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How can you stop taking amphetamines and still function?
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Brain recovery: Amphetamines have powerful effects on your brain that generally take a few weeks to resolve (they are usually mostly resolved in a month, complete return to normal may take six months). The initial feeling of lethargy, and depression will improve.
Answered 4/24/2016
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