ADD 2: The Media, the Meds and the Madness

ADD 2: New podcast up on how to make the meds work better for ADD.

Over at CorePsychPodcast

Seems like so many of the basics are so often overlooked.

1. Why a stimulant in the first place? They do work best if used correctly, listen to the how.
2. What do they actually do in layman’s terms? See what you think.
3. Are they addictive? Not if used correctly, listen up.
4. What is the biggest problem with using the right meds? Hint: dosing
5. How is the Daytrana patch different than the rest of the meds? Different delivery system

Next week:
ADD 3: Wrong meds for ADD, Metabolism, Drug Interactions, Comorbid Conditions
Why meds don’t work, and how they can be downright dangerous if we don’t think more about the process.

Make sure you take a look at these pages!
ADHD Medication Rules Purchase
“Rules” Affiliate Link
Neuroscience Details

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