Actually... I have adhd and taking Adderall helps me focus on exactly what I need to do, with laser like focus. This is because my brain is deficient in dopamine and norepinephrine, an adhd medication is intended to balance that nuerochemical imbalance, leading to impulse control and focus. Now, on the other hand, if one is NOT deficient in said neurotransmitters, it will cause the opposite because there would now be an excess of dopamine and norepinephrine. Causing inability to focus and diminishing impulse control. You are speaking from a recreational user perspective.
Yes. Too many videos and info on recreational misuse and not enough videos of info for people with diagnosed ADHD. This is why we are stigmatized. Although, I took this medication as prescribed and still had to stop taking it due to racing heartrate.
Yeah these people are saying they were "prescribed" ADHD medication, from the US perspective where you just have to say you're tired or unfocused and a doctor will throw adderall at you. Especially ones that are used like "study drugs" where they're short-acting, you just pop them. I'm in the UK and it took me a year to get diagnosed and medicated. I was never picked up as a kid and I struggled through my whole life. That's on the low end - the norm is more like 2 years plus. It's an extremely long road. It's slow-release medication, I don't pop it throughout the day. Just once in the morning. And it's changed my life. It doesn't give me "euphoria" it just reduces my executive dysfunction, allows me to get work done and stops my disability. These abusers give people with actual ADHD a bad name.
Thank you sooo much, dr! I've been looking everywhere on the internet for lectures or research critical of Adderall and have found even less than when looking for current content on RFK Jr who's currently running for president! Kinda troubling but there it is. Thx again.
Thank you for videos like these. I took adderall for about a decade and throughout that process I’ve been lowering my dose progressively. I had like zero side effects other than appetite suppression and probably mild insomnia. I’m currently taking a gap year before med school and trying to figure out if I can make it through without adderall, and videos like these are always helpful. It’s good to know others have struggled getting off and have successfully done so. God bless
Thank you for this. 41 year old male recently prescribed Vyvanse and I am very concerned about long term effects. I asked my doctor and she said "we do not know what the long term effects are". This scares the crap out of me. She talked me about how they used to prescribe benzos often until they knew the long term effects. The only long term effects talked about online are when there is severe abuse. With meds, I believe that there is always a price to pay for the benefit you are getting. I think I am going to stop my simulants know. yikes.
If possible, meds should be avoided. I wish to get off of ritalin; can’t though, university would be unthinkable. Been on them for around 5 years, age of 22 now.
I deeply appreciate your videos. I commend your courage and taking what seems to be considered an unpopular position on these medication‘s. My granddaughter has been given this ADHD diagnosis. We are doing as much research as we can on the pros and cons of different medication‘s. We’re seeking a round or more holistic view of living a happy and productive life with all the ramifications, this diagnosis can bring. She is a teenager and those can be difficult times for any kid. Just want you to know that we appreciate you, Dr.❣️🌹
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad that you are doing research on different medications for your granddaughter-it's important to consider all the options. I'm wondering what other strategies you have considered to help your granddaughter live a happy and productive life with her diagnosis?
@@DrJayFeldman we are doing more listening, and less talking. Screen time on all devices has been minimized. Family board games slashcard playing has increased. Granddaughter likes that and she is good! There is a lot more outdoor time, especially during the afternoon and evenings now that the days are longer. Trying to incorporate regular exercise at the gym/swimming/hiking, etc. Meditation is a regular for me. Granddaughter and other family members don’t quite take to that! Smile.. however, she is doing more reading about it and once in a while, declares that she’s going to start a practice. She does something simple, like 2-5 minutes of sitting quietly and watching/counting the breaths. We have add spontaneous moments of silence where are the family is just sitting at the kitchen table. There is a profundity and those 32nd Dashone minute pauses that have brought a wow from granddaughter. Healthier, eating, nutritional, focus, supplements, etc. Granddaughter likes to read. I’ve encouraged her to do her own research on this disorder and share with us her thoughts. Explosive episodes are difficult to handle but as I look back, I can see that they usually come and the late afternoon/evenings. This seems to take place on or off medication so it’s hard to say. We’re also trying different parenting approaches. Trying to get ahead of it and notice the triggers before an explosion happens. So, I keep reading, watching videos, trying to understand. And, I hold onto the serenity prayer. Smile.
You say adderall impairs memory, although this is only for people without ADHD. Also I couldn't work out which study you were specifically referring to in the description, none of them referred to memory. I also disagree with alertness being the benefit of adderall. This is the benefit for all takers of adderall, ADHD or not. Alertness by itself is a cognitive enhancer, hence why people without ADHD may have positive effects on adderall. It's use for people with ADHD as it increases that tonic dopamine level which improves executive functions, without ADHD this higher tonic dopamine will result in anxiety and many other adverse effects. I agree that adderall, or amphetamine usage has crappy long term usage research. Although the drug has existed for quite a while, and nothing too extreme has been discovered yet. Also totally agree with having low dose. People go way overbaord, sometimes chasing the euphoric effect that eventually runs out. Low dose is always best.
@@Nvrwdntlso Well depends on the specific ADHD medication. There's no real specific numbers as how the drug is used is different to each person. Although, generally people need to focus on the minimum effective dose, generally this can be worked out by increasing from a low dose and with good understanding of what the goal of the drug is. For example, some people with ADHD may believe that because they still don't like doing tedious tasks, its not working. But obviously that's not what the drugs do, and chasing this effect would result in a high dose. Generally as a user of these drugs, always keep in mind that you would rather the lowest dose that is useful to you.
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For me, as someone who is prescribed Adderall, in order for to be effective, I need at least 24 hours after the previous dose. And I'll have to cycle off for at least 2 weeks.
Thank you. It’s good to hear an honest opinion from a medical professional that “lives the dream”(as I call it). Has ADHD, has tried the medication, knows what it does and doesn’t do. Personally I’m ASD/ADHD on 30 mg of Vyvanse a day which helps with focus but my memory has gone from terrible to non-existent. Great for getting things done and weight loss, but terrible for my education efforts and trying to recall what I’ve just experienced.
Thank you for sharing your experience with ADHD medications. It sounds like you have experienced both positive and negative effects from taking Vyvanse. How long have you been taking it?
@@DrJayFeldman just on three months now. I go see the psychiatrist tomorrow to talk about tweaking things. Hopefully there’s something he can do to help with the memory issues.
What if someone has prior addiction issues? What if they are taking stimulants like caffeine all day with Adderall? My brother has been on Adderall for a couple years, drinks a ton of energy drinks, smokes weed and now he thinks he's being followed everywhere. He thinks there are hundreds of people in on it. No one is doing anything that I've seen. He thinks his neighbors are in on it and it could be a military operation. I know, it's crazy. He has had major prior addiction issues in the past with alcohol and pain pills. He's never acted like this before, so I'm wondering if it's the Adderall with major caffeine use?
It's important to be aware of the potential side effects of combining Adderall with stimulants. It's possible that your brother's behavior could be due to the interaction between the two. I would suggest consulting a medical professional to assess his condition. Have you discussed your concerns with a doctor?
@Dr. Jay Feldman Right now, I asked him to get off the Adderall to see if his extreme paranoia goes away. If he does get off of it and he still is experiencing these thoughts, then I'll try and get him to talk to a professional. The issue is that he truly believes this is happening and doesn't think it's in his head at all. I don't know if I could convince him to get help. I also don't know how he's getting the Adderall. I don't want to ruin his job and his livelihood by getting him committed. I guess one step at a time and see what happens.
so he was off of it for 3 years and decided he wanted to be more productive… personally I feel like he was never actually diagnosed with ADHD.. he stopped smoking weed and vaping, he got into a relationship with me and it’s been nothing but good with him. Especially with him proving over 11 years that he stopped smoking weed proved a lot… he used to take way more and over dose with adderal. Now he’s just taking 20mg a day… personally he’s such a good person without it and does everything right… I just don’t like the mood swings and the loss of emotion and feelings with it.. just makes me sad because that wasn’t the person I loved…
It sounds like your partner has been taking medication to manage their ADHD symptoms for some time. It's great to hear that things have been going well for them, and that they have been able to find a successful balance with the medication. Has the mood swings and emotion loss been an issue before they started taking medication, or is this something new?
Thank you for telling the truth about this medication; I am prescribed adderrall but i only take it as needed; i am an athlete so i was very nervous when it started effecting my heart rate when i was taking it everyday; since ive lowered my intake to only acouple times a month i feel so much better.
@Blue Dream I was taking it twice a month but have decided to just stop taking it; its not worth my health in the long run; i have taken it for 4 years and its just not something i want to ne dependent on.
@Blue Dream yes of course it messed woth my mood way too much and made me irratable too; its just better at least for me to be off of it amd im really happy with my decision i hope if its something you want to do you decode too youll be happier in the long run
to your point about minimum effective does - i've started breaking my 5mg adderall in half, or sometimes even just taking a quarter depending on how i feel that day. i still feel increased alertness and euphoria. but i don't get the appetite suppression or difficulty going to sleep like i used to. my dose is already so small already because i've only been prescribed adderall for a little over a year for anyone that's curious. i cringe when i hear about people taking 20-60mg a day. i just know those people are getting shitty sleep and are probably going to have some serious early health issues.
Thanks for sharing this. I have just recently started taking Vyvanse. I'm having a hard time weighing the benefits of this drug. I feel like it does a lot of good for me but, I think it's giving me blood pressure problems, sore back and neck muscles, and dehydrating my body. But it also seems to be helping with getting work done, and not hating my job, as well as unexpected things like managing addictive behaviors. My wife thinks I'm doing better as a person on the drug, but I am worried about the long term consequences because of the negative side effects I am already seeing. My therapist said the fact that I'm not euphoric on the drug means I defiantly have ADHD, but though they may be helping me now, I think I would rather not have them if it lead to having a stroke, early dementia, or heart disease. Or who knows what else. I'm certainly going to bring up these concerns with my health professionals.
I think there should be a disclaimer at the start of the video not just at the end of the comments section. Dr Jay is an Osteopath not a therapist or an internist. His review of the drugs in this video are his opinion and his experience. His experience will not be everyone's experience. He may well have been misdiagnosed and should not have been on that medication or it wasn't the right medication for him. For thorough in depth information on ADHD if you haven't come across it already it a channel "How To ADHD". Take this video as a review of personal experience and not that of a doctors professional guidance.
Osteopaths receive practically the same training as allopaths (MD’s) in the US. The channel you cited is not even run by a medical doctor but rather by some someone in their mid 20’s with no medical experience. Doctor Jay is just as qualified as an internist, but probably not as much as a psychiatrist who deals directly with ADHD patients. Therapists don’t prescribe Adderall or go to medical school. Why not make a case for his arguments rather than his title? Whether or not he’s “qualified” doesn’t help answer the hard problem of speculating about the long term effects of Adderall.
This doctor knows EXACTLY what he is talking about! CNS stimulants can be just as addictive to a person with adhd as they are to a person who does not have add or adhd.
I had such a big adenosine build up that I hallucinated wendigoes for weeks after quitting. I'm never taking it again. I was on the highest doses due to fast tolerance but for some reason I could go to sleep and not get rid of adenosine. As soon as I started to take less. Than none at all I felt way better. A lil compulsive due to adhd but way more better.
I appreciate your honesty on this subject. In my opinion no person should ever take any meds that could cause them to become dependent because addiction is slavery, and unfortunately a lot of people are addicted to Adderall and some have even moved on to other more dangerous drugs like meth. People just do not consider the consequences of drugs as they should!
This is a drug used to mask the effects of childhood trauma. Let's begin the real discussion about recovering from childhood circumstances. Before starting these drugs, brain training and safe sound protocol should be mandatory basic care. SHOULD be!
Dry skin,dry mouth and I'm pretty sure it was causing some level of dehydration...I had to up my fluid consumption 2 fold but the dry skin! Can't believe he didn't talk about this....mainly was my hands. Glad Im done taking ADHD meds. I have been able to manage through diet and little things like sticky notes lol.
I’d be willing to make the bet that a big part of the associations between bad ADHD symptoms and brain decline are from inflammation driving both. And I’d be willing to bet that Adderall sometimes helps and sometimes hurts with that. A lot of that comes down to how someone interacts with it.
Would you please share how you get off your medication from all these years? And where will we get dopamine if we get off the medicine after already exercising? Is ADHD life Long or curable?
Thank you so much for your kind words and interest! I am happy to elaborate further on my second concern. As we know, Adderall is a psychostimulant drug and therefore has the potential to cause long-term changes in the brain. These can include changes in nerve cell function, neurotransmitter levels, and gene expression. It is important to be mindful of the potential risks of long-term use. Can you tell me what more specifically you would like to learn about the effects of Adderall on the brain?
I'm not sure this applies to methylphenidate too, since its mechanism of action is a bit different than typical amphetamines. It has even been shown to be neuroprotective (against meth) and improving vmat2, while being helpful against parkinson long term.
I eventually started research this medication. After hearing good and bad. The bad weighted out the good for me. I started to not take it on the weekends, then I completely stopped. Not on it anymore
A lot of opinion for meager references. There are severe downsides to stimulants and only patients that have sufficient levels of dysfunction should be prescribed, but the things you cover here are really in the speculation territory.
I was looking for a different take on Adderall. I eat like a pig on it but not everyone is the same I suppose. 1. I fear psychosis 2. I fear dementia down the road.
It seems as if you are speaking more about the effects if you dont have ADHD. As far as not increasing focus. The fact that it quiets my 17 streams of thought allows me to focus on one thing at a time or go BACK to what i was focused on (when interrupted) instead of becoming totally distracted by something else.
Don't take your advice on medication from a guy who's shilling scams on his channel. This is not a "study drug" for students to stay alert. This is for people with diagnosed ADHD.
You are correct. You need an ADHD diagnosis to get a prescription for this drug. Sorry if someone scammed you. I don’t make money from the Adderall business.
The adhd diagnosis is a scam in itself. It's not been clinically proven and is now being used as another way for psychiatrists to lessen the workload by giving anyone who are struggling the label adhd and drugs to blunt them. Basically anyone in a tough life situation are viable to get the diagnosis. What the drug is doing is effectively slowing down your mind and cognitive function. I don't know. I got the diagnosis, took the drug and it made me a fucking impotent retard.
This video is terrible. There's huge body of research that support stimulants to help with ADHD . You said "It's the same or almost the same chemical as cocaine" totally wrong. I think you need to inform yourself more about this topic.
It does have similar effects to CNS stimulants such as cocaine. Obviously, the MOA/routes differ but to the layperson, this should be emphasized. There is no denial the medication helps in ADHD symptoms. This video brings up a valid concern of many physicians - that the long term effects are not understood. Long-term Adderall use has not really been studied yet - would you put someone on this medication (vs. something like atomoxetine or XR methylphenidate) if it was known to significantly increase incidence of A-Fib?
The video isn’t terrible at all. It’s 100% accurate. It’s similar to cocaine in terms of the dopamine hit and mechanism of action in the CNS. Furthermore it’s literally meth. The exact same chemical as METH. Maybe you should be more informed.
Go and look at the molecular structure of these drugs and you’ll see they are different no matter which way you try to look at it. When someone says, “they’re basically or literally the same”, that should already tell you something about their reference point.
@@randywatson341 lol your trippin the difference in the two molecules is major. Even if it seems like nothing chemically in the body its a major difference. Espacially when it comes to the way it releases in the body. Meth is super hardcore
I’m reaching out to you because my dr isn’t taking my concerns about my low hart rate I’m monitoring at 58 yeasts old .i take 2 20 mg a day and 4 mg of zanex to sleep .my hart rate goes as low as 90/70 while im hot at work and have no symptoms but i just feel like there is something wrong,my general practitioner doesn’t see the need for me to see a cardiologist I think I’m just gonna make him let me see one or I’ll get a different doctor. What do you think? I think the form milligrams of Xanax is just too much.
Hey Dr, I have severe ADHD that has completely destroyed my life. I was diagnosed when I was 28 years old, im now 44. I would never abuse the drug but I do take it daily to help me staying focused at my job. I have zero attention span if I don't take it. Does this apply to people who have diagnosed ADHD? Im scared about the long term effects but this has helped me so much.
Just like with Oxycontin there is this magical belief about prescription amphetamines. If a drug is prescribed by a doctor it has no potential for abuse, addiction or adverse side effects.
I was put on adderall around the age of 10 And I took it all the way till about the age of of my parents insurance. And that's when I had to start paying out of pocket and I started to realize how hard life was for me when I didn't have my admiral and it terrified me that one day there might be a shortage or something and I would be screwed. And being so dependent on amphetamines really made me angry and I just stopped taking it and genuinely took about a decade for my brain to start to become normal again. Adderall messed me up so bad I was worthless without it. Prescribing young people, this stuff should be a crime. You're literally creating drug addicts. What doctor would prescribe a child amphetamines to take regularly through their developmental years? What do you think happens to a developing child's brain on pharmaceutical? Grade myth when they take it for over a decade every single day..... They become dependent on it, that's what happens. And whatever your problem was that, admir? Al is trying to treat becomes 100 times worse. Because adderall doesn't fix the problem, it just masks it, and instead of working on the problem, you ignore it, and it gets way worse and if you ever stop taking out a roll, it all comes crashing down..... And when I say it took me a decade to get back to normal. I'm not even being dramatic. I literally struggled struggled to get out of bed and some days. I would stay in bed for like, 3 days at a time and if it wasn't for my amazing family and being fortunate enough to have a lot of money, I would not have been able to take that decade of time to work on healing my mind.. Thankfully now I am drug-free completely. No prescriptions of any sort and I actually have motivation again. And I'm actually feeling joy again and positive emotions..... Is adderall completely fried my brain. If you wouldn't suggest that children start doing meth then they shouldn't be doing adderal. Amphetamines are literally bad for developing brains and I do not understand how doctors are okay giving this crap to kids. Yeah, the kids might struggle to focus, but that's o k, their kids. It's OK for kids to be energetic and bouncing off the walls. We don't have to drug them up just because adults are lazy.😑
It's understandable to be concerned about the long-term effects of taking medication like Adderall. At the same time, it's important to personalize the decision to take medication or not and consider the individual's needs and circumstances. Do you have any tips for parents who may be considering Adderall for their children?
I am going to respectfully not disagree but state that it really sounds like you’re speaking mainly to people that take adderall but do not have ADHD. ADHD medications are one of the most researched psychological medications out there.
7:50 I've really wanted to do videos on dark things bout Adderall or the bad side effects but I didn't wanna promote drug use or anything negative like that. It's a tricky topic to get deep into on RUclips.
I wouldn't even try it at ur age cause it might have too many effects on the heart but from my unprofessional guess or opinion you should NEVER take more then 10-15mg if for some reason you needed it. That was enough for me at the age of 22-23. But yea I honestly wouldn't even try it nor think about it at ur age. I have a stationary bike at home that I use for small workouts to give me energy. That might work good for you or maybe some sort of swimming. I don't think anyone should or would need Adderall past the age of 50 but hey I can be wrong since I'm not a professional. Best of luck 😁🙏🏾
@@AntJonez218 Nope. Methylphenidate has a lot of studies on elderly population. The most important thing, take the lowest dose possible and titrate with your doctor
Hi Doc, Im take 30mg Vyvanse and 200mg Fluvoxamine, every day, boths makes me feel better, I am became a person I like used be a years ago, but Im sleep 4-5 hrs per nigth and I feel like I'm aging more than usual, this medice are good for me, but a I Dont know what to do to make more "normal" with this medicines, mostly sleeping good again...
Thank doctor for this great video! Personally, I have never been on any ADHD medication in my life nor have I been officially diagnosed with ADHD but I do show a lot of ADHD symptoms and in a severe manner. I survived 3 years in Medical School only to get kicked out at the end due to being late on everything, low grades (due to cramming before an exam night due to low interests) I have changed jobs and degrees sooooo many times, and I wish I could put a stop to all this... this caused me bad anxiety and insomnia. I hate medication.. I hate anything non-natural that can alter with my body and I do think of long term problems first before anything else, but I feel like I should go for medication if I get offered it because my life is a wreck. ( im 24 ). What do you think doctor? I honestly don't know what to do.. but I have an appointment with an ADHD specialised Psychologist and a T.O.V.A test to make sure I have it before persueing with anything else.
Well I have adhd too but I do not take them regularly. I can definitely recommend them, but to make it short the longer u take the worse it gets. I also can't speak for adderall bc I'm from Germany and they don't sell it here. But from what I can say is go to doc ask him for medication and actually try different ones. My way to go is attentin it works fast not to long so I can sleep good at night and I take a normal amount of around 5-10mg. Other ones just didn't work properly or had some annoying side effects which lowered the efficiency of the medication. If u decide to use them, use them wisely sounds dumb is important daily use minors the effect (for me). Once a week or on hard days but don't use ADHD as an excuse bc then u lose. Hope I could help
I can absolutely see why you think it can cause dementia. Ive been on adhd meds for 10 yrs and I forget the simplest words. Cant finish my sentences. Also my grandma had it. I dont know what else to take. I truly have had adhd since i was a little kid. Both my parents are hyper too. I did poorly ib school because i had no interest. The teachers called me a space cadet on my report cards but nothing was ever done about it. And we paid good money to go to a catholic school. I didn't learn sh*t
I'm all for nuanced views on Adderall, but you lost me when you said it only increases alertness instead of focus... Although some ADHD people say Adderall makes them sleepy (something I'm still skeptical of tbh), it raises BOTH alertness and focus. HOWEVER, the tricky thing about the focus is that you might zone in on something unproductive. If you are doing a task for one hour, or perhaps three hours straight, you are focused, but it might not be the thing you should be doing. So I would instead claim that Adderall does not force productivity.
Opinion -in the scientific realm has no relevance more than a speculation and should be mentioned if something points in a direction that supports that opinion or own theory. It is beyyer if you then present what evidence support your opinion. Otherwise it is like pretending you're god or guru..not very scientifically ethic.
My wife takes it prescribed but when she takes it to often she gets paranoid that people are trying to get over on her or accuses me of seeing other women.very similar to how she acted smoking Crack. Adderall is a terrible drug and ruins people's brains
I'm sorry to hear that your wife has had this experience with Adderall. It sounds like it's been really hard for both of you. Have you talked to her doctor about other options that might help with her symptoms without causing these side effects?
Actually... I have adhd and taking Adderall helps me focus on exactly what I need to do, with laser like focus. This is because my brain is deficient in dopamine and norepinephrine, an adhd medication is intended to balance that nuerochemical imbalance, leading to impulse control and focus.
Now, on the other hand, if one is NOT deficient in said neurotransmitters, it will cause the opposite because there would now be an excess of dopamine and norepinephrine. Causing inability to focus and diminishing impulse control.
You are speaking from a recreational user perspective.
Exactly!
yes the medical grade crack does wonders ☠️ get off that shit
Yes. Too many videos and info on recreational misuse and not enough videos of info for people with diagnosed ADHD. This is why we are stigmatized. Although, I took this medication as prescribed and still had to stop taking it due to racing heartrate.
Yeah wtf is this “doctor” is saying
Yeah these people are saying they were "prescribed" ADHD medication, from the US perspective where you just have to say you're tired or unfocused and a doctor will throw adderall at you. Especially ones that are used like "study drugs" where they're short-acting, you just pop them.
I'm in the UK and it took me a year to get diagnosed and medicated. I was never picked up as a kid and I struggled through my whole life. That's on the low end - the norm is more like 2 years plus. It's an extremely long road. It's slow-release medication, I don't pop it throughout the day. Just once in the morning. And it's changed my life. It doesn't give me "euphoria" it just reduces my executive dysfunction, allows me to get work done and stops my disability.
These abusers give people with actual ADHD a bad name.
Thank you sooo much, dr! I've been looking everywhere on the internet for lectures or research critical of Adderall and have found even less than when looking for current content on RFK Jr who's currently running for president! Kinda troubling but there it is. Thx again.
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Thank you for videos like these. I took adderall for about a decade and throughout that process I’ve been lowering my dose progressively. I had like zero side effects other than appetite suppression and probably mild insomnia. I’m currently taking a gap year before med school and trying to figure out if I can make it through without adderall, and videos like these are always helpful. It’s good to know others have struggled getting off and have successfully done so. God bless
I'm glad you found the video helpful. Best of luck to you!
Thank you for this. 41 year old male recently prescribed Vyvanse and I am very concerned about long term effects. I asked my doctor and she said "we do not know what the long term effects are". This scares the crap out of me. She talked me about how they used to prescribe benzos often until they knew the long term effects. The only long term effects talked about online are when there is severe abuse. With meds, I believe that there is always a price to pay for the benefit you are getting. I think I am going to stop my simulants know. yikes.
If possible, meds should be avoided. I wish to get off of ritalin; can’t though, university would be unthinkable. Been on them for around 5 years, age of 22 now.
EXCELLENT POINT: Being more alert doesn't equal focused; therefore less adequate memory.
I deeply appreciate your videos. I commend your courage and taking what seems to be considered an unpopular position on these medication‘s. My granddaughter has been given this ADHD diagnosis. We are doing as much research as we can on the pros and cons of different medication‘s. We’re seeking a round or more holistic view of living a happy and productive life with all the ramifications, this diagnosis can bring. She is a teenager and those can be difficult times for any kid. Just want you to know that we appreciate you, Dr.❣️🌹
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad that you are doing research on different medications for your granddaughter-it's important to consider all the options. I'm wondering what other strategies you have considered to help your granddaughter live a happy and productive life with her diagnosis?
@@DrJayFeldman we are doing more listening, and less talking. Screen time on all devices has been minimized. Family board games slashcard playing has increased. Granddaughter likes that and she is good! There is a lot more outdoor time, especially during the afternoon and evenings now that the days are longer. Trying to incorporate regular exercise at the gym/swimming/hiking, etc. Meditation is a regular for me. Granddaughter and other family members don’t quite take to that! Smile.. however, she is doing more reading about it and once in a while, declares that she’s going to start a practice. She does something simple, like 2-5 minutes of sitting quietly and watching/counting the breaths. We have add spontaneous moments of silence where are the family is just sitting at the kitchen table. There is a profundity and those 32nd Dashone minute pauses that have brought a wow from granddaughter. Healthier, eating, nutritional, focus, supplements, etc. Granddaughter likes to read. I’ve encouraged her to do her own research on this disorder and share with us her thoughts. Explosive episodes are difficult to handle but as I look back, I can see that they usually come and the late afternoon/evenings. This seems to take place on or off medication so it’s hard to say. We’re also trying different parenting approaches. Trying to get ahead of it and notice the triggers before an explosion happens. So, I keep reading, watching videos, trying to understand. And, I hold onto the serenity prayer. Smile.
You say adderall impairs memory, although this is only for people without ADHD. Also I couldn't work out which study you were specifically referring to in the description, none of them referred to memory.
I also disagree with alertness being the benefit of adderall. This is the benefit for all takers of adderall, ADHD or not. Alertness by itself is a cognitive enhancer, hence why people without ADHD may have positive effects on adderall. It's use for people with ADHD as it increases that tonic dopamine level which improves executive functions, without ADHD this higher tonic dopamine will result in anxiety and many other adverse effects.
I agree that adderall, or amphetamine usage has crappy long term usage research. Although the drug has existed for quite a while, and nothing too extreme has been discovered yet.
Also totally agree with having low dose. People go way overbaord, sometimes chasing the euphoric effect that eventually runs out. Low dose is always best.
What would you say is a low dose and what is to high of a dose?
@@Nvrwdntlso Well depends on the specific ADHD medication. There's no real specific numbers as how the drug is used is different to each person. Although, generally people need to focus on the minimum effective dose, generally this can be worked out by increasing from a low dose and with good understanding of what the goal of the drug is. For example, some people with ADHD may believe that because they still don't like doing tedious tasks, its not working. But obviously that's not what the drugs do, and chasing this effect would result in a high dose.
Generally as a user of these drugs, always keep in mind that you would rather the lowest dose that is useful to you.
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Thanks for sharing. Great comment. I'm a big believer in lowest effective dose.
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For me, as someone who is prescribed Adderall, in order for to be effective, I need at least 24 hours after the previous dose. And I'll have to cycle off for at least 2 weeks.
Thank you. It’s good to hear an honest opinion from a medical professional that “lives the dream”(as I call it). Has ADHD, has tried the medication, knows what it does and doesn’t do.
Personally I’m ASD/ADHD on 30 mg of Vyvanse a day which helps with focus but my memory has gone from terrible to non-existent.
Great for getting things done and weight loss, but terrible for my education efforts and trying to recall what I’ve just experienced.
Thank you for sharing your experience with ADHD medications. It sounds like you have experienced both positive and negative effects from taking Vyvanse. How long have you been taking it?
@@DrJayFeldman just on three months now. I go see the psychiatrist tomorrow to talk about tweaking things.
Hopefully there’s something he can do to help with the memory issues.
How do you manage your ADHD these days without meds?
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What if someone has prior addiction issues? What if they are taking stimulants like caffeine all day with Adderall?
My brother has been on Adderall for a couple years, drinks a ton of energy drinks, smokes weed and now he thinks he's being followed everywhere. He thinks there are hundreds of people in on it. No one is doing anything that I've seen. He thinks his neighbors are in on it and it could be a military operation. I know, it's crazy. He has had major prior addiction issues in the past with alcohol and pain pills. He's never acted like this before, so I'm wondering if it's the Adderall with major caffeine use?
It's important to be aware of the potential side effects of combining Adderall with stimulants. It's possible that your brother's behavior could be due to the interaction between the two. I would suggest consulting a medical professional to assess his condition. Have you discussed your concerns with a doctor?
@Dr. Jay Feldman Right now, I asked him to get off the Adderall to see if his extreme paranoia goes away. If he does get off of it and he still is experiencing these thoughts, then I'll try and get him to talk to a professional. The issue is that he truly believes this is happening and doesn't think it's in his head at all. I don't know if I could convince him to get help. I also don't know how he's getting the Adderall. I don't want to ruin his job and his livelihood by getting him committed. I guess one step at a time and see what happens.
so he was off of it for 3 years and decided he wanted to be more productive… personally I feel like he was never actually diagnosed with ADHD.. he stopped smoking weed and vaping, he got into a relationship with me and it’s been nothing but good with him. Especially with him proving over 11 years that he stopped smoking weed proved a lot… he used to take way more and over dose with adderal. Now he’s just taking 20mg a day… personally he’s such a good person without it and does everything right… I just don’t like the mood swings and the loss of emotion and feelings with it.. just makes me sad because that wasn’t the person I loved…
It sounds like your partner has been taking medication to manage their ADHD symptoms for some time. It's great to hear that things have been going well for them, and that they have been able to find a successful balance with the medication. Has the mood swings and emotion loss been an issue before they started taking medication, or is this something new?
I've been on Adderall since the early 90s I've never had trouble sleeping 😴 but I definitely understand what you are talking about.
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Thank you for telling the truth about this medication; I am prescribed adderrall but i only take it as needed; i am an athlete so i was very nervous when it started effecting my heart rate when i was taking it everyday; since ive lowered my intake to only acouple times a month i feel so much better.
@Blue Dream I was taking it twice a month but have decided to just stop taking it; its not worth my health in the long run; i have taken it for 4 years and its just not something i want to ne dependent on.
@Blue Dream yes of course it messed woth my mood way too much and made me irratable too; its just better at least for me to be off of it amd im really happy with my decision i hope if its something you want to do you decode too youll be happier in the long run
to your point about minimum effective does - i've started breaking my 5mg adderall in half, or sometimes even just taking a quarter depending on how i feel that day. i still feel increased alertness and euphoria. but i don't get the appetite suppression or difficulty going to sleep like i used to. my dose is already so small already because i've only been prescribed adderall for a little over a year for anyone that's curious. i cringe when i hear about people taking 20-60mg a day. i just know those people are getting shitty sleep and are probably going to have some serious early health issues.
That's really interesting! How has breaking up your dosage affected your long-term experience with Adderall?
Very nice video Doc, you perpective is more honest then usually in internet...
Thanks for sharing this. I have just recently started taking Vyvanse. I'm having a hard time weighing the benefits of this drug. I feel like it does a lot of good for me but, I think it's giving me blood pressure problems, sore back and neck muscles, and dehydrating my body. But it also seems to be helping with getting work done, and not hating my job, as well as unexpected things like managing addictive behaviors. My wife thinks I'm doing better as a person on the drug, but I am worried about the long term consequences because of the negative side effects I am already seeing.
My therapist said the fact that I'm not euphoric on the drug means I defiantly have ADHD, but though they may be helping me now, I think I would rather not have them if it lead to having a stroke, early dementia, or heart disease. Or who knows what else.
I'm certainly going to bring up these concerns with my health professionals.
Thanks for sharing and I'm sorry to hear about your side effects
I think there should be a disclaimer at the start of the video not just at the end of the comments section. Dr Jay is an Osteopath not a therapist or an internist. His review of the drugs in this video are his opinion and his experience. His experience will not be everyone's experience. He may well have been misdiagnosed and should not have been on that medication or it wasn't the right medication for him.
For thorough in depth information on ADHD if you haven't come across it already it a channel "How To ADHD".
Take this video as a review of personal experience and not that of a doctors professional guidance.
Osteopaths receive practically the same training as allopaths (MD’s) in the US. The channel you cited is not even run by a medical doctor but rather by some someone in their mid 20’s with no medical experience.
Doctor Jay is just as qualified as an internist, but probably not as much as a psychiatrist who deals directly with ADHD patients. Therapists don’t prescribe Adderall or go to medical school.
Why not make a case for his arguments rather than his title? Whether or not he’s “qualified” doesn’t help answer the hard problem of speculating about the long term effects of Adderall.
This doctor knows EXACTLY what he is talking about! CNS stimulants can be just as addictive to a person with adhd as they are to a person who does not have add or adhd.
He's not an actual medical doctor.
That doesn’t make sense. We don’t even get the same effects from it!
That would be like saying that dxm and mdma are almost the same because they both effect serotonin and they have some crossover in effects.
Great honesty much appreciated
I had such a big adenosine build up that I hallucinated wendigoes for weeks after quitting. I'm never taking it again. I was on the highest doses due to fast tolerance but for some reason I could go to sleep and not get rid of adenosine. As soon as I started to take less. Than none at all I felt way better. A lil compulsive due to adhd but way more better.
Adderall doesn't make you focused? Maybe normal people, ADHD patients clearly experience increased focus and that can be measured.
, Thank you for your video. There is a lot of information on RUclips but I felt like yours was very well rounded and concise.
I appreciate your honesty on this subject.
In my opinion no person should ever take any meds that could cause them to become dependent because addiction is slavery, and unfortunately a lot of people are addicted to Adderall and some have even moved on to other more dangerous drugs like meth.
People just do not consider the consequences of drugs as they should!
This is a drug used to mask the effects of childhood trauma. Let's begin the real discussion about recovering from childhood circumstances. Before starting these drugs, brain training and safe sound protocol should be mandatory basic care. SHOULD be!
Dry skin,dry mouth and I'm pretty sure it was causing some level of dehydration...I had to up my fluid consumption 2 fold but the dry skin! Can't believe he didn't talk about this....mainly was my hands. Glad Im done taking ADHD meds. I have been able to manage through diet and little things like sticky notes lol.
I’d be willing to make the bet that a big part of the associations between bad ADHD symptoms and brain decline are from inflammation driving both. And I’d be willing to bet that Adderall sometimes helps and sometimes hurts with that. A lot of that comes down to how someone interacts with it.
Would you please share how you get off your medication from all these years? And where will we get dopamine if we get off the medicine after already exercising? Is ADHD life Long or curable?
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Happiness and doing mindful breathing. Try box breathing while you are briskly walking, for insurance. You'll be proud when you get it locked in.
Can you elaborate on your second concern for long term adderrall use? A deep dive about the effects on the brain. Great video!
Thank you so much for your kind words and interest! I am happy to elaborate further on my second concern. As we know, Adderall is a psychostimulant drug and therefore has the potential to cause long-term changes in the brain. These can include changes in nerve cell function, neurotransmitter levels, and gene expression. It is important to be mindful of the potential risks of long-term use. Can you tell me what more specifically you would like to learn about the effects of Adderall on the brain?
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I'm not sure this applies to methylphenidate too, since its mechanism of action is a bit different than typical amphetamines. It has even been shown to be neuroprotective (against meth) and improving vmat2, while being helpful against parkinson long term.
I eventually started research this medication. After hearing good and bad. The bad weighted out the good for me. I started to not take it on the weekends, then I completely stopped. Not on it anymore
Could you maybe share what you found out ?
@@92annamaria I can always send you the videos that I watched about it
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@@92annamaria the one that I watched is in a public playlist. You should be able to click my profile and go to playlists. Should be there
Were you having negative side effects? What medication or alternative did you choose instead?
A lot of opinion for meager references. There are severe downsides to stimulants and only patients that have sufficient levels of dysfunction should be prescribed, but the things you cover here are really in the speculation territory.
I was looking for a different take on Adderall. I eat like a pig on it but not everyone is the same I suppose.
1. I fear psychosis 2. I fear dementia down the road.
It seems as if you are speaking more about the effects if you dont have ADHD. As far as not increasing focus. The fact that it quiets my 17 streams of thought allows me to focus on one thing at a time or go BACK to what i was focused on (when interrupted) instead of becoming totally distracted by something else.
I appreciate your perspective, it surely adds depth to our discussion.
Don't take your advice on medication from a guy who's shilling scams on his channel. This is not a "study drug" for students to stay alert. This is for people with diagnosed ADHD.
You are correct. You need an ADHD diagnosis to get a prescription for this drug. Sorry if someone scammed you. I don’t make money from the Adderall business.
The adhd diagnosis is a scam in itself. It's not been clinically proven and is now being used as another way for psychiatrists to lessen the workload by giving anyone who are struggling the label adhd and drugs to blunt them. Basically anyone in a tough life situation are viable to get the diagnosis. What the drug is doing is effectively slowing down your mind and cognitive function. I don't know. I got the diagnosis, took the drug and it made me a fucking impotent retard.
This video is terrible. There's huge body of research that support stimulants to help with ADHD . You said "It's the same or almost the same chemical as cocaine" totally wrong. I think you need to inform yourself more about this topic.
It does have similar effects to CNS stimulants such as cocaine. Obviously, the MOA/routes differ but to the layperson, this should be emphasized.
There is no denial the medication helps in ADHD symptoms. This video brings up a valid concern of many physicians - that the long term effects are not understood.
Long-term Adderall use has not really been studied yet - would you put someone on this medication (vs. something like atomoxetine or XR methylphenidate) if it was known to significantly increase incidence of A-Fib?
The video isn’t terrible at all. It’s 100% accurate. It’s similar to cocaine in terms of the dopamine hit and mechanism of action in the CNS. Furthermore it’s literally meth. The exact same chemical as METH. Maybe you should be more informed.
Go and look at the molecular structure of these drugs and you’ll see they are different no matter which way you try to look at it.
When someone says, “they’re basically or literally the same”, that should already tell you something about their reference point.
@@shawndelosreyes4143 Two compounds can have a different molecular structure and still be very similar in their effects on the body.
@@randywatson341 lol your trippin the difference in the two molecules is major. Even if it seems like nothing chemically in the body its a major difference. Espacially when it comes to the way it releases in the body. Meth is super hardcore
I’m reaching out to you because my dr isn’t taking my concerns about my low hart rate I’m monitoring at 58 yeasts old .i take 2 20 mg a day and 4 mg of zanex to sleep .my hart rate goes as low as 90/70 while im hot at work and have no symptoms but i just feel like there is something wrong,my general practitioner doesn’t see the need for me to see a cardiologist I think I’m just gonna make him let me see one or I’ll get a different doctor. What do you think? I think the form milligrams of Xanax is just too much.
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Hey Dr, I have severe ADHD that has completely destroyed my life. I was diagnosed when I was 28 years old, im now 44. I would never abuse the drug but I do take it daily to help me staying focused at my job. I have zero attention span if I don't take it. Does this apply to people who have diagnosed ADHD? Im scared about the long term effects but this has helped me so much.
Definitely consult with your doctor about your concerns! Best of luck.
@@ChelseaHoper same here im 15 years old been on it for like 10 years
Just like with Oxycontin there is this magical belief about prescription amphetamines. If a drug is prescribed by a doctor it has no potential for abuse, addiction or adverse side effects.
I was put on adderall around the age of 10 And I took it all the way till about the age of of my parents insurance. And that's when I had to start paying out of pocket and I started to realize how hard life was for me when I didn't have my admiral and it terrified me that one day there might be a shortage or something and I would be screwed. And being so dependent on amphetamines really made me angry and I just stopped taking it and genuinely took about a decade for my brain to start to become normal again. Adderall messed me up so bad I was worthless without it. Prescribing young people, this stuff should be a crime. You're literally creating drug addicts. What doctor would prescribe a child amphetamines to take regularly through their developmental years? What do you think happens to a developing child's brain on pharmaceutical? Grade myth when they take it for over a decade every single day..... They become dependent on it, that's what happens. And whatever your problem was that, admir? Al is trying to treat becomes 100 times worse. Because adderall doesn't fix the problem, it just masks it, and instead of working on the problem, you ignore it, and it gets way worse and if you ever stop taking out a roll, it all comes crashing down..... And when I say it took me a decade to get back to normal. I'm not even being dramatic. I literally struggled struggled to get out of bed and some days. I would stay in bed for like, 3 days at a time and if it wasn't for my amazing family and being fortunate enough to have a lot of money, I would not have been able to take that decade of time to work on healing my mind.. Thankfully now I am drug-free completely. No prescriptions of any sort and I actually have motivation again. And I'm actually feeling joy again and positive emotions..... Is adderall completely fried my brain. If you wouldn't suggest that children start doing meth then they shouldn't be doing adderal. Amphetamines are literally bad for developing brains and I do not understand how doctors are okay giving this crap to kids. Yeah, the kids might struggle to focus, but that's o k, their kids. It's OK for kids to be energetic and bouncing off the walls. We don't have to drug them up just because adults are lazy.😑
It's understandable to be concerned about the long-term effects of taking medication like Adderall. At the same time, it's important to personalize the decision to take medication or not and consider the individual's needs and circumstances. Do you have any tips for parents who may be considering Adderall for their children?
Thank you for this video 😁🙏🏾
I am going to respectfully not disagree but state that it really sounds like you’re speaking mainly to people that take adderall but do not have ADHD.
ADHD medications are one of the most researched psychological medications out there.
7:50 I've really wanted to do videos on dark things bout Adderall or the bad side effects but I didn't wanna promote drug use or anything negative like that. It's a tricky topic to get deep into on RUclips.
1:03 " norepinephrine also known as adrenaline". That doesn't sound right.
Is this the same for Ritalin?
Put it on 1.5x speed…. You’re welcome 😅
No studies provided backing any of his facts. Some of the studies have shown long-term adhd improvements
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Good info. I’m 70 feel lethargic, is it ok once or twice a week? I could use a skip in my step. What dosage would be safe and appropriate.
I wouldn't even try it at ur age cause it might have too many effects on the heart but from my unprofessional guess or opinion you should NEVER take more then 10-15mg if for some reason you needed it. That was enough for me at the age of 22-23. But yea I honestly wouldn't even try it nor think about it at ur age. I have a stationary bike at home that I use for small workouts to give me energy. That might work good for you or maybe some sort of swimming. I don't think anyone should or would need Adderall past the age of 50 but hey I can be wrong since I'm not a professional. Best of luck 😁🙏🏾
@@AntJonez218 Nope. Methylphenidate has a lot of studies on elderly population. The most important thing, take the lowest dose possible and titrate with your doctor
You need coke
Hi Doc, Im take 30mg Vyvanse and 200mg Fluvoxamine, every day, boths makes me feel better, I am became a person I like used be a years ago, but Im sleep 4-5 hrs per nigth and I feel like I'm aging more than usual, this medice are good for me, but a I Dont know what to do to make more "normal" with this medicines,
mostly sleeping good again...
Thank doctor for this great video!
Personally, I have never been on any ADHD medication in my life nor have I been officially diagnosed with ADHD but I do show a lot of ADHD symptoms and in a severe manner.
I survived 3 years in Medical School only to get kicked out at the end due to being late on everything, low grades (due to cramming before an exam night due to low interests)
I have changed jobs and degrees sooooo many times, and I wish I could put a stop to all this... this caused me bad anxiety and insomnia.
I hate medication.. I hate anything non-natural that can alter with my body and I do think of long term problems first before anything else, but I feel like I should go for medication if I get offered it because my life is a wreck. ( im 24 ). What do you think doctor? I honestly don't know what to do.. but I have an appointment with an ADHD specialised Psychologist and a T.O.V.A test to make sure I have it before persueing with anything else.
Well I have adhd too but I do not take them regularly. I can definitely recommend them, but to make it short the longer u take the worse it gets. I also can't speak for adderall bc I'm from Germany and they don't sell it here. But from what I can say is go to doc ask him for medication and actually try different ones. My way to go is attentin it works fast not to long so I can sleep good at night and I take a normal amount of around 5-10mg. Other ones just didn't work properly or had some annoying side effects which lowered the efficiency of the medication. If u decide to use them, use them wisely sounds dumb is important daily use minors the effect (for me). Once a week or on hard days but don't use ADHD as an excuse bc then u lose. Hope I could help
I can’t find your video on dopamine detox
I can absolutely see why you think it can cause dementia. Ive been on adhd meds for 10 yrs and I forget the simplest words. Cant finish my sentences. Also my grandma had it. I dont know what else to take. I truly have had adhd since i was a little kid. Both my parents are hyper too. I did poorly ib school because i had no interest. The teachers called me a space cadet on my report cards but nothing was ever done about it. And we paid good money to go to a catholic school. I didn't learn sh*t
Very interesting thank you, I am diagnosed with ADHD since im 8 and since tgen been on medication, I was looking for a channel lije yours
Adderall decreases acetylcholine, that’s why it causes memory issues
What makes you think that it may bring on long term dementia?
He literally explains it in the video - the sleep aspect
It causes cocaine psychosis
I'm all for nuanced views on Adderall, but you lost me when you said it only increases alertness instead of focus... Although some ADHD people say Adderall makes them sleepy (something I'm still skeptical of tbh), it raises BOTH alertness and focus.
HOWEVER, the tricky thing about the focus is that you might zone in on something unproductive. If you are doing a task for one hour, or perhaps three hours straight, you are focused, but it might not be the thing you should be doing. So I would instead claim that Adderall does not force productivity.
I switched to Ritalin from Adderall because adderall made me sleepy. So does coffee. It happens.
I thought it was the same as amphetamine not cocaine. Unpopular opinion, Wellbutrin is actually more similar to cocaine. Moms little secret
I love my Dexidrine (1salt) compared to the multi dose salts….
I'm glad you've found what works for you!
what about other forms of AdHD medications??
Your video do not disclose if you are takling about People diagnosed with adhd or without
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I take 20mg every morning and don't even feel it at all anymore
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So, you're not a real doctor. Why should we listen to anyone who doesn't have training in the area of psychiatry?
As people grow, we change. Weaning off. Vacations for sure!
I think you could research a little better. Lots of assumptions and not comparing any studies. Feels like shallow content.
Opinion -in the scientific realm has no relevance more than a speculation and should be mentioned if something points in a direction that supports that opinion or own theory. It is beyyer if you then present what evidence support your opinion. Otherwise it is like pretending you're god or guru..not very scientifically ethic.
Adderall is the same as cocaine? You could make a shoddy argument that cocaine and Ritalin are relatively similar, but adderall and cocaine? 🤣🤣🤣
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My wife takes it prescribed but when she takes it to often she gets paranoid that people are trying to get over on her or accuses me of seeing other women.very similar to how she acted smoking Crack. Adderall is a terrible drug and ruins people's brains
I'm sorry to hear that your wife has had this experience with Adderall. It sounds like it's been really hard for both of you. Have you talked to her doctor about other options that might help with her symptoms without causing these side effects?