u/tennepenne1

Since I've upped my dose on LDN, for the first time in my life I don't feel dependent on adderall, but to the extent I feel adverse to taking it.

I know I still need it, iI'm definitely still struggling with adhd symptoms. It's causing me for the first time in years to just not take my adhd meds, and subsequently having extremely distracted unproductive days.

On the positive side my sleep, pain levels, mood, etc has never been better.

I don't know what I'm asking everyone here, I guess maybe clarity on why this is happening and if anyone has similar experiences they can share?

So far my ideas are:

1. Make a few items in their house "haunted" with a motion detector and a speaker

2. A device that detects their farts wiht mq4 methane sensor and tweets about it

3. A device that changes their TV at random intervals to CNN (they watch fox news all day)

4. Put a relay module on the power cord of their coffee maker. Wire it with an LCD screen and a keypad. they have to solve a simple math problem to give power to the coffee maker

5. Hide device +speaker behind their actual smart speaker. Program it to occasionally say things like, "Okay, ordering 100 rolls of toilet paper," or "I didn't quite catch that, but I've updated your Facebook status anyway."

6. A simple timer and a photoresistor inside the fridge. If the fridge door is held open for more than 10 seconds (as they stare blankly looking for snacks), it starts playing smooth elevator music.

I received my order from them but a little nervous to try them out. I'm sending in ss-31 to a testing company, and they have janoshik tests for a couple of the ones i ordered, but not all.

Hoping for some additional info or other customers to get more info.