@@markmuller7962 funny how “mental health awareness” only applies to people taking SSRIs. Take anything else to treat a mental illness and all of a sudden you’re part of a criminal underclass.
Exactly what this guy is pushing...who are the real pushers, haha. Fear addiction and law and order disease! Had same happen to me a while back, it's ridiculous.
@clintparsons3989 We've had a couple of arguments, he's gradually getting better overtime it appears (for now). I'm not gonna brake up easily, We've had a great nearly perfect M/P relationship for 10 years till this recent diagnosis and meds struggle
i was diagnosed with ADHD in elementary school. i’ve struggled with it my whole life. when i became an adult, i paid $1000 out of pocket for a new diagnosis so i could refill my prescription. the doctor said i don’t have ADHD. i think violent thoughts about him now. this is no way to be.
Literally any family physician can write a script for whatever you want. Your primary care physician could have done it at your regular checkup, mine did.
he gave me a 3 month script and said he wouldn’t give me any more until i got an updated psych eval. but my brother found a doctor online that would write him a script for whatever controlled substance he wanted. but i was really tryna do it the right way, but ive got nothing now.
all of this is predicated on believing rich europeans are the basis of sanity and correct behavior. which is hilarious because no one else in history has so regularly fit into every part of the psychopathy diagnosis but never been given it.
Addicted from youth. Let me guess, Dexadrine? Or Equal? Seems to me these drugs are prescribed a bit too often. Also, where were all these diagnosis 50 years ago? I never seen or heard of so many ADD and Adhd kids and adults in my life as I have in the last 20 years. INSANE prescription addiction- from youth when brains aren't even fully developed yet to adulthood to death. Shame on the industry.
@@rdallas81 I didn't use stimulants until my twenties and never fail to abuse them. I can't even take Concerta without going nuts...did 8 pills last night instaed of 1. Am I proud. Not at all...but I'm used to it. At least I can concentrate lol.
Interesting. I was shocked when a long term care center I worked in used telehealth. I didn’t really have the time for such as I had nearly 40 patients at times as RN. What a mess it is out here.
Just because somebody has stimulants in their system, does not equate to that being the reason for an overdose. They could have taken adderall many days before they decided to shoot up fentanyl, and adderall would still show up on Toxicology.
Hey, Dr.Kruse has a video on the subject of ADHD leading to reduced life expectancy: ruclips.net/video/r24sVrOTNxA/видео.html You can also find more information on that subject from other ADHD experts like Russell Barkley, who has videos titled ''Reduced life expectancy in untreated ADHD'', and ''Health Outcomes of ADHD''. Have a good one!
On average, kids with ADHD have lifespans about ten years shorter than their non-ADHD peers. Most of the "excess deaths" are from accidents or suicides.
They get them from.their youth. Often, a prescription will lead to side effects that require another prescription. Prescription addiction. It's destroying our country.
I feed the homeless regularly in Denver. Meth is is almost universal. How many became adhd because of meth. How many are self-medicating? Does giving Adderall to children predispose them to later stimulant addiction? Generic Vyvanse has far more side effects.
Absolutely. Yes. Giving drugs to a mind or body which is not even fully developed yet is a recipe for disaster. Absolutely. Seen it many times around me in my life starting in middle school. I am 43.
The data is very clear, undiagnosed or untreated adhd is associated with higher risk of drug abuse. I saw this with my sister who became addicted to meth. When I asked her if she could describe her thought process when deciding to use meth, she said she would use it when she became overwhelmed with life and tasks. She would take it to do things like laundry. It was so sad for me to hear.
Great video! The av quality is really nice. You should try jump cuts though. We all pause awkwardly when reading a script or even talking off he cuff for extended periods but you don't see that because most youtubers edit them out. It doesnt take too long if you use keyboard shortcuts instead of your mouse.
The data I've seen indicates that prescription opioids have been decreasing for a few years before tranq/xylazine was available on the street in any significant quantities. My understanding is that the DEA is tracking xylazine (a non-opoid sedative) use as part of their monitoring of the opioid epidemic.
People are getting very pressed in the comments, but I think the point the speaker is trying to make is plenty clear: stimulants have become more available, stimulant overdoses have increased, and the DEA is strongly weighing whether to continue its current guidelines for the prescription of controlled substances. Now, I think it’s highly *likely* that the increase in prescriptions has played a role in the increase in overdoses, but that’s not easily proven. The speaker, however, does a good job at linking the two. A lot of the people in the comments (respectfully) sound like maybe they have a concerning dependence on their medications beyond just treating ADHD, but I could be reading too much into that
I haven't looked at the comments, but I imagine the reaction would be similar if we told people their diabetes or blood pressure medication would be limited?
Hey Dr Kruse, sorry to ask this question here, but I can't locate what I'm looking for. I know on a few occasions in the videos you've made (of which I'm a fan) you've mentioned the Big 4 for ADHD. I can't find them! (Maybe this would be a good subject for a video?) I can recall I think: Exercise, contemplation (meditation or similar), and... routines? Thank you.
Hey, I happen to know exactly what you're referring to! It's Sleep / Eating / Exercise / Meditation He talks about the concept of ''the Big 4'' or ''the 4 Basics'' in these two videos: Depression and ADHD at 11:06: ruclips.net/video/aQjscnydwB8/видео.htmlsi=aZOOx75iNWfi0aET&t=666 Combating Fear and Anxiety at 06:46: ruclips.net/video/p42EEU9xnN0/видео.htmlsi=Ecv3TYVIFIOPh8JQ&t=406 Hope it helps!
True, but we know that ADHD affects "non productive" aspects of life, like communication with loved ones, and that appropriate use of medications can improve interpersonal communication.
I am experiencing that anxiety right now for over-dosing last night. Why do I do it...i think because nursing myself back to health is some sort of unconscious way of being 'reborn'. Ie the closer to death/torture one goes the better it feels to return! How stupid is that.
There’s so many hands in the pot especially considering the DEA reports to the president, I may become a single issue voter on this. A lot of people are predicting an extension of rule waivers for 1-2 years.
The quality of the fentanyl has gone way down. Price is up. BTMPS a plasticizer is showing up in much of the fentanyl. Which actually seems to curb addiction. Some of the fentanyl is pure Pure BTMPS. Users are definitely getting more desperate and many are quitting, because it's so bad.
most dont quit opioid addiction. it kills 4/5 who it happens to. usually the only ones who can quit are wealthy enough to be able to up and move to other parts of the country on demand and not have to worry about the reality of being tortured to death by well off people for entertainment and ego. which is the only legal and logistically realistic option for everyone who is not wealthy.
@@saturationstation1446 seriously, the quality is so bad these days that many of them are quitting. There is serious focus on disrupting the entire fentanyl supply chain even in Mexico. The Sinaloa power struggle within that organization as also resulted in at least 150 deaths of their own members.
Whats weird is that you talk really slow, yet I can see that you're bouncing around in your seat... What's the take-home message here? That the telehealth rules might change? I put the video on 1.5x and jumped around a bit but couldnt figure out the guy's main point, and im still curious what it is...
I agree. Its so hard to figure out what his point is. Apart from conflating the deliberate abuse of medication to get high with following the prescription instructions for theraputic effect. Apples and oranges.
Conservative mind virus, whether it be Biden or Bush, same thing. The war on drugs is not evidence based. All I ask for is evidence based decisions, and no, not evidence from people some company bought.
If the stigma wasn't enough I have a paranoid psychiatrist that maybe thinks that I'm a drug dealer or something. It's extremely annoying
Time to get a new one it sounds like. I’d never see a doctor who didn’t trust me.
@@markmuller7962 funny how “mental health awareness” only applies to people taking SSRIs. Take anything else to treat a mental illness and all of a sudden you’re part of a criminal underclass.
They know how people are with drugs.
They are drugs indeed.
Exactly what this guy is pushing...who are the real pushers, haha. Fear addiction and law and order disease! Had same happen to me a while back, it's ridiculous.
@clintparsons3989 We've had a couple of arguments, he's gradually getting better overtime it appears (for now).
I'm not gonna brake up easily, We've had a great nearly perfect M/P relationship for 10 years till this recent diagnosis and meds struggle
Now that the supreme court says its illegal for the destitute to sleep I imagine this will radically exacerbate the stimulants issue.
You know what they say. One person sh-ts the bed, everyone else has to wear diapers.
Wait who says that and where🤔😂😂
i was diagnosed with ADHD in elementary school. i’ve struggled with it my whole life. when i became an adult, i paid $1000 out of pocket for a new diagnosis so i could refill my prescription. the doctor said i don’t have ADHD. i think violent thoughts about him now. this is no way to be.
Literally any family physician can write a script for whatever you want. Your primary care physician could have done it at your regular checkup, mine did.
he gave me a 3 month script and said he wouldn’t give me any more until i got an updated psych eval. but my brother found a doctor online that would write him a script for whatever controlled substance he wanted. but i was really tryna do it the right way, but ive got nothing now.
all of this is predicated on believing rich europeans are the basis of sanity and correct behavior. which is hilarious because no one else in history has so regularly fit into every part of the psychopathy diagnosis but never been given it.
Addicted from youth.
Let me guess, Dexadrine? Or Equal?
Seems to me these drugs are prescribed a bit too often.
Also, where were all these diagnosis 50 years ago?
I never seen or heard of so many ADD and Adhd kids and adults in my life as I have in the last 20 years.
INSANE prescription addiction- from youth when brains aren't even fully developed yet to adulthood to death.
Shame on the industry.
@@rdallas81 I didn't use stimulants until my twenties and never fail to abuse them. I can't even take Concerta without going nuts...did 8 pills last night instaed of 1. Am I proud. Not at all...but I'm used to it. At least I can concentrate lol.
Very interesting, John, thank you
They are lumping in meth and coke od’s with adderall? Really dumb, or job security.
Are they concocting them, together and rebranding and marketing them?
@@TheSapphireLeo I mean the stats
Interesting.
I was shocked when a long term care center I worked in used telehealth. I didn’t really have the time for such as I had nearly 40 patients at times as RN.
What a mess it is out here.
Just because somebody has stimulants in their system, does not equate to that being the reason for an overdose.
They could have taken adderall many days before they decided to shoot up fentanyl, and adderall would still show up on Toxicology.
"It really does kill people (ADHD)."
WHAT?!?!?
Hey,
Dr.Kruse has a video on the subject of ADHD leading to reduced life expectancy:
ruclips.net/video/r24sVrOTNxA/видео.html
You can also find more information on that subject from other ADHD experts like Russell Barkley, who has videos titled ''Reduced life expectancy in untreated ADHD'', and ''Health Outcomes of ADHD''.
Have a good one!
On average, kids with ADHD have lifespans about ten years shorter than their non-ADHD peers. Most of the "excess deaths" are from accidents or suicides.
Most meth addicts I've known from the recovery community were prescribed stimulants as children.
Thank you Dr. for giving us the information...
An epidemic of bodily autonomy and ADHD patients demanding medication!!!
They get them from.their youth.
Often, a prescription will lead to side effects that require another prescription.
Prescription addiction.
It's destroying our country.
Thanks for providing this information.
I feed the homeless regularly in Denver. Meth is is almost universal. How many became adhd because of meth. How many are self-medicating? Does giving Adderall to children predispose them to later stimulant addiction? Generic Vyvanse has far more side effects.
Absolutely.
Yes. Giving drugs to a mind or body which is not even fully developed yet is a recipe for disaster.
Absolutely.
Seen it many times around me in my life starting in middle school.
I am 43.
The data is very clear, undiagnosed or untreated adhd is associated with higher risk of drug abuse. I saw this with my sister who became addicted to meth. When I asked her if she could describe her thought process when deciding to use meth, she said she would use it when she became overwhelmed with life and tasks. She would take it to do things like laundry. It was so sad for me to hear.
Stimulants are good for business
Great video! The av quality is really nice. You should try jump cuts though. We all pause awkwardly when reading a script or even talking off he cuff for extended periods but you don't see that because most youtubers edit them out. It doesnt take too long if you use keyboard shortcuts instead of your mouse.
Opioid use has decreased because of the increase in Xylazine.
Source?
Not by choice but I’m all for it. Hopefully those idiots in it will finally be able to quit easier. I was one of those idiots lol
The data I've seen indicates that prescription opioids have been decreasing for a few years before tranq/xylazine was available on the street in any significant quantities. My understanding is that the DEA is tracking xylazine (a non-opoid sedative) use as part of their monitoring of the opioid epidemic.
opioids only going down because europes access to free opium from afghanistan doesnt exist anymore. and europeans hate paying for anything.
People are getting very pressed in the comments, but I think the point the speaker is trying to make is plenty clear: stimulants have become more available, stimulant overdoses have increased, and the DEA is strongly weighing whether to continue its current guidelines for the prescription of controlled substances. Now, I think it’s highly *likely* that the increase in prescriptions has played a role in the increase in overdoses, but that’s not easily proven. The speaker, however, does a good job at linking the two. A lot of the people in the comments (respectfully) sound like maybe they have a concerning dependence on their medications beyond just treating ADHD, but I could be reading too much into that
I haven't looked at the comments, but I imagine the reaction would be similar if we told people their diabetes or blood pressure medication would be limited?
So, keep avoiding cocaine, heroin and meth. Check.
Hey Dr Kruse, sorry to ask this question here, but I can't locate what I'm looking for. I know on a few occasions in the videos you've made (of which I'm a fan) you've mentioned the Big 4 for ADHD. I can't find them! (Maybe this would be a good subject for a video?)
I can recall I think: Exercise, contemplation (meditation or similar), and... routines?
Thank you.
Hey,
I happen to know exactly what you're referring to!
It's Sleep / Eating / Exercise / Meditation
He talks about the concept of ''the Big 4'' or ''the 4 Basics'' in these two videos:
Depression and ADHD at 11:06:
ruclips.net/video/aQjscnydwB8/видео.htmlsi=aZOOx75iNWfi0aET&t=666
Combating Fear and Anxiety at 06:46:
ruclips.net/video/p42EEU9xnN0/видео.htmlsi=Ecv3TYVIFIOPh8JQ&t=406
Hope it helps!
@@FlynnaRUclips Bless your heart Flynna! Thank you so much. x
The more society puts pressure on people to "perform," the more people will feel the need to be on a stimulant.
True, but we know that ADHD affects "non productive" aspects of life, like communication with loved ones, and that appropriate use of medications can improve interpersonal communication.
Not sure why you want to take too much stims. So much anxiety then
Not for everyone. They help my anxiety and calm my racing thoughts. Ridiculous comment.
I am experiencing that anxiety right now for over-dosing last night. Why do I do it...i think because nursing myself back to health is some sort of unconscious way of being 'reborn'. Ie the closer to death/torture one goes the better it feels to return! How stupid is that.
Everything is an epidemic now so who cares, its just life, give me my meds please
There’s so many hands in the pot especially considering the DEA reports to the president, I may become a single issue voter on this. A lot of people are predicting an extension of rule waivers for 1-2 years.
Biden is the most conservative “nonsocialist” he needs to invest in developing a vaccine for the MAGA mind rot virus.
Corporations cause this. Capitalism causes this.
Cronyism causes this. Fixed that for you.
@vladimus9749 Capitalism always results in Cronyism
Be more specific
The quality of the fentanyl has gone way down. Price is up. BTMPS a plasticizer is showing up in much of the fentanyl. Which actually seems to curb addiction. Some of the fentanyl is pure Pure BTMPS. Users are definitely getting more desperate and many are quitting, because it's so bad.
most dont quit opioid addiction. it kills 4/5 who it happens to. usually the only ones who can quit are wealthy enough to be able to up and move to other parts of the country on demand and not have to worry about the reality of being tortured to death by well off people for entertainment and ego. which is the only legal and logistically realistic option for everyone who is not wealthy.
@@saturationstation1446 seriously, the quality is so bad these days that many of them are quitting. There is serious focus on disrupting the entire fentanyl supply chain even in Mexico. The Sinaloa power struggle within that organization as also resulted in at least 150 deaths of their own members.
The aspirin epidemic is destroying families.
😬
❤😂😊
But as for ADHD, maybe people ought to learn about the benefits of that type of physiology, and how to get the best rather than suppress it.
I dont like telehealth other than the fact that I literally do it on a bathroom break at work.
THE EPIDEMIC IS TECHNOLOGY CELL PHONES ECT
Whats weird is that you talk really slow, yet I can see that you're bouncing around in your seat...
What's the take-home message here? That the telehealth rules might change? I put the video on 1.5x and jumped around a bit but couldnt figure out the guy's main point, and im still curious what it is...
What's your point?
@@rdallas81 you really don't understand what you just read?
I agree. Its so hard to figure out what his point is. Apart from conflating the deliberate abuse of medication to get high with following the prescription instructions for theraputic effect. Apples and oranges.
you´re a dokter and i ´m a professor yeh
joe biden
Conservative mind virus, whether it be Biden or Bush, same thing. The war on drugs is not evidence based. All I ask for is evidence based decisions, and no, not evidence from people some company bought.