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I don't have a garmin, but methylphenidate (Ritalin) extended release gave me a high heart rate and exercise intolerance.
I'm on dexamphetamine now, that doesn't seem to have the same issue.
For me, Vyvanse (lisdexamphetamine - a prodrug of dexamphetamine) caused the same side effects - high HR and working out felt bad. I stopped medication because it was a lot of stress for me.
one reason could be you were lacking salt. sounds stuüpid, but is very easy to test. just eat salt.
I was not lacking salt. My body was having a natural reaction to a CNS stimulant. Everybody reacts differently to pharmaceuticals, and I'm audhd which makes it worse.
You're not a doctor or you wouldn't be playing it online. Please refrain from giving people unsolicited medical advice on the future.
No. people ask for help, I tell them what i think.
I didn't give you medical advice. What I said about salt is Nutrition and common sense.
You don't need to be a doctor to learn whats up with your body, how it works, what it needs, what stims do to it. doctors didnt tell you about salt, how stims speed up metabolic basal rate, why your hearth acts the way it does.