> Adderall is not the answer as these journalists like to claim though. It's useless for basically anything other than very rare usage and has difficult to mana

> Adderall is not the answer as these journalists like to claim though. It's useless for basically anything other than very rare usage and has difficult to manage loss of productivity during withdraw. It has an incredibly fast tolerance buildup. If your work requires steady output instead of rare bursts, it's questionable whether it even surpasses coffee because of these downsides. If that's your experience, then you need to take an extended-release capsule and halve your dose. It's amphetamine. Its dose-to-efficacy graph is linear. If you're losing a day of productivity on off-days, then you're simply taking too much on on-days.