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by deaux
174 days ago
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> validated the functional connectivity findings in a precision imaging drug trial with highly sampled (n = 5, 165–210 min each) healthy adults (methylphenidate 40 mg). 40 mg!? I'm hypersensitive to it, so my ideal dose is about 5-6mg of extended release. First time the doc prescribed 20mg and I took one I was full on jaw-clenching, teeth-grinding like an addict, felt incredibly anxious and just spent an all-around awful three hours. But even for the "normal" people, outside of the US where half the nation is on legalized meth, isn't 40mg considered a high dosage everywhere else in the world? I get that they want things to show up clearly on the scans, but still it seems like dosage here has the potential to impact what gets activated. |
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I met a couple of doctors at a party once who would take 60mg recreationally each before going dancing. Seemed unreal.