Geneva wrote:I.P. Daly wrote:
hey guys, has this thread already touched on the manner in which adderall leads to brain changes?
I don't know, you could always try reading the damn thread instead of mashing the post button
Geneva wrote:I.P. Daly wrote:
hey guys, has this thread already touched on the manner in which adderall leads to brain changes?
SBL wrote:Geneva wrote:I.P. Daly wrote:
hey guys, has this thread already touched on the manner in which adderall leads to brain changes?
I don't know, you could always try reading the damn thread instead of mashing the post button
Geneva wrote:SBL wrote:Geneva wrote:I.P. Daly wrote:
hey guys, has this thread already touched on the manner in which adderall leads to brain changes?
I don't know, you could always try reading the damn thread instead of mashing the post button
I could, but that would be a waste of my time because of people like you making pointless comments...
Geneva wrote:SBL wrote:Geneva wrote:I.P. Daly wrote:
hey guys, has this thread already touched on the manner in which adderall leads to brain changes?
I don't know, you could always try reading the damn thread instead of mashing the post button
I could, but that would be a waste of my time because of people like you making pointless comments...
Geneva wrote:I.P. Daly wrote:
hey guys, has this thread already touched on the manner in which adderall leads to brain changes?
vpintz wrote:I have to ask, I wonder how much of Adderall's benefits (in those who don't ~need it) are at least partially due to the placebo effect. People expect Adderall to work, so it does.
bruss wrote:vpintz wrote:I have to ask, I wonder how much of Adderall's benefits (in those who don't ~need it) are at least partially due to the placebo effect. People expect Adderall to work, so it does.
Does it matter? And if so in what sense? It been scientifically proven to work on moat people.
vpintz wrote:bruss wrote:vpintz wrote:I have to ask, I wonder how much of Adderall's benefits (in those who don't ~need it) are at least partially due to the placebo effect. People expect Adderall to work, so it does.
Does it matter? And if so in what sense? It been scientifically proven to work on moat people.
It doesn't matter at all, I'm just curious.
bruss wrote:vpintz wrote:bruss wrote:vpintz wrote:I have to ask, I wonder how much of Adderall's benefits (in those who don't ~need it) are at least partially due to the placebo effect. People expect Adderall to work, so it does.
Does it matter? And if so in what sense? It been scientifically proven to work on moat people.
It doesn't matter at all, I'm just curious.
Well to answer your question we would have to find people that is doesn't work on, tell them it works, and then check their brain and actions. Presto. But I don't know of any experiments of that kind
sunynp wrote:bruss wrote:vpintz wrote:bruss wrote:
Does it matter? And if so in what sense? It been scientifically proven to work on moat people.
It doesn't matter at all, I'm just curious.
Well to answer your question we would have to find people that is doesn't work on, tell them it works, and then check their brain and actions. Presto. But I don't know of any experiments of that kind
No, you just do a double-blind study. I'm sure this has been done along the way with the use of this drug.
bruss wrote:
What Vpintz is looking for is the measurement of the placebo effect caused by the Hype of Addy.
And the major hype of Addy couldn't have preceded its double blind study
Inference: a double blind would be a waste of time
vpintz wrote:bruss wrote:
What Vpintz is looking for is the measurement of the placebo effect caused by the Hype of Addy.
And the major hype of Addy couldn't have preceded its double blind study
Inference: a double blind would be a waste of time
Exactly. Clinical med trials for Addy were (as far as I know, feel free to correct me) only conducted upon people with ADD/ADHD--in other words, people for whom the medication is intending to help. With people who don't have ADD/ADHD, there's a different set of issues/questions.
laxbrah420 wrote:TLS scientists outside of the fitness thread are hilarious. Amphetamines might only be placebo because they've been tested on people with ADHD?? Wtf?
Ya we need a double blind study!!!
laxbrah420 wrote:vpintz wrote:bruss wrote:
What Vpintz is looking for is the measurement of the placebo effect caused by the Hype of Addy.
And the major hype of Addy couldn't have preceded its double blind study
Inference: a double blind would be a waste of time
Exactly. Clinical med trials for Addy were (as far as I know, feel free to correct me) only conducted upon people with ADD/ADHD--in other words, people for whom the medication is intending to help. With people who don't have ADD/ADHD, there's a different set of issues/questions.
You're wrong. Look up Go pills
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