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Blood pressure on a stimulant is an individual matter. For most people it is a non-event, and where it does rise the answer is often a different stimulant rather than none at all.
No blood test or cheek swab will tell you in advance which one suits you. Finding out means trying, measuring and being willing to change, which is…
If the first medicine disappoints, that is information about the first medicine. Plenty of people who get nothing from one class do well on another.
Methylphenidate and amphetamine are not the same drug at different strengths. They work by partly different routes, so a poor result on one says…
Finding the dose is a search rather than a calculation. It goes up in small steps until either the effect you want turns up, or the side effects get annoying enough that you come back down a step and settle there.
There is no way to work the right dose out from body weight or from how bad things look, which surprises people who expect medicine to be more exact…
Classes and clubs work mostly because somebody notices when you are not there. It is the being expected, more than the workout, that gets you out of the door.
A running club, a swimming group, a friend at the gate at seven. On the evening when you feel like nothing, an arrangement with another person…
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