Man, this article is super scary, accurate and hits too close to home. It's the first time I've ever seen published a link between dopamine and stuttering. As

Man, this article is super scary, accurate and hits too close to home. It's the first time I've ever seen published a link between dopamine and stuttering. As someone that has ADHD, and stutters - it's simply, wow. Just wow. >risperidone, olanzapine and lurasidone. >So Maguire wondered: could blocking dopamine be the answer? Conveniently, many antipsychotic drugs do just that. Over the years, Maguire has conducted small, successful clinical studies with these medications including risperidone, olanzapine and lurasidone. The result: “Your stuttering won’t completely go away, but we can treat it,” he says. Interesting. > Ecopipam Well, a benzo, but I've never heard it before, but it makes total sense, it's ironic, but for me, it works 100% to make me focus, talk, think, be. Ritalin, caffeine, adderal works too, but, it's different. Wow. Using Etizolam, Ativan, Valium, works great, for me, wonders, and I don't really become "addicted" to it = there's an immediate threshold where it's effective to where I become tired and sleep. I've read stories about people who abuse them, and my tolerance never escapes the basics medicinal dose which makes it super interesting as well. So much excitement, answers, questions, in something I just accepted and found natural remedies too over time thinking "oh it's anxiety." oh it's "just my ADHD" oh it's "just me becoming more introverted."