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Personally, I think 16 is way to young to be experimenting with drug. The effects are to powerful to give to an under-developed brain.

• KMag 8y ago
  What if the OP personally believes that drugs are most beneficial to under-developed brains? Are you a researcher, or are your opinions based on some research you could cite? Now, there are several good reasons to exercise increased caution in the absence of evidence when dealing with under-developed brains of people with a lot more years ahead of them, but that's much different from a blanket strong opinion.
  • DoreenMichele 8y ago
    In support of your point: If you have special needs children with brain issues, early intervention is best. Doing something about the problem while they are very young can lead to lifelong enhanced productivity and quality of life. On the flip side, trying to intercede and screwing it up can have lifelong negative consequences. I'm generally pro nutrition, not pro drug, but I'm not anywhere near as anti drug as most people imagine me to be. Anecdotally, I have known people who had anger management issues and the like who did the kind of drugs that mellow you out.