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'''Amphetamine''' is a [[stimulant]] that results in an increase in energy and activity, hyper-responsiveness to environmental stimuli, [[euphoria]], and a number of [[physiological]] signs of hyperactivation. The D-stereoisomer of Amphetamine (dextroamphentamine)

'''Amphetamine''' is a [[stimulant]] that results in an increase in energy and activity, hyper-responsiveness to environmental stimuli, [[euphoria]], and a number of [[physiological]] signs of hyperactivation. The D-stereoisomer of Amphetamine (dextroamphentamine)

is conventionally found in medications that are used to treat diseases such as [[attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder]] (ADHD), [[Narcolepsy]], and [[Chronic Fatigue Syndrome]]. The pharmacological mechanism of action is increasing the synaptic levels of [[biogenic amine]] neurotransmitters such as [[Norepinephrine]], [[Dopamine]], and [[Serotonin]].  

is conventionally found in medications that are used to treat physical dysfunctions such as [[attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder]] (ADHD), [[Narcolepsy]], and [[Chronic Fatigue Syndrome]]. The pharmacological mechanism of action is increasing the synaptic levels of [[biogenic amine]] neurotransmitters such as [[Norepinephrine]], [[Dopamine]], and [[Serotonin]].  

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