Question

Janelle is very driven to earn an academic scholarship to a great college. She started abusing her brother's ADHD medications in an attempt to improve her focus and energy to study. What long-term benefits of stopping the medications can you share with Janelle to help motivate her to finally quit her drug abuse problem?

Answer 1

Him to discover the satisfaction of work well done, the joy of friendship, of love with a real person (and with drugs), the beauties of the world, art, nature, people surrounds.

Do you find a replacement activity.
Play sports
Change your routine.
Advantage: more dependence, anxiety, a feeling of freedom, sociability, better health, a beautiful complexion...

Answer 2

Higher clarity and productivity, as well as better ability to manage stress and anxiety.
People often forget that common prescription and over-the-counter medications can affect their brains and bodies. For example, many drugs have warning labels about the possible effects of drowsiness or dizziness. So people who use them and then drive cause thousands of car crashes each year. In addition, drugs may blur vision, change depth perception, cause hallucinations, raise or lower blood pressure, and cause one to react too quickly or slowly. Having these effects is especially dangerous when you're behind the wheel.