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Opinion on consumption of pre-workout drinks amidst daily amphetamine salts 15mg prescription? too much stimulation? dangerous? heart problems? thanks
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Fluids with : Electrolytes as well as plain water are a good way to stay hydrated during exercise . The amphetamine salts will have no ill effect and the dose is fine. Exercise will have the added benefit of decreasing your need for medication for ADD. There is no danger in the scenario you describe and no risk to your heart- only great benefit all around .
Answered 11/27/2017
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