Shauna Pearson

And in terms of what happened to your girlfriend, where she had to keep going, she had to keep increasing her dosage.

She probably wasn't learning any skills.

I'm guessing she wasn't learning.

Tell me if I'm wrong, but I'm guessing she wasn't actually learning how to manage her ADHD in other ways.

So she just had to keep relying.

She had to stay reliant on the medication and up and up.

And that's not good.

You don't want to get super high levels of amphetamines.

Yeah.

If you've been on it for decades and you've been on a high dose.

Yes.

However, if you've never been on ADHD medication and you're wondering about it.

I think it's never a bad idea to try because you can go off it without any problem if you start on a small dose.

And it might be exactly what you need to just help you get started in terms of focus.

And then obviously there's ways that there's our coaching program and there's a lot of other things out there that can help you do what you need to do.

But the smaller doses might be all you need and they are very easy to get off of.

So I wouldn't want people to be dissuaded from trying something that can help them.

As long as it's done in moderation.

Oh, wow.

Because it's such a big deal because we are mood based.