How does adderall work to allow you to get stuff done? 226 views7 hours agoBiologyOther Question99.93K 24 hours ago 0 Comments It blows my mind how productive I’m able to be, being properly medicated after a diagnosis. I don’t understand why I cannot do these simple tasks normally. Why does adderall make me “go” and actually accomplish tasks? In: Biology 22 Answers ActiveNewestOldest Anonymous Posted 13 hours ago 0 Comments “Task initiation” (aka starting to do a thing, or changing what you’re doing) requires dopamine. Our brains misuse dopamine. Adderall forces our brains to make more dopamine. (Vast oversimplification, obviously.) You are viewing 1 out of 22 answers, click here to view all answers. Register or Login
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