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This happens to me sometimes. But I attribute it to stress eating. The side effect of taking adderall was doing this less. I was doing this all the time because I was diagnosed. Now it’s less common for me but you’re not alone. I have the extended release version.
The extended release version gave me more of the side effects and less of the benefits, unfortunately
I think it's the same dopamine-seeking behavior that's exasperated by my poor health habits, and those have admittedly been really bad of late.