them, but you k ow they are looking because you can feel it lol…so not crazy intense, but the more I focus on it, the more into focus it becomes. I do the same at the end of my day, I try to avoid thinking about anxiety at all after it shows it’s head, with people around me. They don’t even have to be saying or doing anything really, but having them there let’s me focus on them (like anxiety tag lol) I feel it coming on, direct my focus on what the person/ppl are doing, clear my mind, then focus again on what it was that I was doing. It does help a lot, I suppose any distraction will work, but like you, so far ppl close to me work best.
I was just diagnosed with ADD yesterday, learning as much as I can before my medication appt. Great video thank you. One issue.... You stopped my UA-cam play list when you asked Google to stop when your pizza rolls finished 😂
@@typierson Thank you!!! So far so good, only 10 milligrams XR a day. If I take another in the afternoon all hell breaks loose, my ear rings and my arm gets numbish, and I get irritated easily.so far 10 in the morning is very good, my focus is much better than it’s been all my long life! I was 57 when I got diagnosed. Thank you for caring! 💜✨
When I was on Adderall, it killed my creativity for visual things but I might have been more creative with writing. Overall felt like I had no taste for visual things, which was spooky!!
I have been diagnosed with ADHD recently, and my Psychiatrist has reccomended not getting the meds, because even though my symptoms can be hard to deal with at times, medication isnt just going to fix it, there are side effects, its not all just good, i think its better to try to get your dopamine levels up naturally, like with exercise, taking care of your mental health, taking natural supplements, things like that.
I haven't taken meds since high school, but my personal experience is a mixed bag. On one hand, i was a very out of control kid when i was really young. Pretty much couldn't sit still or behave and concentrate in class if my life depended on it. So I took Adderal 30mg to cruise through the day. The way I can describe the feeling was I could go from only achieving 1 thing in 2 hours to like a billion things in in 30 minutes. I was hyper focused and could sit still, the only problem was it was hard to have fun when it was time to let loose. Sure I was academic but I found it really hard to open up and make friends, I felt boring, like I wanted to be interesting but instead I was the quiet person. Whenever I didn't have a task in front of me I would end up staring at a wall unless there was something else for me to do. So sure it was helpful for being academic and hardworking but it was never really...me. Just what I needed to achieve at the moment. I'm not against anyone on meds, I know it helps a lot of people, hell it helped me throughout my childhood. But after I was able to control myself more and become more disciplined I kinda just didn't see a point anymore. I didn't wanna feel like a robot anymore, I want to feel like me when I accomplish something not rely on a substance to do it for me. So it's actually been 3 years since I quit and honestly I never felt better, sure I need to really step it up harder when it's time to focus but it isn't impossible. It's a challenge worth taking on if it means not compromising who I am, who I want to be.
I never related to comment so much. I was the exact same way. The meds helped me get my academics done , but once there was nothing else to do I would almost slip into existential dread, because what else is there for me to do. It made me completely quiet and boring , and I hated that because that’s far from who I am. I’ve learned to deal with my ADHD and I completely quit the meds. It’s a challenge but I’m not as out of control as I used to be
Btw thank you for making this video and actually having used said thing. Ive been finding videos of people describing a drugs experience without actually having tried it. Just read about it... so thank you for that.
Adderall releases dopamine and stimulates at the same time. So when you sit down to do something, that thing is fun. I wouldnt say it helps you focus, it just makes the things you should be doing enjoyable so you have all the more reason to do them, and plenty of brainpower to see them through. The downside is the crash,you litterally run out of dopamine, and then feel a little down for a little bit. Luckily a meal and some sleep can even that out and get you back to your unmedicated self when you want to be. Its a great tool to manage the stuff you'd otherwise put off and enhance the things you already enjoy doing.
You have to come off gradually like pretty much any psychiatric medication. Even ignoring addiction potential, a sudden return of symptoms when you are used to being clear headed can be an absolute disaster. Its the difference between waking up slowly to the sunrise and being thrown out of bed by the cops and getting beaten stupid with a 10,000 lumen flashlight.
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Ive been on ahdh meds since i was 14, Im 42 now. The adderall isnt far from the feeling meth makes you feel and that can ruin a persons life legit. For some reason theres a difference between the two other than ones legally prescribed. Bottomline if you associate using a drug with whatever your doing, music, homework, chores or just being creative doing stuff etc... you will often find its hard to do those things without the adderall or whatever drug you associated it with.
I've heard Adderall is in a supply shortage atm in America. Is this affecting you? Here in Australia we don't get adderall, we get (what I am prescribed) dexamphetamine sulfate and it works perfectly and luckily I dont think there is a shortage here
Also when your meds wear off and you get anxious is yes the ugly part because that isn't Adderalls bad affects . The reason why your anxiety is up is because you no longer have Adderall in your system the thing that has made your life better without it I believe ADHD is terrible to live with . It makes our lives much harder. Again I just think Adderall isn't for you . Why keep taking a medicine that wears off and gives you anxiety . That's no way to keep living . Best of luck!! I support everyone on there journey living with ADHD
Yes I agree! The anxiety relief is not talked about. I personally think it’s the best (and most unexpected) thing adhd meds have done for me. I don’t know how or why (my psych says it’s because people with adhd tend to have paradoxical reactions to meds so stimulants can actually calm them) but I literally don’t have panic attacks anymore because of it. Better than all other anxiety meds they tried for me. I went from having multiple serious panic attacks everyday to maybe one or two every couple months now. My quality of life is so much better
I had that end of day anxiety at first, i find taper off with a smaller dose. I agree staying busy! Sometimes even watching a in depth documentary or something I went to a concert and was worried id feel anxious since it was at come down time but i had the best time I will be trying slow release next, the come up and down on quick can be uncomfortable if i dont get it right
We have a couple of family members with ADHD. They are adolescent, and we are approaching the use of more outdoor time, much less screen time, meditation. Medication is kept at a minimum. Just wondering if any other families are working with meditation such as the Vipassana technique?
This kind of stuff worked for me in the short term, but I hit a wall in my mid 20s and my brain exploded. None of it worked anymore. Medication is totally necessary for me these days. It allows me to do all of the other things that help.
Non-pharmaceutical treatments are wonderful but you may want to consider a low dose pharmaceutical in the future. There are some things that just can't be replicated through other methods. Whichever way you choose to go I wish you the best though. Also might I recommend a few supplements: alpha GPC, superfeast and also thesis. Just look up for more info. Finally if you want a permanent non-invasive solution, you can consider neurofeedback. God bless!
Having a lot of thoughts is fun and all but it's so many how do you know what one to actually listen to. You meds should still make you have thoughts just a lot slower so you don't get overwhelmed by them.
Also idk why you haven't told your doctor about when it wears off it makes you anxious . Also idk why you would want it to wear off ? You have ADHD every moment of the day so you need it 24/7 right ? Plus yes you probably get anxious after it wears off because your brain is going back to so called normal state which is yes anxiety and ADHD and just withdrawal.
“I might feel too dependent on my medication for my creativity…” Observe: A person who needs a wheelchair becomes dependent on it to get around and feel comfortable. You gonna tell them to stop using it? That’s the addiction right there-still depending on the neurotypical understanding. You have ADHD…your brain has a genetic birth defect. That’s facts. Some people do better on non-stimulants but stims are first line treatment. So you have to be careful that you’re not jumping the gun because you haven’t fully accepted this. ADHD is diabetes of the brain. It needs daily management.
Yesss finally someone mentioned about anxiety that hits when adhd meds are comming off... Takin adhd pills helps me execute tasks I always struggled with doing but dealing with this anxiety is just killing me !! I was trying to deal with it in many ways... soo far smokin a joint helps but that's also not the healthiest way to deal with it....
We don’t have adderal here, I’m currently struggling with dexamphetamine. Hopefully the right dose will help me but right now I’m having about every side-effect on the list. Thanks for sharing your experience
In terms of the opener ……. I don’t think you can ‘depend’ on a drug that essentially has the main mechanism of action of making us operate at a minimum, the same as a ‘non-ADHD’er’. If you can’t make dopamine…. The only way to do so outside of your base level of production is medication. So for me, I choose function over anything else honestly.
Hi everyone ! i'm Gabriel 24yo Do you thing my behaving is ADHD related ? My maybe ADHD symptoms ? : -i can't focus on a task or a idea -i enter a room and forget why -i don't or stop paying attention to interlocuter -i have bad memory (things from my life or the day) -i get a lot of ideas randomly -i get into a lot of hobbies -i get stuck in bad sleep cycles -i spend a lot of time on youtube (maybe the cause and not ADHD idk but possible) -i shake my legs/feets up and down a lot -i'm not always moving everywhere but the moment i start standing up and moving i move/walk/dance (not so bad even fun but even when talking to people so it looks like i don't care or i'm crazy xD) -i touch/move/fiddle a lot of objects/clothes -when i talk i can talk for an eternity (and i feel bad and a egotistical jerk because i can't listen more than 5min lol) -Can't totally articulate my ideas/thoughts with the right words or stuck mid sentence/explanation -In school exams or in general i was stuck on the simplest dumbests questions or in general like my brain was stuck or idk i was hypnosed by the paper xD Idk if it was everything but its already a lot i think, oh and of course i will not take yt comments as a diagnosis but it will give me an idea/incentive to go see a specialist Thank you everyone 😁 PS : Sorry for any weird typos, word/phrases, my native language is french !
im a little late here but i have an extended release and an immediate release for the afternoon to help with the drop off so i take it close to when my er will finish up and take the IR to help the crash lessen but Im on a Ritalin variety
This drug is pretty crazy, I can’t believe they give this to kids. I feel pretty strange on it. Kinda like I did weird dodgy cocaine. In Australia it’s too expensive to keep going back to the psychiatrist to try a different type, so if one doesn’t seem right you are stuck
So is the layer of anxiety just you going back to your default state of mind? Cuz if that's just it, that contrast, I feel like its worth putting up with cuz otherwise your in your default 24/7 instead of momentarily between doses.
Love it! My thoughts: Tbh I think adderall for myself at least should not be a daily thing. And you have to be very careful. Like you need to be mindful of your dopamine you're getting. If you're on adderall you shouldn't have too much coffee. You shouldn't watch porn. You have to be careful of things can distract you even more. But if you have a super amazing and dialed in routine I think it can be a life saver.
Thanks for your thoughts on that! I agree, I definitely think it’s nice to have days where I don’t take it throughout the week! And also being aware of what you do while you’re on Adderall also helps a ton!
Dude adderall daily is like a benzo daily or even worse an antidepressant, all the stuff loses it’s effectiveness with daily use, I’ve been thrown into the pharmaceutical ringer of death and have trialed so many things that I’ve discovered this and what may occasionally help my ptsd/adhd and low libido… Damn Vyvanse is just like coffee and nicotine but after the coffee stops working, it’s move onto nicotine and after that stops working we go onto Vyvanse, I see what’s happening to my health so cycling and once a month usage seems effective for me especially with my otc stimulants
On my first week of Vyvanse and Learned this on day 2. I was glued to my social media waiting on the notifications from a post I made. It made me journal that when I take my meds I'm very deliberate about where I get that first hit of real Dopamine.
Anybody else have problems getting your Adderall Filled, this Shortage is FREAKING KILLING ME! my last script was 2WEEKS LATE! FREAKIN WALGREENS!! Making lists helps me too! That's why I Love Samsung Devices, THE S PEN, I'D BE LOST WITHOUT IT!!
I think about having medication for only part of the day like 8 to 14 that way I could work and focus on my work in the mornings and have the rest of the day just normal
I was severely traumatized years ago as a teenage, got diagnosed with ADHD. Spent my whole life fighting ADHD. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my mom recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.
I love hearing great life changing stories like this. I want to become a mycologist because honestly mushrooms are the best form of medicine (most especially the psychedelic ones) There are so many people today used magic mushrooms to ween off of SSRI medication- its amazing! Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death buddy, lets be honest here.
Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Germany. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them
YES very sure of mycologist Predroavaro. This treatment worked for me. Helped me got rid of my anxiety and BPD.
I'm so very happy for you mate, Psilocybin is absolutely amazing, the way it shows you things, the way it teaches you things. I can not believe our world and our people shows less interest about it's helpfulness to humanity. It's love. The mushrooms heals people by showing the truth, it would be so beneficial for so many people, especially politicians and the rich who have lost their way and every other persons out there.
How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta
One of the issues I have with ADHD is that I can’t express my thoughts very well. I forget words mid sentence and so on. You seem to be very good at verbally communication. Have you always had this ability, is it the Adderal that has helped? Thanks.
You ADHD had got more severe . I think you need to spend time in nature , natural light & outdoor attractives can help you .
It has helped it happen less often, for me.
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maybe its too high of a dose?
do u drink coffee? my money goes too shit if I drink too much coffee
Thank you for speaking about the anxiety. This made me realize that the problem isn't medication, but studying too long without breaks. After seeing your video I realized that my anxiety stays away if I remember to take a walking break every 30 minutes. Then the body and mind aren't in a hyper focused state too long
Well, unmedicated people can experience anxiety and depression at the end of the day as well since we just sat there banging our head against the wall all day. So having a productive day followed by that sounds like a net plus to me!
So true and so funny xD
This part!!!
I literally scream in my brain when the thoughts get to fast, I spend more time stressing about ADHD then other things. Jaiden Animations made an amazing video about her experience and it helped a ton. I was terrified at the thought of taking Adderall but now I’m ready to talk to my doctor about it.
Exactly. This video sounds like entitled whining to me
@@KJDogluv you’re very ignorant to think that someone talking about their experience makes them entitled. That’s what the title of the video is, his experience and complaints he would have.
I think people with ADHD are mostly creative because they (we) had to see different solutions in solving problems than non ADHD people. That kind of got a routine to every task then
I totally agree! You kind of have to think outside of the box in order to make it through life growing up because the solutions that work for everyone else don’t work for most people with ADHD!
we have no other choice. The direct route is kind of barred.
Also, because our exposure to creative content starts with observing some completed.
This is mind blowing when I found this out. I kept getting stuck on this thought all the time, even before my diagnosis two years ago: “If I could just see what it should end up like, then I could figure it out and use my own ideas.”
I *finally* looked it up two weeks ago. It’s called backwards design/backwards learning.
We gravitate to art and music because we see and hear complete works and we then reverse engineer them. We can learn even faster that way. Which can also explain why “practice” might work better in the form of personal projects while learning because we also learn by memorization, not using working memory, and daily functional memory. So simultaneous learning and applying it helps to shoot it to your long term memory faster.
That plus having 7 different thoughts at once means that one of them is bound to come up with something unique or smart.
@@DarkGloComicsDamn! That was an extremely coherent and well-described anecdote
I wasn't diagnosed until I was 33, so my ADHD is really bad. Imagine coping with a ligetime of unregulated dopamine, bad productivity habits, and terrible social conditioning. I finally got on Adderall but it wore off so quick. My doctor switched me to extended release, and I love my Adderall XR, the extended release capsule. I metabolize all medication quickly, so XR really was the best option. If I take my meds at 9 a.m., it would wear off at about 3 pm. So I take my first dose at 7 am and my booster at noon. The 7 a.m. dosage really kicks in by the time I get to work at 8 a.m. and the booster at lunch will carry me through prepping dinner. I didn’t experience any noticeable anxiety when I first started, but my anxiety level was so high from not feeling in control of my life that I probably just didn't notice any new anxiety.
How are you doing today??
This is my exact experience so far. I only have xr right now but can tell I need a booster for around noon. My anxiety has completely gone away and I actually feel like I have time to fully relax. It’s very interesting experiencing this after 31 years of being constantly anxious
I feel yall of this. 35 and scared to take the Adderall xr
@@2.am.cigarettes. it's nothing to be scared of, either it works for you or doesn't. The sooner you find what works for you the sooner you can say hello to a more efficient life. Adderall didn't work for me but I'm trying Ritalin and more OTC nootropics now. I'll be doing neurofeedback once I have the money.
Try Vyvanse! It's awesome
It did make me into a zombie, I was less emotional and more quiet. But in the inside I felt very good
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I love how you show your ADHD distractions in the way you are editing. Quite unique, I don't think I have seen that before but it feels spot on.
I have been on extended release for about 3 months now. When I am off medication, I relate in having so many thoughts that I can't seem to organize or pin them down to focus. This is actually what causes me a lot of my anxiety and I think being on medication has helped me to see that.
When I'm on medication I can focus on writing a song and not getting bored of it. I can process thoughts fully with out jumping to the next thought and feeling incomplete. It actually has helped me to direct myself better and catch on to things more quickly which means I can vocalize my thoughts more directly. It actually helps me sleep at night and I remember to eat meals.
I think negatives for me are that it can make my heart feel Racey which in turn can give me a different form of anxiety but with time that symptoms has started to fade and Im learning to be better with situations and calming my self. Also I just don't like to be dependent on things so I'll take weekends off sometimes and I like doing that. It is also very important to be drinking water while on Adderall.
I’m a singer songwriter and I write songs sometimes and when I play them on my guitar I can’t memorize them I end up dropping the song and giving up then write another one a week later, does it help with your memorization at all? Probably a scattered question hope you can answer
Im a very successful sober musician with adhd, i find that as i get older my creativity is hindered by endless racing thoughts and "what ifs" and constant comparison of my
Art to others in my music scene. I have been debating pulling the trigger on adderal, however im 9 years sober from all drugs and alcohol so internally im like...am i giving up sobriety? I just know also ill love the way i feel on adderal and am scared of long term brain damage. But I also hate how hard it is these days to reach "flow state" when i create now
@@unclethiccnessyeet9888that’s not giving up your sobriety to have medication that helps you
@@unclethiccnessyeet9888 Where would we be able to check out your art??
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It's interesting how you feel anxious (some people feel depressed) after it wears off. I am actually relieved when it wears off, because the last few hours of my Vyvance gives me headache and makes me feel sleepy. So when I get my energy levels and intense emotions back, I know know it's out of my system and feel good and excited 😀
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That was me as a kid. I was so robotic during the school day , but around 5pm it would wear off and I’d be outside playing with my friends acting crazy and unhinged and they loved every second of it 😂😂😂
To your point about anxiety and feeling unpleasant when the Adderall wears off: You may want to talk with your doctor about trying Vyvanse. Vyvanse is another amphetamine-based drug like Adderall but is supposed to be a more gentle and smooth experience both while it’s active and when it wears off. It’s along acting/extended release formulation.
You might also try a different Methylphenidate-based drug like Focalin or Concerta. Focalin specifically is shown to be easier on side effects than other Methylphenidate formulations.
Different people will often respond better to one type and not so well to the other. Work closely with your doctor to find what works best for you. ✌🏻
thank you for sharing a bit of knowledge, i'm 19 and after high school i stopped working sopped school and everything thing was already hard like doing simple chores or homework but it became tiring and so i went to the doctor i got diagnosed with add with every sign of it at an extreme point and now it's been 4 months and i'm at my third medication and i really hope that it'll work because i'm at a low point rn still hopeful but i'm kinda scared nothing works since it has been 4 months but i know now that maybe my brain works differently so i'll have to wait for the medication that suits me
@hyakkimaru1057 hey dude how's your treatment going? I hope you've found medications that helped.
Love Vyvanse. Take that and a 10 mg Adderall booster in afternoon if needed.
For me, methylphenidate (ritalin) works incredibly well. I can steer my focus, I don’t feel anxiety almost at all, I have way fewer intrusive thoughts and I can pay attention to people fully. When it wears off it feels like the pressure in my head increases for a moment, but doesnt hurt, and then the noisyness in my mind slowly comes back and I feel my emotions stronger again. It’s been a miracle drug for me.
I'm slowly becoming more accepting of the idea of trying Adderall for a few months. I'm 44 and I've avoided medication like the plague. I just don't like the idea. When I was younger I took Ritalin and it did make me feel like a robot/ zombie. So I'm hoping that when I try it in the next month or two, I don't feel that way. Again. I'll only do it for a few months and if it ends up sucking I'll be done with it. That said, this is truly phenomenal content. I really like your editing skills and this was a really interesting video so I'm subscribed 👊 thank you for sharing your experiences 🔥
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I found methylphenidate to be really helpful for me (generic Concerta). The craziest thing I found was the emotional regulation it gave me. It was life-changing.
same here. Or Ritalin that we call it here. It is super good for my overall emotional well being. I`m less a roller coaster and way more relaxed and stable now. Does not affect my creativity at all.
Overall the emotional regulation makes me more productive which can help me actually do creative things (instead of just daydreaming)
For me, methylphenidate made me really aggresive and argumentative. Lisdexamfetamine works really well for me.
@@Drunk3nMonk3y72how long did you use it?
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I’m newly diagnosed three months ago at age 67! A relief to finally make sense of my life path! Which btw, has been an exciting adventure. Currently, I’ve been on 10mg ER and discovered that I can’t take it more than two days in a row without experiencing “dose stacking” side effects, the most negative are loosing the blissful flow state and feeling angst and mild fatigue. Then I take a day or two off. At this point, on the off days I experience depression accompanied by fatigue and low motivation. I hate that! It’s like I’m missing the “high” of the flow. I then overthink everything… should I get off the meds? The fear of “addiction” and dependence is a concern. This video was so helpful!! The take home for me in watching it is I’ll not give up and talk to my prescriber about options. My intuitive “hit” from reading replies is that Focalin may be the next route to try.
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You defeating your ADHD until the age of 67 is already an absolutely amazing achievement, I was just diagnoes at the age of 27 and I cannot imagine keep on surviving without the medication I have yet to get prescribed. If I was 67, at that point, I would probably just enjoy my retirement fully, just do whatever excites you like all of us ADHDers do... without the medication. :) Good luck to your journey!
My diagnosis was at 38, and oh my god... To finally not feel like a failure all the damn time was (and still is) amazing! It's more than just putting a label on it and feeling better. When you know what you are fighting there are so many concrete steps that can be made to not set yourself up to fail, and it helps sooooo much! Still often frustrated, even with meds, but life is easier than it use to be.
If the meds loose their effect, then it can be a few things going on.
One of course could be that your dose may be too low.
But the far larger issue are the normal things of diet, sleep, and exercise. If I skip meals, or don't sleep well, or am too sedentary, then the Adderall helps... But it's still going to be a rough brain day.
Of course adhd often comes with a lack of sleep schedule, and I haven't had a good sleep cycle since I was in cross country in high school, and don't have the time to dedicate to that level of exercise.
And when I'm on Adderall, I tend to forget to eat, or eat what is convenient, and may not eat a real home cooked meal for days at a time, which isn't good.
And when medicated, I tend to be more sedentary... So that is another strike against the physical activity side of things.
Granted, off meds I'm not all that great on any of those fronts either, so that is a whole other issue. But I guess the point is that meds help overall but are no replacement for other coping mechanisms. Get the rest of that as straightened out as possible, and then work with your doctor on adjusting your medicine dose to what is appropriate.
I feel that layer of anxiety for me is literally my brain telling me its wearing off and it likes being motivated… and i have to make sure i dont take it again… i was prescribed 30mg IR…. I have gotten more done in the last week , than i have in a whole year…. I break my pill in half and take that in the morning then 2-3 hrs later i take a quarter then 2 hrs later another quarter… if i do it this way, my come down isnt too bad.
Hey Ty, first of all great vid. Super cool to hear about your experience with adhd medication, and about the ups and down with taking meds. I’ve been taking adderal for about 3 years now. And a thing I’ve found helps with the anxiety is taking a lot of Vitamin A and B 12 supplements. Another personal tip is to try to have about 1 or 2 days a week off your medication. I’ve found that this helps me kind of feel how I am without meds and appreciate which aspects my meditation helps me a lot and which aspects I am better off without it. Personally all kinds of social interactions I feel better off it because I feel more emotions so to say. Hard to explain but meds helps me a lot in most cases of my life. Both on how my adhd works on my brain when I am off it and on it.
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The quality of these videos are amazing! Keep up the good work 🙂
Hey yo so, totally new to this recently got diagnosed and I’m working through my first prescription ( Ritalin at 17mg x 1, upping dose but one for 4 weeks until new) I went a week without taking it by accident and within that 7 days a bunch of stuff changed quickly over that time and when I arrived back at my home I started dosing at where I left off (4 a day) first day was alright, felt super stable and I was chillin with only minor crashes and more irritability, 2nd day absolute hell; felt good, did what I had to do did well; Had a massive panic attack..3 seconds later we good again back to doing what we were doin; 2 hours later, EVEN harder crash..had some crazy thoughts and started feeling like I was starting to lose myself, back to normal instantly no problem at all..few more hours, ate felt good; then SUPER bad crash amplified 10 fold felt like I was losing myself.
after that I knew this was too high of a dosage, medication is good and all but for the love of god these things are vicious and need to be taken very seriously, stay safe don’t be dumb and skip pills then massive dose, you guys got this we’re all in this together lol
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I appreciate this video so much! I get very depressed and anxious at about 4pm and sometimes take an extra rivotril extended release., Which i know is wrong. Because my dopamine is so low from abusing drugs before. Drugs escalate your dopamine to ten times more than adhd medication does! Thanks, you've got a new subscriber
Have you talked to your doc? Curious how you made the choice to take extra.
Hey man I’m in same boat I have been prescribed adderall since I was a kid I’m 36 now… I take my whole bottle of 70 mg vyvance in usually 10 days I buy other drugs focalin adderall concerta Ritalin whatever … I also play with blow a little .. I know I am addicted to stimulants when I have no meds for 2 days I get incredibly sick with vomit diarrhea body aches … this has happened 3 times … no coincidence….. I’m don’t want to tell my doctor because that risks me losing my pills …. I’m so stuck in a rut
I started taking Vyvanse about a week ago and trust me my creativeness hasn't changed at all I'm just more focused on it and completing what I need to do
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To be honest the only issue i have with adhd other then not being able to start anything or finish it😅 is depression and anxiety is never hade them when I was young but i developed them and it's been a while since I did something or meet someone and felt like yah that's cool plus the physical symptoms and the feeling of you need to hide and fight for ur life from that unknown thing that is going to hurt u u useless fuck but in the same time ur life isn't worth fighting for 😂 and that feeling last for a really long time fallowed by being the coolest funnyst most confident person that ever lived that shit is tougher then Mike Tyson after getting out of jail
How do you feel today???
Only accurate description I ever came across 💀
I also take adderall instant release 2x/day.
Like you, I have mixed emotions about taking it and how it affects me and subsequently how it has affected my life for the positive and negative……
And the most important thing I have learned, atleast for my own personal well being, is that every couple of weeks I have to take a break from taking them for atleast 2 days, sometimes up to 5 days. For me, I feel taking a break first off gives my body the opportunity to FULLY rest, mentally and physically. I also have found that without this break, whether it be from lack of sufficient rest and sleep, anxiety or just from it rejuvenating itself through detox, I become irritable, hopeless, negative and just in need of a reset. I have found that the medicine is more effective and has less negative side effects when given this timeout. This is just my experience…..but I found out the longer I had been on it the farther away I was from the positive, productive experience I had when I first took them, equivalent to being nearsighted and putting on glasses to see clearly for the first time. After a while without giving my body that break I felt less clearheaded and more anxiety and more headaches and muscle cramps.
Hii this is my first time seeing someone thinking the exact same thing with me about this. After taking this med for 2-3 weeks without a break I found myself rotting in bed even worse than my without meds moods. what I mean is after being productive for 2-3 weeks the med becomes ineffective and I drop the pill and I feel the refreshment. also the mood swings while being on this pill is crazy in the day i lose my will to do anything like it loses its meanings. so i understand you well. i hope both of us gets well.
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You described exactly the bad side for me too thank you so much for sharing
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Im late amd off topic but when google alarms or timers go off you can just say "stop" without saying "hey google" it works the same
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Oh boy, that'S so true. I'm only in week 3 of my medication journey and as it does have positive effects, like focus, calmer head, no overstimulation, no pain anmyore and a lot less of social anxiety, it does come with these kind of depressive moments, especially when I'm alone at home. You put it into the right words, it might be because of thinking about how i feel, or how my mind works. I wanna be focused on something most of the time and I feel more comfort when I'm with people (which is kind of the opposite as it was before), but also I don't really have the motivation to do it actually. I wanna stay home and focus on my stuff. Also evenings and being alone can become kind of dark. I will have to see if that stays with me or if it lifts.!
Thanks a lot for sharing!
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Yeah the “layer” of anxiety, for me is like…you know it’s there….you feel it? Sorta? Kinda like someone is just out of your view, you can’t really see them, but you k ow they are looking because you can feel it lol…so not crazy intense, but the more I focus on it, the more into focus it becomes. I do the same at the end of my day, I try to avoid thinking about anxiety at all after it shows it’s head, with people around me. They don’t even have to be saying or doing anything really, but having them there let’s me focus on them (like anxiety tag lol) I feel it coming on, direct my focus on what the person/ppl are doing, clear my mind, then focus again on what it was that I was doing. It does help a lot, I suppose any distraction will work, but like you, so far ppl close to me work best.
My mind is beneficially chaotic, and Adderall definitely kills the chaos. So it’s best used in moderation.
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I was just diagnosed with ADD yesterday, learning as much as I can before my medication appt. Great video thank you. One issue.... You stopped my UA-cam play list when you asked Google to stop when your pizza rolls finished 😂
Sometimes in the evening I get anxiety when it gets dark…. “My pizza🍕 rolls are done, look at these!”
Wonder what he’s like NOT on ADHD meds? 😅😂
Thank you, I appreciate you sharing your experience. I just got diagnosed. Prescribed Adderal.
I hope your experience goes well! If not keep trying different medications and see if you can find the right one that works for you!
@@typierson Thank you!!! So far so good, only 10 milligrams XR a day. If I take another in the afternoon all hell breaks loose, my ear rings and my arm gets numbish, and I get irritated easily.so far 10 in the morning is very good, my focus is much better than it’s been all my long life! I was 57 when I got diagnosed. Thank you for caring! 💜✨
When I was on Adderall, it killed my creativity for visual things but I might have been more creative with writing. Overall felt like I had no taste for visual things, which was spooky!!
I have been diagnosed with ADHD recently, and my Psychiatrist has reccomended not getting the meds, because even though my symptoms can be hard to deal with at times, medication isnt just going to fix it, there are side effects, its not all just good, i think its better to try to get your dopamine levels up naturally, like with exercise, taking care of your mental health, taking natural supplements, things like that.
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I haven't taken meds since high school, but my personal experience is a mixed bag. On one hand, i was a very out of control kid when i was really young. Pretty much couldn't sit still or behave and concentrate in class if my life depended on it. So I took Adderal 30mg to cruise through the day.
The way I can describe the feeling was I could go from only achieving 1 thing in 2 hours to like a billion things in in 30 minutes. I was hyper focused and could sit still, the only problem was it was hard to have fun when it was time to let loose. Sure I was academic but I found it really hard to open up and make friends, I felt boring, like I wanted to be interesting but instead I was the quiet person. Whenever I didn't have a task in front of me I would end up staring at a wall unless there was something else for me to do.
So sure it was helpful for being academic and hardworking but it was never really...me. Just what I needed to achieve at the moment. I'm not against anyone on meds, I know it helps a lot of people, hell it helped me throughout my childhood. But after I was able to control myself more and become more disciplined I kinda just didn't see a point anymore. I didn't wanna feel like a robot anymore, I want to feel like me when I accomplish something not rely on a substance to do it for me.
So it's actually been 3 years since I quit and honestly I never felt better, sure I need to really step it up harder when it's time to focus but it isn't impossible. It's a challenge worth taking on if it means not compromising who I am, who I want to be.
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I never related to comment so much. I was the exact same way. The meds helped me get my academics done , but once there was nothing else to do I would almost slip into existential dread, because what else is there for me to do. It made me completely quiet and boring , and I hated that because that’s far from who I am. I’ve learned to deal with my ADHD and I completely quit the meds. It’s a challenge but I’m not as out of control as I used to be
Lol... your "OK Google Stop" literally stopped your video and quit UA-cam 😂
Boom, first 5 seconds and answered the most important question lol 😂 great video
Btw thank you for making this video and actually having used said thing. Ive been finding videos of people describing a drugs experience without actually having tried it. Just read about it... so thank you for that.
Don't say Hey google on YT or our devices will get confused. Haha!
I take only once per week on the day I’ve decided I need it most. But, yeah, I get anxiety/depression at the end of the day. Still, worth taking!
Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. They are super helpful
Omc I’m a performing artist, I’m so glad you mentioned creativity because that’s what I was afraid of too.
Adderall releases dopamine and stimulates at the same time. So when you sit down to do something, that thing is fun. I wouldnt say it helps you focus, it just makes the things you should be doing enjoyable so you have all the more reason to do them, and plenty of brainpower to see them through. The downside is the crash,you litterally run out of dopamine, and then feel a little down for a little bit. Luckily a meal and some sleep can even that out and get you back to your unmedicated self when you want to be. Its a great tool to manage the stuff you'd otherwise put off and enhance the things you already enjoy doing.
What happens when you stop taking it, Do you become depressed and moody ? Is it addictive?
You have to come off gradually like pretty much any psychiatric medication. Even ignoring addiction potential, a sudden return of symptoms when you are used to being clear headed can be an absolute disaster. Its the difference between waking up slowly to the sunrise and being thrown out of bed by the cops and getting beaten stupid with a 10,000 lumen flashlight.
Don't touch that shit. Sure it'll help in the first year+ but then you get addicted.
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00:00 *🎬 Introduction to ADHD and Video Overview*
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00:53 *🧠 Understanding ADHD*
- Explanation of ADHD as a neurodevelopmental disorder affecting learning, behavior, and memory.
- Discussion of inattentiveness and hyperactivity as the two main branches of ADHD symptoms.
- Clarification of common misconceptions about ADHD, emphasizing its diverse impact beyond stereotypes.
02:17 *📚 Symptoms and DSM-5 Criteria*
- Overview of ADHD symptoms based on DSM-5 criteria for diagnosis.
- Differentiation between inattentive and hyperactive symptoms and their diagnostic thresholds based on age.
- Emphasis on the need for symptoms to be long-standing and present in multiple settings.
05:23 *🤔 Challenges in Diagnosis*
- Discussion on the complexity of diagnosing ADHD due to symptom overlap with other conditions.
- Mention of ADHD's potential to co-occur with other conditions like depression and anxiety.
- Warning against self-diagnosis and the importance of consulting healthcare professionals.
06:17 *🧬 Causes of ADHD*
- Exploration of potential causes of ADHD, including genetic and environmental factors.
- Debunking of myths regarding the causes of ADHD, such as diet or parenting quality.
07:41 *🚑 Seeking Help and Treatment*
- Advice on when to seek medical attention for ADHD and the importance of professional diagnosis.
- Overview of treatment options, including medication, psychoeducation, and therapy.
- Highlighting the importance of treatment in preventing long-term negative outcomes.
09:57 *🌟 Conclusion and Call to Action*
- Summary of key points discussed in the video and encouragement to consult healthcare professionals if ADHD symptoms are present.
- Final reminder of the complexity of ADHD and its impact beyond common stereotypes.
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Holy shit my heart nearly stopped when you said it was a lie… don’t do that lol 😅
Same here! Just got my script today. Made me very nervous.
I found the cuts infuriating
That move from the lounge to the garage and back again was weird 🤔
Why was it so hard to open your door? lol
Have you considered your dose being too high
interesting how you took the negative things into the garage and then locked them away, . nie touch. :)
3:05 i was likie WHAT? you got me there haha God bless
Ive been on ahdh meds since i was 14, Im 42 now. The adderall isnt far from the feeling meth makes you feel and that can ruin a persons life legit. For some reason theres a difference between the two other than ones legally prescribed. Bottomline if you associate using a drug with whatever your doing, music, homework, chores or just being creative doing stuff etc... you will often find its hard to do those things without the adderall or whatever drug you associated it with.
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Does it cause any erection problems ??
Yes
Sounds like someone who doesnt have adhd tbh
Im to dependent on all of my meds
Bro, would be nice to see update. I'm curious about how do you feel right now about adderal treatment.
So many channels of creators that start with adhd drugs and stop creating after a few months.
@@Tonybanjaroo ye, it's kinda sus
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3:06 triggered
I've heard Adderall is in a supply shortage atm in America. Is this affecting you? Here in Australia we don't get adderall, we get (what I am prescribed) dexamphetamine sulfate and it works perfectly and luckily I dont think there is a shortage here
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Yes I might have adhd, how do I know? Let me put it that way, did you enjoy Kids see ghosts?
Also when your meds wear off and you get anxious is yes the ugly part because that isn't Adderalls bad affects . The reason why your anxiety is up is because you no longer have Adderall in your system the thing that has made your life better without it I believe ADHD is terrible to live with . It makes our lives much harder. Again I just think Adderall isn't for you . Why keep taking a medicine that wears off and gives you anxiety . That's no way to keep living . Best of luck!! I support everyone on there journey living with ADHD
Yes I agree! The anxiety relief is not talked about. I personally think it’s the best (and most unexpected) thing adhd meds have done for me. I don’t know how or why (my psych says it’s because people with adhd tend to have paradoxical reactions to meds so stimulants can actually calm them) but I literally don’t have panic attacks anymore because of it. Better than all other anxiety meds they tried for me. I went from having multiple serious panic attacks everyday to maybe one or two every couple months now. My quality of life is so much better
Good thing there are other types of stimulants! Methylphenidate and dextroamphetamine are really helpful for a lot of people.
I had that end of day anxiety at first, i find taper off with a smaller dose. I agree staying busy! Sometimes even watching a in depth documentary or something
I went to a concert and was worried id feel anxious since it was at come down time but i had the best time
I will be trying slow release next, the come up and down on quick can be uncomfortable if i dont get it right
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We have a couple of family members with ADHD. They are adolescent, and we are approaching the use of more outdoor time, much less screen time, meditation. Medication is kept at a minimum. Just wondering if any other families are working with meditation such as the Vipassana technique?
This kind of stuff worked for me in the short term, but I hit a wall in my mid 20s and my brain exploded. None of it worked anymore. Medication is totally necessary for me these days. It allows me to do all of the other things that help.
Non-pharmaceutical treatments are wonderful but you may want to consider a low dose pharmaceutical in the future. There are some things that just can't be replicated through other methods. Whichever way you choose to go I wish you the best though. Also might I recommend a few supplements: alpha GPC, superfeast and also thesis. Just look up for more info. Finally if you want a permanent non-invasive solution, you can consider neurofeedback.
God bless!
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Having a lot of thoughts is fun and all but it's so many how do you know what one to actually listen to. You meds should still make you have thoughts just a lot slower so you don't get overwhelmed by them.
Also idk why you haven't told your doctor about when it wears off it makes you anxious . Also idk why you would want it to wear off ? You have ADHD every moment of the day so you need it 24/7 right ? Plus yes you probably get anxious after it wears off because your brain is going back to so called normal state which is yes anxiety and ADHD and just withdrawal.
“I might feel too dependent on my medication for my creativity…”
Observe: A person who needs a wheelchair becomes dependent on it to get around and feel comfortable. You gonna tell them to stop using it?
That’s the addiction right there-still depending on the neurotypical understanding.
You have ADHD…your brain has a genetic birth defect. That’s facts. Some people do better on non-stimulants but stims are first line treatment. So you have to be careful that you’re not jumping the gun because you haven’t fully accepted this.
ADHD is diabetes of the brain. It needs daily management.
3:05 you caught me off guard. why would you do that?
(it was fun tho)
Yesss finally someone mentioned about anxiety that hits when adhd meds are comming off...
Takin adhd pills helps me execute tasks I always struggled with doing but dealing with this anxiety is just killing me !!
I was trying to deal with it in many ways... soo far smokin a joint helps but that's also not the healthiest way to deal with it....
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Being around people benefits you because, and me as well because we have so many people we can freaking talk to and just release the beast on LOL😅😅😅
Nice house, nice video.
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We don’t have adderal here, I’m currently struggling with dexamphetamine. Hopefully the right dose will help me but right now I’m having about every side-effect on the list. Thanks for sharing your experience
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The drop off was lessened for me when I went in the extended release.
You mentioned the layer of anxiety and thats spot on exactly how i feel, except i HATE being around people when that happens lol i get more anxiety
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Take anxiety/SSRI with ADHD medication to avoid the anxiety/depression
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My Google display turned off the TV when you said "hey Google, stop" 🙃
But thank you so much for sharing!
Do you take weekends off?
Why, work hard five days just to sleep in all weekend?
In terms of the opener ……. I don’t think you can ‘depend’ on a drug that essentially has the main mechanism of action of making us operate at a minimum, the same as a ‘non-ADHD’er’. If you can’t make dopamine…. The only way to do so outside of your base level of production is medication. So for me, I choose function over anything else honestly.
Hi everyone ! i'm Gabriel 24yo
Do you thing my behaving is ADHD related ?
My maybe ADHD symptoms ? :
-i can't focus on a task or a idea
-i enter a room and forget why
-i don't or stop paying attention to interlocuter
-i have bad memory (things from my life or the day)
-i get a lot of ideas randomly
-i get into a lot of hobbies
-i get stuck in bad sleep cycles
-i spend a lot of time on youtube (maybe the cause and not ADHD idk but possible)
-i shake my legs/feets up and down a lot
-i'm not always moving everywhere but the moment i start standing up and moving i move/walk/dance (not so bad even fun but even when talking to people so it looks like i don't care or i'm crazy xD)
-i touch/move/fiddle a lot of objects/clothes
-when i talk i can talk for an eternity (and i feel bad and a egotistical jerk because i can't listen more than 5min lol)
-Can't totally articulate my ideas/thoughts with the right words or stuck mid sentence/explanation
-In school exams or in general i was stuck on the simplest dumbests questions or in general like my brain was stuck or idk i was hypnosed by the paper xD
Idk if it was everything but its already a lot i think, oh and of course i will not take yt comments as a diagnosis but it will give me an idea/incentive to go see a specialist
Thank you everyone 😁
PS : Sorry for any weird typos, word/phrases, my native language is french !
im a little late here but i have an extended release and an immediate release for the afternoon to help with the drop off so i take it close to when my er will finish up and take the IR to help the crash lessen but Im on a Ritalin variety
My only question is, do you experience blurred vision
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me and SO many of a vocal majority find that adhd meds absolutely destroys our creativity. So you're lucky.
This drug is pretty crazy, I can’t believe they give this to kids.
I feel pretty strange on it.
Kinda like I did weird dodgy cocaine.
In Australia it’s too expensive to keep going back to the psychiatrist to try a different type, so if one doesn’t seem right you are stuck
Revelation 14:12
12 Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.
I used to pood my pants because I couldn’t make it but after I learned why it happened I got better at it
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god damn it, my stupid brain got stuck on the blue patch in your eye.
now i have to watch the whole thing again to find out what you actually said.
You just said more sentences than I have in the past 2 weeks!😅
😂😂😂
😂😂😂💀
Have you ever experienced any hair loss with adderall?
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Been on it for years, works well, and I have no complaints.
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Great info 😊
So is the layer of anxiety just you going back to your default state of mind? Cuz if that's just it, that contrast, I feel like its worth putting up with cuz otherwise your in your default 24/7 instead of momentarily between doses.
btw do you take it everyday?
I take it on average about 3 times a week!
Love it! My thoughts:
Tbh I think adderall for myself at least should not be a daily thing. And you have to be very careful. Like you need to be mindful of your dopamine you're getting. If you're on adderall you shouldn't have too much coffee. You shouldn't watch porn. You have to be careful of things can distract you even more. But if you have a super amazing and dialed in routine I think it can be a life saver.
Thanks for your thoughts on that! I agree, I definitely think it’s nice to have days where I don’t take it throughout the week! And also being aware of what you do while you’re on Adderall also helps a ton!
So what do you do if you are a porn film editor and have adhd? 😂
Dude adderall daily is like a benzo daily or even worse an antidepressant, all the stuff loses it’s effectiveness with daily use, I’ve been thrown into the pharmaceutical ringer of death and have trialed so many things that I’ve discovered this and what may occasionally help my ptsd/adhd and low libido…
Damn Vyvanse is just like coffee and nicotine but after the coffee stops working, it’s move onto nicotine and after that stops working we go onto Vyvanse, I see what’s happening to my health so cycling and once a month usage seems effective for me especially with my otc stimulants
On my first week of Vyvanse and Learned this on day 2. I was glued to my social media waiting on the notifications from a post I made. It made me journal that when I take my meds I'm very deliberate about where I get that first hit of real Dopamine.
interesting
The big difference is you having a creative job but also the background family, environment, school, type of addiction, etc
any experiences of anyone who takes adderall during the day and then uses wacky tobacky at night to sleep?
Pot? Natural marijuana is safer than any pill, tried and true
I only used the natural stuff ....just was trying to collect ideas @@sherrymechum7102
Very informative and relatable! Thank you.
Make sure you are on the right dose and talk to the doctor if you should have the ER extended release or the right away release
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I feel the same as you. My adhd meds helps me think, brighter, too. ❤
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Anybody else have problems getting your Adderall Filled, this Shortage is FREAKING KILLING ME! my last script was 2WEEKS LATE! FREAKIN WALGREENS!! Making lists helps me too! That's why I Love Samsung Devices, THE S PEN, I'D BE LOST WITHOUT IT!!
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i fuckin hate winter and early days big time
Please bleep the "Hey Google" you turn off my TV! lol
I think about having medication for only part of the day like 8 to 14 that way I could work and focus on my work in the mornings and have the rest of the day just normal
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