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Attention Deficit World
Dr. John Kruse
“we are all becoming more ADHD like so that that's the thesis of the book that I've been working on ... I call it attention deficit world”— Dr. John Kruse
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Why We Sleep
Matthew Walker
“Matthew Walker in his great book on sleep one of my favorite things about it is he really emphasizes this point that quality sleep isn't just about eight hours”— Dr. John Kruse
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Vyvanse
Takeda (inferred)
“the one I like the most or for a long acting amphetamine product is viance and viance was designed as a slow release product”— Dr. John Kruse
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Adderall
Teva (inferred)
“more often when we're talking ADHD medicines we're using stimulant more specifically for amphetamine based products like Aderall and viance”— Dr. John Kruse
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Ritalin (methylphenidate)
Novartis (inferred)
“so rlin is or generic methylphenidate and there's dozens now of slow release versions and there's even a patch a skin patch”— Dr. John Kruse
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Wellbutrin (bupropion)
GSK (inferred)
“on occasion I'll take 25 to 50 milligrams of Wellbutrin which uh you know better than I is um slightly dopaminergic but certainly triggers uh noradrenergic release”— Andrew Huberman
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Modafinil (Provigil)
Cephalon (inferred)
“mno was called provigil for pro vigilance ... when they were using losing their US Patent ... they found that the our modol the right-handed version was the one that's doing most of the good stuff”— Dr. John Kruse
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Armodafinil (Nuvigil)
Cephalon (inferred)
“they got a new patent for armaano which is new vigil ... so that's that's the only difference between the two they're the same active ingredients”— Dr. John Kruse
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Strattera (atomoxetine)
Eli Lilly (inferred)
“our drugs like stratera which is atomoxetine or syala or Wellbutrin Works slowly for ADHD because they're anti-depressants”— Dr. John Kruse
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Intuniv (extended-release guanfacine)
Shire (inferred)
“the brand name extended release guanosine was approved in kids ... for treating ADHD as a solo agent it clearly works in adults as well”— Dr. John Kruse
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