Can I get dietary supplements along with Adderall?

I'd like to first state that Adderall is a highly controlled narcotic that is very similar to the chemical make-up of other amphetamines, including cocaine and meth. These types of drugs are often referred to as speed. Whether these narcotics are prescribed or illegal, they all are dangerous.

Taking Adderall for anything other than what your doctor prescribed it for is drug abuse or misuse and the risks already involved with taking the medication are increased incredibly. Typically Adderall is prescribed for ADHD and not for weight loss. Since it does suppress the appetite, Adderall is often abused by those attempting to lose weight.

Phentermine is a widely prescribed diet pill. This medication is also part of the amphetamine family of drugs. Taking Adderall with Phentermine is dangerous and potentially deadly.

Assuming you survive mixing the two medications, serious life long health problems are very likely to be the result. You should never, ever take the two medications together. If you have weight loss goals that you would like to meet, speak to your doctor.

He or she can help you develop a healthy and safe weight loss plan that will likely include dietary changes along with exercise. Your doctor should be informed of every medication that you are taking - both prescribed and over the counter to determine any medications that may conflict with the other(s). Please note that I listed a drug interaction tracker that you can use online.

However, when I entered the two medications no interactions were listed. This may be a useful tool, but it was NOT accurate in this case. As previously stated, always discuss medications with your doctor.

Best of luck.

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