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Are there any drugs that help you focus for non adhd people?
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You can achieve : Great improvements without drugs. It is possible to learn how to be more focused, more concentrated on a task and it is never too late to learn! using drugs to achieve this only makes you believe that you can do it better because when you don't use the drug, you are back to square one. Practice makes perfect!
Answered 10/4/2016
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