Intenselife
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Hi, When I take my prescribed vyvanse a few times a week, I have always found more and more ways to reduce the comedown (which is nothing compared to meth or adderall which i have tried) but nonetheless I still do feel slightly depressed and unmotivated even though its tolerable, it still doesn't feel good for someone who already has depression. I found that when I dose like 120mg and feel real tired the next day and depressed that taking a 60mg is enough to usually stop the comedown and bring back up my mood levels but not like the day before but enough to where I can function pretty good.
However common sense used to tell me that if you re-dose when you are coming down that it will just use up even more dopamine, and leave you feel twice as worse etc when it wears off however after trying it a few times it doesn't seem to do that always. Somehow I feel that sometimes when you re-dose it brings back up the dopamine levels and doesn't plummet back down like the first dose, therefore the comedown/extreme depression/tiredness is gone and I usually feel back to my normal state of being the next day.
My Question for you is that do you feel that re-dosing on vyvanse or other amphetamines during the COMEDOWN, can actually HELP sometimes like it does for me WITHOUT a worse or longer crash? Also this only applies to occassional use of amphetamines constantly redosing is an addiction and that's not what i'm talking about in my case. Also I think of it this way, a lot of people often say drinking a beer or even a few sips helps you when you are very hungover from alcohol, even when you are not addicted to it.
---Like yesterday I took 60mg around 4pm and I took another 60mg today at 2pm (a few hours ago) because I didn't feel like being miserable all day, however I am also prescribed klonopin which ruins and takes away the positive effects of the vyvanse so I try not to dose klonopin atleast 8 hours prior to taking a vyvanse. I feel a mood lift nothing too incredible (neither was the 60mg I took yesterday barely any positive feelings , I always take 120mg but decided to try less since I have very little tolerance and heard that's pretty high to be taking only twice a week)
However common sense used to tell me that if you re-dose when you are coming down that it will just use up even more dopamine, and leave you feel twice as worse etc when it wears off however after trying it a few times it doesn't seem to do that always. Somehow I feel that sometimes when you re-dose it brings back up the dopamine levels and doesn't plummet back down like the first dose, therefore the comedown/extreme depression/tiredness is gone and I usually feel back to my normal state of being the next day.
My Question for you is that do you feel that re-dosing on vyvanse or other amphetamines during the COMEDOWN, can actually HELP sometimes like it does for me WITHOUT a worse or longer crash? Also this only applies to occassional use of amphetamines constantly redosing is an addiction and that's not what i'm talking about in my case. Also I think of it this way, a lot of people often say drinking a beer or even a few sips helps you when you are very hungover from alcohol, even when you are not addicted to it.
---Like yesterday I took 60mg around 4pm and I took another 60mg today at 2pm (a few hours ago) because I didn't feel like being miserable all day, however I am also prescribed klonopin which ruins and takes away the positive effects of the vyvanse so I try not to dose klonopin atleast 8 hours prior to taking a vyvanse. I feel a mood lift nothing too incredible (neither was the 60mg I took yesterday barely any positive feelings , I always take 120mg but decided to try less since I have very little tolerance and heard that's pretty high to be taking only twice a week)
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