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2 Sep 2009 @ 3:41 PM Reply # 26
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DPartho said: I ended up trying Ampheta-Restore for my children and noticed a big difference. I have noticed a definite increase in terms of their tolerance to the medication as well as other things I was noticing such as moodiness and fatigue. I just thought I would share this information because this stuff seems to be a significant help.

I noticed a big difference with this stuff as well. I was up to 50mg of Vyvanse, twice daily, and after a weak on Ampheta-Restore I was down to only one 50mg Vyvanse per day.

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4 Sep 2009 @ 1:56 PM Reply # 27
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Dpartho, how has your experience been with the Ampheta restore stuff? Are there any interactions that I should be aware of?

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We haven't seen any negative side effects so far. Out of concern for my children, I actually emailed the company with very specific questions about dosing, possible side effects, interactions, etc. I received a quick detailed response which put us at ease. My husband is a cancer survivor and is a huge fan of supplementation. He is convinced that supplementation helped him recover and eventually beat his prostate cancer. I would have never thought of giving something like this to my children if it was not for my husband’s belief in non-drug supplementation. As far as a tweak for the supplement, we have tried administering it a little later than most; right before bed time. It seems to have a more cleansing effect. I hope this helps!

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9 Sep 2009 @ 5:18 PM Reply # 29
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Thanks for the info. I'm glad to hear your husband is okay! I haven't experienced anything in terms of side effects either. I will definitely heed the advice about taking it later in the evening. Thanks :)

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16 Sep 2009 @ 11:34 AM Reply # 30
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Ampheta-Restore seem to be a solution...

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DPartho said: I ended up trying Ampheta-Restore for my children and noticed a big difference. I have noticed a definite increase in terms of their tolerance to the medication as well as other things I was noticing such as moodiness and fatigue. I just thought I would share this information because this stuff seems to be a significant help.

I noticed a big difference with this stuff as well. I was up to 50mg of Vyvanse, twice daily, and after a weak on Ampheta-Restore I was down to only one 50mg Vyvanse per day.

I am new to this website and was going through few blogs..and came across with this similar opinion about Ampheta-Restore. This is actually useful, my best friend been taking this for her "Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome". She has been dealing with this syndrome for past couple of years and then she was suggested by her aunt about this medication. Now she feels and looks much better to me. She purchases this online and been using for like couple of months now. She mentioned it is helpful in detoxifying the body, gives better sleep, decreases dependency and makes you less moody. I am planning to try this as my life is kind of similar to my best friend. I have plenty of jobs to support my living and my education and I stay really stressful, tired and a constant feel of lack of energy. I am a teacher, I always need coffee to start my day and I feel I am addicted to it, at times I try to avoid it. If I avoid coffee then I get no work done and by night time I am truly exhausted. So, maybe I should give it a try, any suggestions?

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21 Sep 2009 @ 8:41 PM Reply # 31
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Just check out the ad scrolling to the right of this thread. This coming from the producers of Vyvanse.

I only recommend these strong stimulants for adults. Children do not have brains or hearts that are fully mature enough to handle these potent substances. would you allow your child to take the speed that made the rounds in college during our scholastic days?

www.adhd-information-exchange.com

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