My experience with Vyvanse isn’t exactly a lack of hunger, but rather struggling to know if I’m hungry or not. I could either overeat, or eat nothing, and it wouldn’t make a difference until later, when I’m either feeling bloated because I ate too much, or feeling dizzy because I skipped lunch. What I found to work well is eating mostly the same thing every dinner; something light, like a sandwich or something. Also, having a big breakfast and a big dinner kinda balances out not eating much at lunch. But aside from hunger-related side effects, I’ve found Vyvanse to be a life-changer for me, after being diagnosed at 37. I’m turning 45 this year, and I’ve been taking 50mg for almost 8 years. It improved my focus, my mood, and my motivation; almost makes me wonder how I made it so far without it!
My experience with Vyvanse isn’t exactly a lack of hunger, but rather struggling to know if I’m hungry or not. I could either overeat, or eat nothing, and it wouldn’t make a difference until later, when I’m either feeling bloated because I ate too much, or feeling dizzy because I skipped lunch. What I found to work well is eating mostly the same thing every dinner; something light, like a sandwich or something. Also, having a big breakfast and a big dinner kinda balances out not eating much at lunch. But aside from hunger-related side effects, I’ve found Vyvanse to be a life-changer for me, after being diagnosed at 37. I’m turning 45 this year, and I’ve been taking 50mg for almost 8 years. It improved my focus, my mood, and my motivation; almost makes me wonder how I made it so far without it!