Nicole Richie reportedly using Adderall for weight loss
According to In Touch Weekly, Nicole Richie is using Adderall for weight loss. Adderall, a prescription drug in the same family as crystal meth or “speed”, is typically used for attention deficit disorder but is also an appetite suppressant.
“She loves Adderall because she stays awake, and it makes her not want to eat,” says a close pal. “And she takes it even more when she’s filming.”
Adderall is a short-term fix; once off the drug, users quickly gain the weight back. It is also highly addictive and users develop tolerance requiring increasing doses to maintain effect. Not surprisingly, a pal says Nicole increased her dosage of Adderall: “She’s taking more and more lately.”
Adderall abuse is a prescription for disaster…
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beth { 09.06.09 at 1:11 pm }
i’m not surprised celebrities are taking adderall for weight loss. these pills make you lose weight like crazy. i started taking adderall to treat my add last 3 months ago, at 5ft 4 i was 110 lbs. and adderall has made me lose so much weight, i’m now 96lbs. i’m still 17 so my parents are going to take me to get prescribed a different medication. adderall really helps me concentrate, but i don’ t want to end up looking like a skeleton.
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