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Learn all about natural stimulants, from prescription drugs to natural alternatives.

Gain insight into over-the-counter stimulants, including potential health risks and their effect on drug tests. Equip yourself with knowledge for safer use.

Legal stimulants are widely used, from busy professionals to sleep-deprived students. But just because a stimulant is legal, does that make it safe?

Comparing stimulants vs. depressants, these drug categories have very different effects — including therapeutic uses, recreational purposes, and side effects.

Among the pantheon of party drugs, Molly — aka ecstasy — is a name that often pops up, from parties and music festivals to social settings. But what is Molly?

DMAA is a controversial stimulant and supplement ingredient. Some people say it's safe, but others strongly disagree. So what's the real truth behind DMAA?

When the drug "bath salts" pop up in the news, the story often comes with strange or lurid details. But what are bath salts, really, and what are their risks?

Psychoactive drugs can include both prescription medications and recreational drugs. But these mind-altering substances run the risk of physical addiction.

Mydayis is a medication used to treat ADHD. If it is recommended for your treatment plan, here are important drug facts to know before beginning Mydayis.

Intended to treat hyperactivity, Adderall has become a widely abused “study drug.” What are this medication's proper uses, side effects, and potential for abuse?

While there are many illegal or abused substances, most can be categorized under one of the four main groups of recreational drugs: stimulants, depressants, opioids, and hallucinogens.

ADD and ADHD diagnoses are on the rise among children and young adults. Often, this leads to a prescription for Ritalin. But what is Ritalin, exactly?