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That would be because Stratteta is a second-line treatment that's less effective and has more negative side effects than Adderall, and Bupropion and Modafinil h
by yosame 3y ago
That would be because Stratteta is a second-line treatment that's less effective and has more negative side effects than Adderall, and Bupropion and Modafinil have a very weak body of evidence supporting their use for ADHD. Bupropion and Modafinil are still stimulants, you might as well give a patient a smaller dose of Adderall for the same effect.
As for therapy, it's not really a great solution for ADHD. It can certainly help, but it's not going to give you the internal drive to do boring things that you were born without. In my experience, therapists also don't know how to treat ADHD, it's not really in their wheelhouse.
- operatingthetan 3y ago> Bupropion and Modafinil are still stimulants, you might as well give a patient a smaller dose of Adderall for the same effect. Suggesting these substances have the "same effect" makes me think you haven't tried them to know the difference. Saying low dose adderall is effectively the same as them is absurd. They aren't controlled and prone to abuse, which what you are dancing around.