What will ADHD medication do to a person without ADHD
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It varies on the person, but it will most likely make you much more focused on things, curve your appetite, and cause insomnia
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It will give the effect of being under the influence of Amphetamine, also known as speed. I recommend you do no attempt an ADHD medication if not diagnosed with it by a Licensed professional.
Second answer: Not only that, but you may become anemic and dramatically underweight, approach death as a small child, and become depressed. (personal experience from improper diagnosis of asperger's)
Additional Information
ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyper Active Disorder) is a real disorder that has become a scape goat for many people to explain their child's behavior in class (or at home, etc.) and therefore has gotten many children medicated for just being kids. You should know that as well as the aforementioned physical side effects ADHD medications mess with the chemicals in your brain, and that is not pleasant. You should only give medication to someone that has been tested by a qualified professional and may just need to accept that your child is normal.
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Relevant answers:
ADHD medication are drugs used to treat attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. For more info, please see related question.
Most common form of medications used for ADHD are stimulants. They are two forms of the stimulants either Methylphenidate variants or amphetamine variants.
probly but they might be overly focused
It makes them calm down and there genitals grow to an enormous size
Everyone has ADHD to a certain extent. Do you ever feel jittery, impatient, or distracted? People often only get diagnosed when these symptoms are so intense that they interfere with everyday life.
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