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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t want to read all the comments so maybe I’m duplicative but it’s not at all addictive if used properly. It clears your system almost immediately. Lots of kids can eventually come off it, or can take medication holidays on weekends or when demands are less. If the eating things is really severe, the medication might not be appropriate. Sometimes Atfid is anxiety related and sometimes these medicines can make anxiety worse. They almost all suppress appetite’. It’s really important he gets a good breakfast. If he isn’t don’t a booster it should be out of his system by dinner and can have a good dinner. For lunch, just send whatever he likes best since he may not be very hungry. Some kids with this profile do take medication vacations over school break to try to get some growth in those years.[/quote] Thanks for sharing. I will have to monitor how it goes, basically.[/quote]
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