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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Vessel) has 100 % bioavailability because it all goes into your blood. Drugs administered orally have to go through the harrowing journey of digestion, so they never make it unscathed. Interaction: drug interaction refers to how a particular drug reacts with other substances. This information is crucial when you’re getting a new prescription because it helps you avoid complications. CNS: The Central Nervous System, which has the receptors for most of the stimulants we will be talking about. The CNS is very delicate. In other words, drug overdoses involving the CNS never end well.1. Adderall (C9H13N)Adderall is a CNS stimulant that’s used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). It goes by the street names ‘speed’, ‘uppers’, and the very eloquent ‘smart pill’.Outside of medical use, Adderall is a popular party drug as well as a powerful focus enhancer that helps unprepared college students study for their finals. Because of these unconventional applications, Adderall is a Schedule II Controlled substance, which you can’t obtain without a prescription.How It HelpsAdderall is a mixture of dextroamphetamine and amphetamine. These two compounds are stimulants.As you (may or may not) know from your grade-school science, stimulants are chemicals that trigger your brain’s reward system.When Adderall is introduced to the system, it causes the brain to produce dopamine (the ‘feel-good’ hormone), which stops an ADHD patient from feeling gloomy, restless, and self-conscious.Caution is necessary when starting an Adderall prescription because the drug can be habit-forming. Medical authorities rank it alongside the likes of cocaine (yikes)
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