Best ADHD treatment supplements | Dr Andrew Huberman

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Andrew Huberman is an American neuroscientist and associate professor in the Department of Neurobiology at the Stanford University School of Medicine who has made many contributions to the brain development, brain plasticity, and neural regeneration and repair fields.

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[cyskye]

These are prescription drugs NOT Supplements

[Rob__NCAA_Champion]

In recent times, a concerning conflict has emerged surrounding the usage of ADHD medications, both within the digital realm and our physical reality. Online, there exists a fervent movement aimed at dismantling the notion that individuals with ADHD can simply improve their condition through lifestyle adjustments, such as better sleep and habits, leading to a complete cure. Today, I stand as a living testament to the fallacy of this belief.

Allow me to share my personal journey, which exemplifies the profound impact that ADHD medication can have on an individual's life. During my formative years, I struggled academically, attaining a mere 2.3 GPA in high school. It wasn't until I entered college at the age of 18 that I was introduced to Adderall, a medication designed to address the symptoms of ADHD. Its introduction into my life marked a pivotal turning point.

The transformative effect of the medication was remarkable. It provided me with the necessary support and focus to overcome my initial struggles during the first year of college. Consequently, my academic performance improved significantly, ultimately leading me to pursue a career in medicine. Today, I stand as a doctor, able to make a positive difference in the lives of others due, in part, to the assistance of ADHD medication.

When parents express concern about the potential side effects of such medications, it is crucial to approach the topic with empathy and understanding. While there may be potential side effects associated with ADHD medication, it is important to recognize that the benefits can far outweigh any perceived drawbacks. By enhancing focus, these medications often result in improved academic performance, reducing the likelihood of enduring poverty and empowering individuals to embrace new opportunities in life. Ultimately, these medications hold the potential to uplift and enhance one's quality of life, allowing individuals to navigate the challenges of the modern world with greater confidence and success.

In summary, it is imperative to acknowledge the ongoing debates surrounding ADHD medications and approach the topic with both intelligence and compassion. Drawing from personal experience, it becomes evident that these medications can offer transformative effects, enabling individuals to overcome hurdles, pursue their passions, and make meaningful contributions to society. Let us strive for a balanced dialogue that recognizes the immense value these medications can bring to those navigating the complex landscape of ADHD.

You may be asking yourself if I am on my medication right now. I am in fact on my medication. Hence why I was able to write this novel

[asdrubalarturofigueredo]

Give it a shot at atomoxetine. It works great for ADHD, also Activia smoothies probiotics helps me a lot mentally. Red Bull helps from time to time. I would ground some probiotics supplements and add it to the meal you are making. It seems like our digestion is off balance, probiotics help. IDK what else

[Nobodywillmissme]

Fun fact: ritalin was invented by a chemist who wanted to help his wife improve her tennis game. Her name was Rita.

[Scorpio_Slayer]

Ritalin is straight up joke in my case made me experince Hardcore Anxiety and Depression

[Listenhomie]

I didn't hear one single supplement mentioned

[justonerandomguy]

I have a pretty bad case of ADHD... I cannot stand the medications. I'm happy some are able to reap only the benefits. I've for the most part been able to keep my ADHD under control using over the counter supplements and other methods not involving prescription drugs.

[entertainmentjunkie]

I used to take adderall and Ritalin and I was a ZOMBIE on both medications so it definitely stays in your body for a while depending on the dosage. It sucks

[lilzixxer]

THIS VIDEO IS REALLY MESSED UP!! YOU KNOW WE HAVE ADHD AND JUST WATCHED THIS AT LEAST4 TIMES

[quartamile]

Adderall is not a supplement, rewrite the title.

[thompson-techllc]

Post like this with misleading titles should be flagged

[elizabethrivers]

The way you’re talking about quick release versus slow release meds is highly misleading.

[princessjodii]

My isn't working anymore and I'm on 90mg per day + 10mg dexamfetamine later on in the day. I feel lately my ADHD has gotten worse. I'm a 35yr old female. Can someone help advise me on what to do? I feel so down lately and can't get anything done. 😞

[JoelAnderson-nnrs]

Hi doctor huberman I love your mind plus I saw you at my chemist yesterday, I was picking up my scripts and so were you.ah ha ha ha 😅

[waffle_chair]

These are drugs, not supplements, please use an urban dictionary before using words that you don’t understand. Poor work, do better.