how ADHD medication changed My Life Forever.
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2023
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In this video, I'm sharing my experience using ADHD medication and how it changed my life! I'll talk about the pros and cons of this type of medication, and share my overall thoughts on it.
Join me as I share my personal journey with ADHD medication, specifically dexys or dexamphetamine. From my first experience with medication to my current thoughts and the pros and cons, I'll take you through it all. It was like putting on glasses for the first time, and now I'm here to give you an inside look. Don't forget to subscribe for more insightful videos like this!
I hope you found some value from this, If you made it down this far drop a comment below letting me know you opinions on medication!
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I've been off medication for years. I used to get very tired and depressed. Throughout that time, I saw medication as drugs and not as a tool. I lived very unhealthily in terms of diet, exercise, and mental well-being during that period. Now I live a healthy lifestyle, but I do experience a lot of daily mental noise that sometimes drives me crazy. Thanks to you, I've gained a different perspective. I'm going to discuss with my doctor what the best approach is and hopefully this wil end the endless mental noises that i experience. Thank you, man! Wishing you a great Christmas!
Anytime man! Like I always preach medication isn’t for everyone, but I do think with the right tools in play and assisted with medication it can really change the way we live and manage our ADHD symptoms! Have a wonderful Xmas my friend 🎄🎅
Thanks for sharing your honest opinion. I always thought I had ADHD, but my parents didn't believe me and said I was lazy. Finally got diagnosed a year ago, and it's been a big help with studying for my drivers license.
Then I stopped taking meds, thinking I didn't need them. Because I didn’t want to need them, but now life's chaotic. Reconnecting with my doctor for a new prescription rn.
Your video really helped me to understand better and gave me hope for the future.
I am so glad! Look its always going to be a difficult journey, having adhd is not fucking easy. I really hope you find a way to balance meds so that they work for you.
To be honest i still struggle sometimes accepting that i need the aid of medication but then i remember and understand its just like glasses for people who struggle to see.
Please keep me posted!
Thanks for sharing. It's always interesting to hear someone else's experience. Something I noticed when I first took my ADHD meds was a feeling of calm. Like, I did have some physical jitters at first, but inside, there was this calmness and steadiness. It felt so natural that I almost didn't notice the meds working. I would just sit down and get my work done, but I sure did notice when it wore off! So many thought tangents! Much harder to stay on task and not forget what I was doing and start something completely different. I love these meds and wish they never had to wear off! Man, I wish I had them when I got my science degree at uni!
honestly couldn't relate more to this! I honestly love the quiet not having a million thoughts telling me a million unrelated things that i could be doing. I like just being able to sit down and just focus. If you had them at UNI it would of been a game changer! Thanks for sharing Jill
This is an excellent video. I have just been diagnosed after 48 yrs of immense struggle. I am now after years of having a real medication bias after I was told all these horrible things about medication I have finally made the decision to get much needed treatment. This video has eased my anxiety so much. Thank you. 👍
I was exactly the same! I still am learning to get detached from the stigma surrounding medication. It is simply a tool just like glasses. Thank so much for watching!! I HOPE it all goes well
Man love this video so informative and detailed it helps viewers understand more about it
I am so glad it helped you out man!!
I’m about to be assessed at age 61. Life has been getting harder and harder so thanks, this video has given me more hope.
I am honestly so glad! I really hope this diagnosis unlocks so many more doors for you and helps you to really understand yourself
my experience on adderall has been a great benefit while breaking through one ought to take the right dosage, below usually where l get mine
@novatripps
He's on Instagram
Thank you for your video ❤
Thank you for taking the time to help yourself!
l'll refer this mycologist who introduce Adderall it helped me treat my depression and anxiety, check him out he also guide newbies on proper trips moments.
He's on Instagram
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
I strongly believe that some people lack important levels of dopamine for instance. That explains why ritalin works so well for me and others. Good routines with food, excercising and sleep were never enogue for me to feel ok and normal. Ritalin is a tool to complete other areas in life that simply don’t work out without it. I hear alot of people saying, ”you don’t need medicine, just start going to the gym and do this and do that,” it does not apply to alot of us just because of our abnormal levels of diffrent neurotrancmiter levels.
I started eating 40 mg for about two weeks to prepare my body. I read that
common side effects were lack of aptite and that is something I really, really not wanted so from my very first pill I started working out, thus avoiding that side effect, also not to feel or look intoxicated by feeling high - you just want that minor but highly noticeable feeling of the medicine giving you that little push. At first I got some side effects but they went away quite quickly. I did not feel the effect of the medicine that much so today we added 20 mg. Again, I want to take as little possible so on 60 mg I feel like it really working. That feeling of relaxement and being able to think and sort your thoughts out is something I value alot. All my life I have not been able to watch any movie without having the urge to have 38 websites active or multi boxing / over think and so on so I am really, really glad and hopeful that I am on the right track to find a good dose that is working long term.
Heavily agree with this, for some people medication is needed in my opinion along side the natural tools and solutions suggested. It sucks how stigmatised meds are for us. Made to feel guilty for taking them when all we are trying to do is function.
My 22 year old has to get back on meds. im over it!!
My room is messy, I can't commit to anything, I procrastinate, I always put off essential tasks till the last minute. I've always felt something wasn't right with me but just put it down to me being a loser. Lots of negative self talk and mind always wondering. I've had serious drug addiction and alcohol problems. I'm starting to think It could possibly be ADHD or something.
sounds a lot like undiagnosed adhd... this is very similar to my story. Best advice i can give research everything about adhd and if it all is clicking and explaining how you feel at your heart then start to look into getting a diagnosis
Elvanse dont work for me me like that what i get is a seesaw effect less impulsive but sink more into inattention. I find i get more focus and the best pill i have taken for adhd is common or garden ibuprofen.
it changed my life...i can freaking do math now.
and i love it, i can do the things i wanna do.
SERIOUSLY its the simple things for us! for me it just helps to clear all that brain fog
brain fog is the worst, You just feel tired just before any daunting task.@@ADHD-Insights
I felt very hold back 😅 the still frustrating feeling when People get angry if you Tell them it act arogantly Tell you are searching excuses the shocking thing they judge you for something they do themself but on purpose.. i wish i could do that on purpose so i could acually blame myself. Such People are not self aware and don't want to admit they are a lazy fucks instead piont at other People who Cant even help it
100% I get called lazy all the time by my own parents and it hurt more then ever knowing I was giving it my all, don’t try to prove yourself to people you don’t care about. It’s not worth the time or energy
what kind of tasks fit to do with adhd? is it like sales and stuff?
Do you mean jobs or?
I mean the tasks that make up bot jobs or entrepreneurship @@ADHD-Insights
Where are you getting the meds from, i cant find anywhere?
You have to see a psychiatrist who can then prescribe you if necessary
@@ADHD-Insights Oh I have I’m just wondering how you’re getting it since we’re in a shortage can’t find anything anywhere
What country mate? If in Australia try chemist warehouse! @@seann870
I took vyvanse and hated it. How do you think i could find what works for me?
Trial and error, sadly there is not one box fits all. I recommend going back to your doctor/psych and trialing some more options. I wish I could be of more help ☝️
Hi I would like someone’s advice. I was diagnosed 5 months ago and started titration on Concerta XL 18mg. I’m now on 54mg but can’t feel any real difference from prior to taking medication. Has anyone else experienced this or have any suggestions? I’d really appreciate it.
Hey jack appreciate the comment mate! I cant give you medical advice when it comes to taking prescription medication. Your best bet is to contact your doctor/gp to discuss it further!
It probably likely to do with the dosage size and it being slow release. but again please go check with your doctor! or whoever prescribed you the medication
I heard Concerta is not the best start medication. Try Ritalin or Medikinet. If Methylphenidate dont work, try Amphetamins
@@ADHD-Insights
Thanks and sorry I missed your comment. I’m now on 63 mg and can’t see any real difference so I’ll look into changing the medication.
@@BakiSorguc
Thanks will do.
@BakiSorguc That's false.
Adhd medication will affect people differently from person to person. It'd about finding the right medication for you.
Which medication did you take? I’m desperate to get on the meds for it
Dexamphetamine 5mg, you will need to see a psych and have been diagnosed with ADHD
@@ADHD-Insights ok thanks mate
I am in South Carolina have you try adderall you will be more more
Did stimulant win boredom in jobs?
I rather be off my meds when I’m working since my job is boring as hell rather be daydreaming lol