Velvet Elvis

I've heard speculation that BJ could be on the spectrum. Does anyone know i there's any truth to that at all? I only mention it because the The first time I ever heard of the guy was when he was a guest on Top Gear, before it was common knowledge in the US that Clarkson is pretty deplorable himself. The two of them remain mentally linked in my head, which has become more and more appropriate as I've learned more about each. I've been looking for ways to emmigrate to NZ from the US since the Bush years. They don't want crazy people, nor does anywhere else with a public health care system.

Google tries to block those and usually does within a day or so if some slip through. Is it still a problem. I'm thinking about just removing the ads because they aren't even making a enough to cover expenses anymore anyway. Are they still a problem.

I took it for a while. It made my OCD quite a bit worse but I wasn't on anything else for it at the time.

While parts are specific to the UK, this this is extremely useful (if you have the attention to dive into it.) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3666194/?fbclid=IwAR1nY_m8FxNvsKxBYjSOlq9PWXPtoq_293wzYrCBApfZ2l_mdFFV5D0Ake0

IIRC that's one people have had trouble even getting as not a lot of it is made and the profit margin is low.

That is probably just rebound.

That's news to me after taking 60mgs a day for the better part of 20 years. No MD ever mentioned it and it's not in any online literature I've read. I've got an old PDR stuck somewhere but I usually just rxlist for a reference WRT that kind of stuff.

Apples and oranges. Feeling shitty when your meds wear off at the end of the day and having a lower baseline on days you don't take them isn't isn't withdrawal. One of the big advantages of stimulants over other ADHD meds is that they work immediately, only last a few hours, and have no remaining effect after a few days. If you feel fucked up days after not taking them it's probably because they destabilized something else you have going on. Most docs are extremely conservative about prescribing them to bipolar and SCZ patients for a reason.

I've never even heard of withdrawal from someone who didn't abuse them and take more than the max recommended daily dose. Sure days off are worse than your average day was before you started taking it but that's not withdrawal.

Nobody bothers leaving reviews that say "eh, it was OK I guess." Reviews come from people who were either: 1. Overwhelmingly impressed 2. disgusted 3. paid The affordable housing shortage in this area is insane, and that's with a $1k 1BR defined as "affordable." We're in a slum that only goes at below market rate because it's nowhere close to meeting codes. I need to be within reasonable Uber range of VUMC so we don't really have any other choice.

Keep in mind that the only people who leave reviews are people with bad experiences. Where is it exactly? Is this one of the ones off Harding? At least it's not Stadium Inn.

I've never had withdrawal, just the end of the day crash. My understanding has always been that stimulants aren't even addictive at therapeutic doses. I've been on and off them for decades at this point. I'm useless on days I don't take them. I've always been on something like Wellbutrin in addition which helps a bit when I don't take it.

Have you had that response with other stimulants? That happens to me sometimes on stimulants but not always. Sleep, diet, and exercise all seem to effect how I respond to stimulants. Vyvanse doesn't become fully active until it's metabolized by your liver. There are some food and drug interactions as well as other health conditions that can interfere with this.

I locked this. Until there's some kind of hard science and peer reviewed research on this we would really rather not have discussions on this subject here.