thugalbino
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I'm currently taking Concerta 36mg once a day. I am a college student, and lately I realized that it's more difficult to learn new things than when I was high school. I've read online on many websites that Ritalin (Methylphenidate) has been proven to increase Neuroplasticity, or as my Professor calls it, "brain plasticity." If you've never heard the term before, let me explain. Basically the human brain is in a plastic like state when you are younger and it grows more firm. When it's extremely plastic-like, you are able to learn quicker. So, does anyone on this forum know how long it takes for Methylphenidate to cause the brain to become more plastic? Also, which other drugs can help the improve Neuroplasticity? Or that will help speed up language learning?
I'm a Japanese major and would like to improve my Japanese speaking ability to that of a native speaker. I believe this would help me in attaining my goals, so any feedback is much appreciated.
Thanks!!
P.S. I checked google and found TONS of articles on Ritalin/ Concerta and a I think one on adderall as well.
I'm a Japanese major and would like to improve my Japanese speaking ability to that of a native speaker. I believe this would help me in attaining my goals, so any feedback is much appreciated.
Thanks!!
P.S. I checked google and found TONS of articles on Ritalin/ Concerta and a I think one on adderall as well.