JohnBoy2000
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I know amphetamine is basically the "gold standard" of recreational stimulant use.
However, methylphenidate crops up there with reasonable regularity also.
Mechanism - ritalin being an NDRI.
Adderall being a transporter reverser, if I have that correct?
Outcome?
One being more potent presumably?
Basically my question being, my response to ritalin was stimulation, but ultimately a stimulation which wasn't desirable.
Apart from mechanism - are there any other significant differences between the two, like brain areas they're affecting?
That would yield a significantly varied "psychoactive" response, if that makes sense?
However, methylphenidate crops up there with reasonable regularity also.
Mechanism - ritalin being an NDRI.
Adderall being a transporter reverser, if I have that correct?
Outcome?
One being more potent presumably?
Basically my question being, my response to ritalin was stimulation, but ultimately a stimulation which wasn't desirable.
Apart from mechanism - are there any other significant differences between the two, like brain areas they're affecting?
That would yield a significantly varied "psychoactive" response, if that makes sense?