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jackrabbit1 wrote:

00pump wrote:

jackrabbit1 wrote:

00pump wrote: No, not at all, I take it daily, but need to really watch my cardio with my heart rate, but energy at gym is lovely, because I use it daily it's a sustained released I have till 7pm. Moved from Concerta to Adderall, it's a pity its banned in the country or i'd try get it as chronic on my medical

Do you fall asleep throughout the day?

Without help for my ADD I am always tired and can't focus on anything, so I need to medicate, now I can get up and do things, energy is great. The body gets used to it quickly I was on 108mg Concerta and I take 80mg Strattera, now moved to Adderall + Strattera, oh and I take a another methylphenidate at 7pm if I need to work later, that gives me another 4 hours.

Maybe i have something similar, read documentation or just stare at the monitor a bit and i'm gone. Sometimes i doze off and dont even know about it - i get told. Probably some form of narcolepsi..... think i'll have to follow up on it. Didnt know you get stuff like this!

Oh Rabbit, you will then love Concerta, www.google.co.za/imgres?imgurl=http://1....GYDQ&ved=0CCwQ9QEwAA that's an image from Adderall, look at the difference in the brain, now i sit to work and just don't leave my desk. So much more inspired to complete projects now, i used to do all the technical stuff, let it come to the boring stuff, i had zero attention span. After all these years i refused treatment, now I just bump the dose up constantly. Concerta gives bursts throughout the day, its active for 12 hours, so 7-7 you going, I don't even yawn, hahaa..

Pump what would the effect be of concerta on someone that does not have ADD? What do you pay for concerta through your medical if I may ask?

Medical aid doesn't pay, I spend around 2k on Concerta and 800 on Strattera..

Hmm, it would make you charged, but I wouldn't recommend it for someone that doesn't suffer ADD/ADHD