When it comes to things like depression and ADHD for example, there are many types of drugs offered for them. Different antidepressants, different stimulants (adderall, Ritalin, etc)
My question is, why is it not a “one size fits all?” What is the science behind adderall working for one ADHD person but not for another, and so they need a different kind?
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There’s no standard issue human with a standard issue health condition. We have different genetics, different medical histories, different diets, different exercise patterns, get different amounts of sleep…
If we only had a single treatment approach available, a decent subset of folks would not have access to helpful treatment.
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