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from:msnbc.comRitalin, Adderall don't appear to cause heart problems for kids being treated for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
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I would love for the Drug manufacturers to stop blowing smoke over americans, It is well documented that ADHD drugs intensify seizures in children, Considering the intensity of the seizure the heart cant handle the demands. very Dangerous for kids who arent referred to a neurologist to rule out seizure disorders. Lets not promote MalPractice.
Did anyone REALLY expect big pharma to fund a study that had a different outcome?
The drugs pushed by our government via big pharma is staggering to the mind.
Enough is enough. How about pushing whole foods, nutrition and sunlight instead of poison after poison!!
/facepalm
yeah exactly patrick--
#pharma dost protest too much methinks
""They Don"t--WE SWEAR--no really-- these drugs are good for you--REALLY--WE PROMISE""
I was on Adderall for my ADHD when I was 12, and after a day my heart was pounding so hard you could see it under my shirt. My school called an ambulance after the school nurse noticed it along with my feeling out of breath despite not exerting myself. Had to be taken off of it ASAP.
ADHD meds, whether old are new, have risks. They helped me, but at what cost?
I think probably half the kids and adults that are taking these drugs don't really need them, anyway. I take care of a child during the summer who is on it, and they seem to do no good, and he still acts like a little brat every time I turn around and is completely defiant. I feel like he has some other condition, not ADHD that is going completely unnoticed by his doctors and his mother. I think ADHD is very highly overdiagnosed.