Slow Vs Fast Acting Stimulants (Which ADHD medication is best?)

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Discover the differences between slow and fast-acting stimulants for treating ADHD. Find out which type of medication may be best for you!

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0:00 Intro
0:26 What are slow-release stimulants?
0:53 What are fast-release stimulants?
1:10 Comparing slow vs fast-release stimulants: (How fast do stimulants work?)
1:45 Comparing slow vs fast-release stimulants: (How much medication is released?)
3:06 Comparing slow vs fast-release stimulants: (How long do stimulants work?)

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