ADHD Meds: Not What We Thought?!

Turns out, ADHD meds like Ritalin don’t actually target the brain’s attention centers like we all assumed. New research shows they work by boosting wakefulness and making boring tasks feel more rewarding, which just happens to help with focus. Wild, right? Plus, they can even mask the effects of not getting enough sleep for kids with ADHD. If you thought these were just 'smart drugs,' think again! Science just flipped the script on how these meds really work. #Health #BodyHealth #ADHD

27 days ago

Michael

This article doesn’t really tell you, how ADHD meds work, particularly Stimulants. So from what I know these drugs boost dopamine and noradrenaline, which increases wakefulness and it also helps you get motivated to do tasks that you may or may not want to do. So instead of saying everything we knew before about these meds are wrong, why don’t you give us a better explanation and cite sources for your information, instead of just throwing a blanket statement out there and then not really giving proof or evidence of why you think we got it wrong. Ya know?

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