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Answer for the clue "It helps you focus ", 7 letters:
ritalin
Alternative clues for the word ritalin
- Drug trial failed with it
- What students might take if they can't attend
- ADHD medication
- Stimulant taken for ADHD
- Hyperactivity medication
- Hyperactivity drug
- Medication for ADHD
- Central nervous system stimulant (trade name Ritalin) used in the treatment of narcolepsy in adults and attention deficit disorder in children
- Narcolepsy drug
Usage examples of ritalin.
In prescribing this drug, physicians are warned that Ritalin is contraindicated for patients with psychological problems such as depression, psychosis, or chronic fatigue.
What about the notation in the police report on the night that Christopher disappeared that he had not taken his Ritalin that day?
The doctor kept him on the Tofranil and prescribed, in addition, five milligrams of Ritalin twice a day.
By the time Christopher was seven, the Tofranil had been stopped and the dosage of Ritalin quadrupled.
What a surprise, then, that he had the nerve to say his early studies proved Ritalin very useful on children as young as two years old!
I listened to Hillary speak on Ritalin, and I heard the usual double-talk.
This obsession with Ritalin reminds me of the sad state of experiments done on little children by Alfred C.
Government-supplied Ritalin for boys who show signs of the disease called masculinity.
No responsible physician would prescribe Ritalin for this purpose, of course.
The drug most commonly prescribed for children with attention deficit disorders is Ritalin, which is also prescribed for adults suffering from narcolepsy.
In 1998, the number of prescriptions for Ritalin made for children in the United States under the age of twelve was 2,400,000, and this number is quickly rising.
The standard antiepileptic drugs like ritalin have no effect on the problem and produce some really unpleasant side effects.
She was discharged on Prozac, Ritalin, Placedon and Zephyrill, and nystatin, for her athlete's foot.
And if, already, some of the millions of schoolkids and adults labeled with ADD--Attention Deficit Disorder--and, put on drugs such as Ritalin, were starting to develop a Tourette-like syndrome, with facial tics and twitches that might be irreversible?
That's Ritalin, revised textbooks, ultra-intolerance, socialist indoctrination, deconstruction of patriotism, censorship of conservative ideas, and a host of other mental gymnastics they expect students to perform until they're completely lost.