Dr. John Kruse

Lots of people have tried these things, even if it's just once or twice. And that itself is valuable clinical data, you know, if they felt too revved up from it. So if they have, I try to find out what dose was it, what did it do for you, what good things did it do for you, what bad things did it do for you. So my presentation is usually, you know, Adderall is likely to be

the most strongly effective, or I more often are using Vyvanse. These are the other options, but Adderall also has, again, greater risk, rare, but risk for these bad problems. What, you know, does that scare you? Some people are petrified. They're not going to go anywhere near that. Some people say, yeah, I'm not that concerned about it. And most people do come in with some

the most strongly effective, or I more often are using Vyvanse. These are the other options, but Adderall also has, again, greater risk, rare, but risk for these bad problems. What, you know, does that scare you? Some people are petrified. They're not going to go anywhere near that. Some people say, yeah, I'm not that concerned about it. And most people do come in with some

the most strongly effective, or I more often are using Vyvanse. These are the other options, but Adderall also has, again, greater risk, rare, but risk for these bad problems. What, you know, does that scare you? Some people are petrified. They're not going to go anywhere near that. Some people say, yeah, I'm not that concerned about it. And most people do come in with some

friends at work, family members, X, Y, or Z, you know, they think they know what the drug is likely to have as an effect on them. And I tend to, at least as a starting point, listen to that. And now, I mean, there are certain reasons I absolutely would not. I mean, my worry, again, I saw more of it than I think most people in a higher rate with amphetamine-induced psychosis. But

friends at work, family members, X, Y, or Z, you know, they think they know what the drug is likely to have as an effect on them. And I tend to, at least as a starting point, listen to that. And now, I mean, there are certain reasons I absolutely would not. I mean, my worry, again, I saw more of it than I think most people in a higher rate with amphetamine-induced psychosis. But

friends at work, family members, X, Y, or Z, you know, they think they know what the drug is likely to have as an effect on them. And I tend to, at least as a starting point, listen to that. And now, I mean, there are certain reasons I absolutely would not. I mean, my worry, again, I saw more of it than I think most people in a higher rate with amphetamine-induced psychosis. But

A friend from college was just trying to refer a friend's son who's 27 and had a psychotic episode on marijuana and does have ADHD and is in bed depressed and not going to work and is being evaluated by two New York City doctors. But the psychiatrist kept him on Adderall. I absolutely... Again, the...

A friend from college was just trying to refer a friend's son who's 27 and had a psychotic episode on marijuana and does have ADHD and is in bed depressed and not going to work and is being evaluated by two New York City doctors. But the psychiatrist kept him on Adderall. I absolutely... Again, the...

A friend from college was just trying to refer a friend's son who's 27 and had a psychotic episode on marijuana and does have ADHD and is in bed depressed and not going to work and is being evaluated by two New York City doctors. But the psychiatrist kept him on Adderall. I absolutely... Again, the...

The likelihood of recurrence seems so high that if you have a family history of schizophrenia or psychosis or you've had any experience of it, I would not prescribe a stimulant, an amphetamine-based stimulant.

The likelihood of recurrence seems so high that if you have a family history of schizophrenia or psychosis or you've had any experience of it, I would not prescribe a stimulant, an amphetamine-based stimulant.

The likelihood of recurrence seems so high that if you have a family history of schizophrenia or psychosis or you've had any experience of it, I would not prescribe a stimulant, an amphetamine-based stimulant.

Yeah. I mean, you could actually play that both ways. I mean, you could claim that if they've already been on an agent without developing psychosis, then maybe they're more impervious to that as a potential side effect. Or where you were coming more from is if we're already on one agent that's pushing them that direction, why the heck would you ever add another that could also?

Yeah. I mean, you could actually play that both ways. I mean, you could claim that if they've already been on an agent without developing psychosis, then maybe they're more impervious to that as a potential side effect. Or where you were coming more from is if we're already on one agent that's pushing them that direction, why the heck would you ever add another that could also?

Yeah. I mean, you could actually play that both ways. I mean, you could claim that if they've already been on an agent without developing psychosis, then maybe they're more impervious to that as a potential side effect. Or where you were coming more from is if we're already on one agent that's pushing them that direction, why the heck would you ever add another that could also?

I mean, my approach clinically would be more, what do you think the marijuana is doing for you? And Might it be more helpful to just clear that out of the picture before we add anything new onto it, but depending on what they say or don't say. So my reading of the data is very clear that there is some, I mean, even at low THC, there's some risk.

I mean, my approach clinically would be more, what do you think the marijuana is doing for you? And Might it be more helpful to just clear that out of the picture before we add anything new onto it, but depending on what they say or don't say. So my reading of the data is very clear that there is some, I mean, even at low THC, there's some risk.

I mean, my approach clinically would be more, what do you think the marijuana is doing for you? And Might it be more helpful to just clear that out of the picture before we add anything new onto it, but depending on what they say or don't say. So my reading of the data is very clear that there is some, I mean, even at low THC, there's some risk.

Is it reefer madness that everyone who puffs a joint is freaking out? Clearly not. But again, it's much more potent than it was 10 years ago. 70 years ago, I guess.