Mechanism of Action Animation | ADHD

Vyvanse (lisdexamfetamine dimesylate) is a central nervous system (CNS) stimulant used to treat ADHD for patients ages six and above. This animation uses eye-catching visuals and accurate scientific storytelling to explore the mechanism of action of Vyvanse, focussing on drug delivery, administration options, and dosing, as well as important safety information. The animation was produced in two different aspect ratios, making it suitable for widescreen and mobile use.
The animation flows through the natural chapters to cover all scientific aspects of this drug, starting at drug formulation and then following the drug through the body. The drug is rapidly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract and moves to the bloodstream where it circulates. Vibrant, colorful visuals depict the central nervous system, showing the drug as it passes from the blood to the CNS.
The content is summarised in a short concluding segment, providing a simple and brief overview of the chapters. The use of stunning graphics results in an engaging animation that is scientifically accurate as well as visually appealing. The animation is hosted on the Vyvanse pro website, in the ADHD section, within their ‘How Vyvanse is delivered within the body’ segment.

[@adrade1854]

Honestly, I expected this video to be some nonsense like almost everything else on there, but this video was excellent and science-informed. Well done.

[@saintessa]

If taking it for ADHD - Remember to eat your brekkie and high-protein foods, snack a bit through the day and have dinner (it supresses appetite, so gotta take care and remember to eat properly)

[@matt.108]

We don’t know how it works. But it works.

[@mercybayard3659]

lol

[@AdamL_18]

I came here to understand how it works so i can counteract its side effects because doctors seems clueless..

[@ripleyjohnson491]

Yes.
That's how science works most of the time.
I.e. in same sex environments, some female fish change their sex to become male fish and begin to fertilize the eggs of the remaining females.
We don't know how they do that, but we can conclusively prove that they do

[@CeeceeJacobsencc]

Heeey, just wanna say that the music to voice volume is skewed in favor of the music, making it difficult to hear what's being said.

[@Brandon-tz5pn]

I was gonna say same thing

[@edgars2501]

They did that on purpose so we won’t know that they don’t know how it works 😂

[@haronwf]

lol i`m not an english native speaker and I understood it all.

[@CeeceeJacobsencc]

@@haronwf I love that for you!

[@mimo-bine]

3:29 😂😂😂😂 I didn’t understand shit!

[@furonwarrior]

Thought I had a stroke hearing that. lmao

[@farhanbaig678]

English please😂

[@Jbjb12662]

Hi

[@megancumming6643]

hey

[@bergsdal]

Hi

[@toooodie8750]

Hey

[@l3itch]

sup

[@karifuuh]

hey