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I kind of wonder if this is just caffeine and higher metabolism, weight loss. Like caffeine might work. but meth might work too.
by m463 2y ago
I kind of wonder if this is just caffeine and higher metabolism, weight loss.
Like caffeine might work. but meth might work too.
- iancmceachern 2y agoYo, Mr. White Meth might reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes but it has all kinds of other side effects.
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- Scoundreller 2y agoHow do the long term low dose adderall and Ritalin people do?
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- sitharus 2y agoAbsolutely fine if used for ADHD, but it’s not the same question because the effects on people without ADHD are different.
- jemmyw 2y agothat seems unlikely. I was looking into it the other day out of curiosity because of ADHD being . The effects of the same dosage on someone without ADHD is pretty much the same as with, it makes people feel more focussed.
- alexey-salmin 2y agoI think the question above was about side effects, is there a reason to believe they are any different with and without ADHD? Even regarding the main effect, my understanding is that it's "concentration boost" in both cases, just seen more socially acceptable for people who lack concentration in the first place. Is there any study that would demonstrate the difference?
- Scoundreller 2y agoReal question was what about the Type 2 diabetes in these users (with and without adhd)
- lawgimenez 2y agoI’m curious, we need more studies on meth.
- mac-mc 2y agoI want at least studies about ADHD meds and all the people who took them long term. It will probably end up similar to nicotine.
- amanaplanacanal 2y agoI think most of the risk from nicotine consumption is inhaling smoke, not the nicotine itself.
- lawgimenez 2y agoNicotine is subtly addictive. I was a chain smoker at a young age, getting off it took months of withdrawal.
- blackqueeriroh 2y agoNah. I’m fat (6’5”, 450lbs), and my A1C is excellent. Maybe it’s all the coffee I drink, though I do use artificial sweetener…
- rpmisms 2y agoIt's all the hot leaf juice.
- sgt 2y agoThat's a lot of weight to carry around, but at least you're reasonably tall so that helps.
- _cenw 2y agoAt this point people should know that T2D predisposition is mostly inherited (in fact more heritable than T1), the trigger is just better understood. Most of the time at least - people still get it without the stereotypical risk factors.
- hilux 2y agoThe predisposition to get T2D is inherited. Actually getting it - if you consume very few simple carbs, you can lower your A1C and you won't get T2D. You can even reverse T2D. > Most of the time at least - people still get it without the stereotypical risk factors. People consume too much sugar! That was my point in posting the link.
- Spivak 2y agoI mean if you go in between the two you find folks happily enjoying the appetite suppressing side effects of low dose stimulants and some antidepressants.
- DonHopkins 2y agoThere's always AYDS... Taste, chew, and enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Up0HiH4yCYw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Up0HiH4yCYw