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Tried Vyvanse for the first time today
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I personally found that Vyvanse did two things: raise my heart rate to unsafe levels, and allow me to focus easier without the ability to choose what I focused on.
Same for me, i took it for a week, could focus on everything at once, without being able to choose on what to focus and kinda crashed at the end of the week.
Oh god, the crashes. Turns out you don’t get anything for free and you have to pay for it sometime.