Makes sense given the mechanism of action. I describe my adhd as being addicted to nicotine and stopping cold turkey. Except you're not addicted to nicotine, w

Makes sense given the mechanism of action. I describe my adhd as being addicted to nicotine and stopping cold turkey. Except you're not addicted to nicotine, what you're addicted to is a stimulus that is inconsistent and changes constantly. Your cigarette is a constantly changing thing. Methylphenidate really messed me up, I found Lisdexamfetamine much much more effective. I still use nicotine, though in vape form these days.