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Adderall, for example, is the go-to drug to treat conditions like ADHD and narcolepsy. Just because these types of drugs are often prescribed by medical professionals, however, doesn’t mean they don’t have the power to become addictive and derail a person’s life. If you’re suffering from stimulant addiction, Cedar Oaks Wellness Center has a solution for you. Our Cincinnati facility is located in nature to provide you with the space and quiet you need to heal, and we proudly offer treatments ranging from detox to therapies to meet you where you’re at in your journey.
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What are Stimulants?
What are
Stimulants?
Stimulants are drugs that impact the central nervous system and make the body release dopamine and other chemicals that produce more energy and focus. Also known as “uppers,” they most often include medications that are prescribed to treat conditions such as ADHD, sleep disorders, and depression. However, stimulants can also include illicit substances like methamphetamine.
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The Different Typesof Stimulants.
Most prescription stimulants come in capsule, tablet, or liquid form and are meant to be ingested orally, but people who abuse them are known to crush them into powder and snort or smoke them to achieve a more intense high. Along with increasing one’s focus and energy, stimulants can also produce a euphoria that many find appealing. Other side effects include increased blood pressure and heart rate.
- Amphetamines like Adderall and Dexedrine
- Methylphenidates, such as Ritalin and Concerta
- Ephedrine, including Bronkaid, Mudrane, and Marax
Many individuals abuse stimulants as performance-enhancing drugs. Adderall, for example, is one of the most commonly abused drugs among college students because it’s used for studying purposes. However, others develop addictions accidentally as a result of longtime use and may not even realize they have a drug problem until it begins to negatively impact their lives.
