Mental Health Amphetamine cure my depression/anxiety? Can it? what should I do?

[hunter1]

Wow. Lol. Me to a T.

Month post 'good rehab' where my concerta dose was managed at 72MG AM and nightly Diaz and nitrazepam. 10mgs.

Pysch made an error on the script. Didn't specify weekly dispensing from the same chemist.
I thought I could manage it myself. Textbook rehab leaver mistake.

Went through 5 months worth in a month. My bad. Day 2 knew it.
In OZ only 1 psych holds Ritalin ect permit. He was in Germany before and just got back so I could not come clean.
Right back to lies lies lies which is the absolute crucifix of an informed addict

 

[ebola?]

Recourse to amps to treat depression will prove unsustainable in the long run.

ebola

 

[Abject]

What makes you say that?

 

[Lightning-Nl]

What makes you say that?

Dopamine downregulation in response to amphetamine, norepinephrine downregulation in response to amphetamine, serotonin downregulation in response to amphetamine, TAAR1 decreased sensitivity in response to amphetamine and many, many other things.

It's called "tolerance." It's an incredibly common occurance. It happens with every drug in fact.

 

[Abject]

It happens with every drug in fact.

Exactly.
Using downregulation (and subsequent upregulation) and tolerance as a means to say something is unsustainable doesn't make much sense.
If you're abusing the drug it will have a bigger toll on your body/brain.
With a therapeutic dosing regime and some preventative measures I don't see how it's any less reasonable to use this for depression than it is concentration.
Obviously it should be a last-line of a defence and abuse/misuse would surely end badly, but discounting it entirely with no reason (exclusive to stimulants) doesn't sit well with me.