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I've associated Ritalin with a negative connotation until a few weeks ago when I saw what it can do. I haven't tried adderral yet but I'm guessing it makes you
by jjsz 14y ago
I've associated Ritalin with a negative connotation until a few weeks ago when I saw what it can do. I haven't tried adderral yet but I'm guessing it makes you feel synthetic. Like a robot who just learned how to use it's reserved cores. It's not natural but I feel like someone should measure their heart rate when doing the activities I said while high on amphetamines. How would one feel?
- biotech_anon 14y agoI was told monitoring heart rate and blood pressure is standard for a patient newly prescribed it.
- jjsz 14y agoThat sounds like a drag for the patient to update their statistics. Did they tell you if they have to drive to the doctor's weekly? I doubt it though because people don't get into the specifics on stuff like this. I can't imagine someone normally saying, yeah um, I was prescribed adderral the other day and they gave me this device that measures my heart rate-- so far I'm doing fine. Etc. Now I'm interested if it's done online or not, what device is it. Taking adderral means you don't have much time on things like reporting back to your doctor. So I'm curious, has anybody been given a device after being prescribed adderral, anybody?