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What Causes More Concentration And Attentive After Adderall Intake?
Question: Ok well I'm a 27 year old navy vet that is currently finishing up school at EIU. I have a wife and 2 children. I have recently been introduced to Adderall to study with. and I actually have gotten better grades Is this just a quick side affect? I have never been a strait A student. What do you think?
Brief Answer:
Acoomplishing required effect. Ok, no worries
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
I do think it is simply because Adderall is accomplishing its role with you. It is important to note that Adderall works in the Central nervous system, and is indicated to manage attention deficit.
It is not surprising that the drug simply makes you more attentive, and consequently makes you to be more concentrated, more attentive, more orderly and coordinated.
I do not think there is anything extraordinary with the drug. It is simply accomplishing its pharmacological role. It might be of interest to maintain the drug dosage as it is now, and also only change with prior consultation with your doctor.
For now, no worries and kind regards
Dr Bain
Acoomplishing required effect. Ok, no worries
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
I do think it is simply because Adderall is accomplishing its role with you. It is important to note that Adderall works in the Central nervous system, and is indicated to manage attention deficit.
It is not surprising that the drug simply makes you more attentive, and consequently makes you to be more concentrated, more attentive, more orderly and coordinated.
I do not think there is anything extraordinary with the drug. It is simply accomplishing its pharmacological role. It might be of interest to maintain the drug dosage as it is now, and also only change with prior consultation with your doctor.
For now, no worries and kind regards
Dr Bain
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