#adderall addiction

As mentioned in my previous post I am currently struggling with stimulant dependency. A side effect of using amphetamines is lack of appetite, around January 12th I began dieting.

Well its been a little over 2 weeks and so far I've lost about 7 pounds. Since my addiction began I've lost about 12 or so pounds in total.

Last Saturday I decided to begin taking diet pills too alongside diet and excercise. I stopped taking Adderall so I could safely use the diet pills.

Adderall dependence is a growing concern, especially among those who start using the medication for legitimate reasons, such as treating ADHD, but gradually find themselves misusing it. This stimulant, while effective for improving focus and managing symptoms, can lead to significant health risks when taken in higher doses or without medical supervision. The consequences of Adderall dependence are severe, including increased anxiety, cardiovascular issues, and severe withdrawal symptoms. Over time, the brain can rely on the drug to function normally, making it difficult for individuals to manage daily tasks without it. This dependence can disrupt personal and professional lives, leading to a cycle of misuse that is hard to break without professional help. Recognizing the signs of dependence early on and seeking appropriate treatment is essential for a successful recovery.

How Copiosis Makes Old And New Money Into Friends. Today we look at another group who might fight Copiosis and describe how we can turn them into allies. This time: Wall Street.

Photo by Cytonn Photography on Unsplash This is the second in a series looking at a few big groups that will probably dislike Copiosis at first. They might dislike it so much they could become its enemies. We wrote about bankers last week. Today, let’s look briefly at the finance industry. By finance we mean Wall Street. Hedge fund owners, traders, investment bankers. Basically people who make…