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Q: I have chronic disc deterioation with pain. Why does my adderral releive the pain? I have asked allmy dr'sand they have no explanation.

I now have something pressing on L-5 S1 nerve.It's causing extreme pain and has for a year. Weirdly enough my addrerralreleieves it. I've done blind studies on myself and it consistently works. Why?

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10/11/10 2:37pm

Not all pinched nerves hurt, and sometimes the brain "salivates" for pills.

 

Your brain is chemically dependent on adderrall (a type of amphetamine that acts on the dopamine "reward" system). Adderrall has become the "reward" and pain has become the "salivating" conditioned response in anticipation of the pill.

 

If you can find a copy of a documentary called "Generation Rx", you will find it very enlightening about the use of Adderrall.

 

 

Dr. Christina Lasich, MD

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By Anna— Last Modified: 12/26/10, First Published: 10/08/10