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My doctor has insisted that dextroamphetamine is not a resistance-inducing or habit-forming. I've found the later more true, though I've heard of folks who'll t
by mattlutze 12y ago
My doctor has insisted that dextroamphetamine is not a resistance-inducing or habit-forming. I've found the later more true, though I've heard of folks who'll take "vacations" from it to try and reset what they feel like a tolerance.
I moved to a different country a few months after I was diagnosed (and since it's rightly a highly controlled medication in the US, couldn't take a long-term supply with me), so I've been able to observe myself both with and without the medication. If I can find a doctor with good enough English, I'd like to reestablish the prescription. Having that support from the dextro was like night and day, eventual tolerance or not.
- exDM69 12y ago> My doctor has insisted that dextroamphetamine is not a resistance-inducing or habit-forming. I find this very hard to believe, given that amphetamine is known to be quite addictive and tolerance builds quite quickly. Albeit medical doses are small compared to recreational use/abuse, so it may be a manageable issue.