Posted by Caper on June 16, 2004, at 2:15:44
In reply to Way to flush adderall from your system?, posted by vettegirl on June 16, 2004, at 0:45:44
Hi,
From what I've heard (never tried it myself even though I have been on Adderall) is that the oposite of acidic foods can increase the effects of Adderall. But I want to make it clear that I read this on some site somewhere a few months ago that was basically all about just posting drug experiences- the non-medical "trying to get high" type.
Not recommending this at all, but here is what the guy said. He said he took baking soda with Adderal, since that's the opposite of acidic substances. I can't remember the specifics but apparently it was not a good experience at all- I think he just got extra jittery and nervous, sort of got the side effects from Adderall enhanced but that was it.
Anyway, I'm all about free speech so that's why I told you that but I'd really recommend talking to your doctor instead. Some people have to switch back and forth between different ADD meds to keep from having the problem you're having now. Maybe that's a thought if you haven't tried it before?
Best of luck to you,
Caper
> Are there any supplements or foods that can be taken to help flush Adderall from your system? I know that acidic conditions reduce the effects - such as orange juice and soda pop. I want to try to take a day or so to flush my system since my meds have seem to have lost their effectiveness. I can't go very long off them, however, or I get too scattered to be useful. Any tips?
> Also, are there any supplements or foods that help to sustain or improve the effects of the Adderall without having to increase the dosage?
>
> Thanks!
> Vettechick
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