"AMERICANS IN THE END ARE apparent QUESTIONS: Is president Donald Trump addicted to prescription drugs? ("I think so, and here's why" — Dr. Whimsy Anderson) "

Of the many types of drug addictions I have treated in my practice, I would say that amphetamine addictions take first place. This is due to the fact that amphetamines, commonly called "speed", are routinely prescribed in ADHD treatment. This is simply a common diagnosis in young students who have difficulty concentrating and controlling impulses.

People at hazard of dependence on amphetamines are frequently kind A; they frequently enjoy the increased energy and optimism they feel after taking the medicine. In fact, many people utilized amphetamines to stay alert and alert during long work. velocity is an highly popular addiction to prescription drugs among athletes and high-performance people, namely due to the fact that it allows them to work longer without fatigue and besides acts as an antidepressant.

As a street drug, like cocaine, amphetamines are frequently utilized by people suffering from depression, low same - esteem, ADHD, and personality disorder — to induce assurance and individual control.

Unfortunately, amphetamines are besides highly addictive, can origin insomnia, irregular behavior, violent explosions and paranoia. If the president was suffering from ADHD, he would surely be prescribed this kind of medicine as a treatment. Examples of amphetamine utilized to treat ADHD are Adderall (amphetamine and dextroamphetamine), Ritalin (methylphenidat) and Dexedrine.

And since this kind of medicine is frequently prescribed by doctors to treat ADHD, it is highly improbable that anyone in the medical community will say anything about it.

The point is, if the behaviour we're observing is partially due to the side effects of prescription drugs prescribed for an existing disease, prescribed due to the fact that it's a standard of care, who in the medical community will have the courage to say anything about it? I propose that it is highly improbable that this will happen, that is unlikely. And their silence is highly dangerous to the nation.

Secondary medicines are prescribed to treat side effects caused by the underlying medicine.

Secondary medicines may besides be prescribed for people suffering from side effects caused by taking amphetamine. That's right, you read it well. Secondary medicines are given to treat the side effects of first treatment.

In the event of insomnia, which is simply a common side effect of amphetamine, sleeping pills specified as Ambian are sometimes given (zolpidem tartran). It was this drug that was accused of administering the White home doctor Ronny L. Jackson, and for which he is presently under investigation by the Pentagon.

Common dependence on prescription drugs in seniors

Another common addiction to prescription drugs, frequently in seniors, is muscle relaxants (benzodiazepines) and painkillers (opiates). The hazard of drug dependence can actually increase with age. Above all, due to the fact that the treatment of chronic pain is the main area of wellness care in seniors.

In the case of benzodiazepines, sleeping aids, muscle relaxants and anxiety relievers may be prescribed: this is simply a common problem in public. Unfortunately, benzodiazepines are highly addictive and dangerous – in combination with another medicines or alcohol.

Benzodiazepines were liable for accidental overdose of actor Heath Ledger. In addition to strong addiction, benzodiazepines besides have side effects specified as misty thinking, confusion, dry mouth and gibberish. All the symptoms we saw in the president during his speeches.

The president can't be addicted due to the fact that he doesn't drink and the doctor prescribed it to him!

Mr. Trump noticed he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs. Therefore, the hazard of overdose that has occurred by mixing alcohol and prescription drugs is unlikely.

The president does not drink due to the fact that his brother Fred Trump Jr. suffered from alcoholism and died of complications of this illness.

I would like to point out 2 facts here. First, alcoholism and drug addiction have a genetic component. This means that people from families where parents or siblings endure from addiction are more likely to make addiction. Therefore, it is worth noting that Mr Trump had siblings who died of alcohol addiction.

I would besides like to point out that there is simply a strong correlation between personality disorders and addictions. In fact, according to Carlton Erickson(a leading expert in addiction studies), the correlation between personality disorders and the hazard of developing drug or alcohol addiction exceeds 50%.