OK let me see if I can add anything here. I did quite a bit of research before I got my script for adderall. I thought that I had it all figured out. I knew deep down that drugs weren't a solution to my problems but that is really besides the point. I was determined to have control over my adderall use and let it affect me in as few negative ways as possible.
I have in fact experienced few of the negative side effects that Motivation_Follows_Action has listed. During my year of adderall use which I am ONLY 16 days over I had maintained good nutrition, exercise, organization of tasks at hand.
The fact of the matter is though that adderall is a drug. I could literally feel the changes mentally going on. Physically I honestly have never been more fit and healthy, my blood pressure and composition engineered by adderall. But the mental pain is excruciating!
The side effects will catch up with you even if you have the best of intentions. Sometimes its hard to put those side effects into words and I think that is why the negative effects are hard to articulate. Over the past year I have longed to let go of adderall.
I have done some pretty cool things over the last year but I am skeptical it was adderall. The power that adderall promises is not real. I dunno whether adderall changes brain circuitry but your mental state isn't something you want to mess with.