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17. Wie wirkt „Ritalin“?

verfasst von : Hans-Reinhard Schmidt

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Zusammenfassung

Die in Deutschland unter das Betäubungsmittelgesetz fallenden Methylphenidatpsychopharmaka, die bei ADHS verschrieben werden, wirken trotz tausender Forschungsstudien auf bisher noch nicht vollständig bekannte Weise auf das meist noch in Entwicklung begriffene kindliche Gehirn. Wie alle Amphetamine hält Methylphenidat wach, schärft die Sinne und die Aufmerksamkeit, verbessert die Selbstkontrolle und macht ruhig und gefasst, und zwar nicht nur bei ADHS, sondern allgemein. „Ritalin“ verändert das Gehirn. Es gibt keine seriösen Hinweise auf die Langzeitsicherheit der Medikamente.

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Metadaten
Titel
Wie wirkt „Ritalin“?
verfasst von
Hans-Reinhard Schmidt
Copyright-Jahr
2019
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14130-1_17