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Hailed by many as a “miracle drug”, Adderall has become something of a phenomenon since its release in the mid-‘90s, used by millions of people worldwide for its apparent cognitive-enhancing properties. However, the supposedly miraculous Adderall has a dark side, in the form of a significant number of addicts who can no longer stop taking the drug, which has for them gone from being a dream come true to a nightmare apparently without end. Where and how to buy Adderall (Amphetamine) 15mg, 30mg online in uk.

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Fundamentally, addiction is considered a brain disease – specifically, a disorder of the brain’s reward centres (including specific parts of the brain such as the amygdala and the ventral tegmental area). The repeated engagement in specific addictive behaviour (such as taking Adderall) and the repeated exposure to rewarding stimuli, can cause an adjustment to the brain’s reward system as a result of which increased quantities of neurochemicals including dopamine, associated with feelings of pleasure and reward, are produced when the behaviour in question is repeated, causing the affected individual to associate those behaviours with positive sensations and emotions, and to seek to recapture or sustain such feelings by engaging once again in the addictive behaviour. Where and how to buy Adderall (Amphetamine) 15mg, 30mg online in uk.

Over time, the desire to experience those sensations becomes a compulsion as the affected person becomes more and more reliant upon engagement in the addictive behaviour for dopamine production. Simultaneously, they become increasingly affected by the lack of dopamine, consequent unpleasant sensations and low moods which result from an avoidance of the behaviour in question. Eventually, the individual will feel the compulsion to repeat the behaviour even though they may be aware of various negative consequences of doing so. Where and how to buy Adderall (Amphetamine) 15mg, 30mg online in uk.

In the case of Adderall, this mechanism is strengthened by its effects on the brain: amphetamine, which is the active ingredient in Adderall, enhances the effects of dopamine and other neurotransmitters including norepinephrine, meaning that the positive sensations resulting from the behaviour of Adderall consumption are made all the more positive and enjoyable by the directly dopaminergic effects of the drug – and, likewise, the negative psychological consequences of not taking Adderall are exacerbated by an increased dopamine deficiency in the absence of the drug from the system.