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Do doctors prescribe Vyvanse for weight loss in the US? I didn't know that.
Here the only stimulant you can get prescribed is Methylphenidate (Ritalin), but no psychiatrist I've seen ever considers it.
They give out brain-damaging neuroleptics like candy but much safer meds are stigmatized for no reason.
Last time I've (ab-)used speed was the last time I could concentrate like a normal human being, it felt amazing and the comedown was far from unbearable.
I do think a prescribed stimulant could be a good thing for me, expecially something like Vyvanse since my junky ass would not end up IVing it. But it's probably too late anyway to fix stuff so why bother...Similar threads
