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I don't know how to fact check what I'm about to say, but I bet there were a lot of articles like this when Adderall became a household name
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And now 30% of adults are prescribed Adderall
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I'm not gonna look that up but I will say that's a bullshit number and no evidence will convince me otherwise
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Look up the massive number of new prescriptions over COVID. it was something like 60 million net-new using shady online consultations
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I don't believe it
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Production fell, so you get a new prescription for half of what you had and blah blah blah. Gotta look at actual pills per patient instead of bullshit data.
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At least 30% of those were crafty tweakers double dipping
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Factcheck: This claim is a gross exageration of reality.
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Nah, adhd meds were always very controversial. The global acceptance they have now is purely out of advocacy by millions of tireless meth addicts that will scream if you bad talk their "medicine".
This is just journ*lists finally being able to say that fats are terrible for the world. Now that you don't need self control to lose weight. (If the r-slur that doesn't believe in self control replies I'm going to kill myself. )
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I am a dyslexic or so I've been told. Was given ADHD med from 2nd grade on. I stopped taking them and saving them to sell to my college age cousin around middle school.
It could be a coincidence but being an r-slur, I was surrounded by a lot of overmedicated r-slurs growing up. The amount of painkiller annd Xanax addicts I know/knew has to be higher than the average person. I attribute it to parents shoving meth in their kids mouth at a young age and then when they wanted to party they figured scripts were fine.
My love for taking a good shit probably kept me from becoming an addict. I had a few football injuries that gave me access to a never ending supply of opioids
For example, I broke my finger and a doctor wrote me a script for 90 hydrocodone and three refills. I didn't even leave the game when I broke that finger
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without amphetamines ww2 would have been far less interesting
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