Difference is the death rate from prescription ADHD meds is zero, and they’re not addictive like opiates. I’m open to discussing the underlying problems that p

Difference is the death rate from prescription ADHD meds is zero, and they’re not addictive like opiates. I’m open to discussing the underlying problems that push people to take ADHD meds. Like the insane work life required to just maintain the same standard of lives as our parents generation, or modern devices eating our attention spans. But limiting access to ADHD drugs is just going to affect the most vulnerable and the positive outcome is just for the benefit of Calvinist pushing their world view on the rest of us. Hey, while we’re at it let’s make caffeine a scheduled drug. It’s actually addicting, it’s long we half-life makes it more likely to effect sleep, and its vastly over consumed by everyone starting in middle school.