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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Release): The short-acting version of Adderall, with blue tablets commonly representing certain doses, such as 10 mg.Adderall XR (Extended Release): The long-acting version available in capsule form, though typically associated with other colors for its extended-release formulation.Street Names“Blue Addys”: A popular term for blue Adderall pills, referencing their color and brand.“Study Buddies”: Reflects the misuse of Adderall for academic performance enhancement.“Smart Pills”: A term tied to the misconception that Adderall boosts intelligence in non-prescribed users.“Beans”: A slang term for small, round pills, including blue Adderall.“Speed”: Refers to the stimulant effects of Adderall, often used colloquially for amphetamines in general.Dosage-Specific ImprintsEach blue Adderall pill is marked with unique identifiers based on its dosage:10 mg Tablets: Light blue in color, often imprinted with “AD 10” or similar markings.15 mg Tablets: A slightly darker shade of blue, marked with manufacturer-specific identifiers.How Does Blue Adderall Affect the Brain?Our brains have many different regions communicating through chemical and electrical signals. Chemical signaling involves chemical messengers known as neurotransmitters. Neurotransmitters carry messages by traveling between cells and binding to certain receptors on target cells. Every neurotransmitter binds to a different receptor. When they bind, they trigger an action in the target cell.Dopamine and norepinephrine are two types of neurotransmitters. Changing levels of these chemicals can affect certain cognitive functions, such as concentration and memory. Scientists think that people with ADHD may have unbalanced levels of these chemicals, making it harder to focus or concentrate on tasks.Adderall increases the levels of neurotransmitters in the brain, facilitating communications
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