In my high school, believe it or not, girls would actually go on this drug to try to lose weight! I found this disgusting, but others seem to accept this weird fad. I have had friends who have taken addrall unprescribed for a test, while they were on the drug, they did not feel any hunger or appetite to eat all day.
I could not imagine what it would be like to be on this medication and never even have the appetite to eat at all. I also can relate to your point on people using this pill to increase their physical activity. With the combination of an intense workout, and little to no food intake, yes weight loss will occur, but unhealthy weight loss. Neuroimage 43 , — Safety and tolerability of medications approved for chronic weight management.
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External link. Please review our privacy policy. Potentiating catecholamines blocking reuptake, enhancing release. Anticonvulsant: mechanism of action in obesity unclear. Sedation, cognitive impairment, depression, aggression, psychosis. Silver, M. The immediate side effect was loss of appetite, within thirty minutes of taking the drug. Cole-Slaughter combated this by giving her son breakfast before he took his medication and holding his next dose until after lunch.
It worked, and he experienced no weight loss. Again, the side effect was lack of appetite for the first couple of hours after taking it. And he made up for his lack of appetite during the day at dinnertime! This is not uncommon, says Andrew Adesman, M.
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