You Don’t Have ADHD. Big Pharma Just Wants to Control You.
This was never about help. ADHD didn’t explode because of science—it exploded because compliance became profitable.
ADHD wasn’t discovered. It was designed. There is no scan, blood test, or biomarker. ADHD is diagnosed through vague, subjective checklists—and doctors who have every financial incentive to prescribe drugs.
And Adderall? That’s not healing. That’s behavioral engineering in pill form. It’s a stimulant—an amphetamine compound that artificially boosts dopamine to simulate energy, focus, and motivation your body isn’t naturally producing in that moment. It overrides your system, until it collapses.
A curious, energetic, or highly sensitive child used to be called spirited or artistic. Today, they’re called dysregulated. Why? Because Big Pharma realized it could monetize discomfort and insecurity—especially in kids who didn’t fit the mold. As schools and workplaces demanded more efficiency and obedience, diagnoses soared. And so did Adderall sales.
Leon Eisenberg, father of modern ADHD research, confessed on his deathbed: “ADHD is a prime example of a fabricated disorder.”
Some say the quote was misused. But even in context, it’s an admission. He watched his work get transformed: nuance replaced by prescriptions, complexity reduced to dangerous pills. The trajectory of ADHD, and mental health in general, speaks for itself.
Adderall doesn’t heal. It suppresses.
We live in a system built on overstimulation, distraction, and performance. It glorifies productivity and workhoholism and pathologizes stillness and the simple desire to live a natural, unoptimized life. Attention struggles are a normal response to a world that treats rest like failure. Adderall makes people feel functional in a dysfunctional system. It numbs the symptoms of what could have been a meaningful spiritual awakening. It sharpens focus, but only on output, performance, and speed. It kills singularity—emotional depth, intuition, rebellion, creativity, and presence.
It alters mood, disrupts the gut, sleep, hormones, digestion, and nervous system. It depletes dopamine, serotonin, and essential minerals. It is linked with severe mental decline and deseases over times. People on Adderall are not themselves. They can’t just be. They can’t wake up without a pill. They have to buy it—forever. Not because they’re broken, but because the system is built on their dependence and controlled personality. They were sold a lie: that hyper-independance is happiness. Your work is your worth. Always doing more and making more money gives you purpose. Needing people and time is for losers. This isn’t medicine. It’s spiritual oppression. Mental Hellth.
The more addicted you are, the less connected you are to yourself, meaning, truth, transcendence. How could you believe in something greater, when you don’t even believe in yourself? How could you question the system, when your very biology is owned? And when people finally realize it, it’s too late. If they stop, they crash. They feel dead inside. Depressed. Anxious. Disconnected. The irony? Big Pharma then tells them to spend more money on other meds, therapy, hospitalization, detox, in order to function again, not even feel good.
Adderall was never healing them. It was hijacking their dopamine and making them outsource their energy and self-worth. As if they were a machine. Big Pharma creates the crisis, then sells the cure— which is a slow poison, that willl need another (profitable) cure.
So No. You don’t have ADHD.
You most likely suffered emotional neglect or trauma—enough to equate performance with love, and productivity with worth. You feel emotionally flat, so you overachieve just to feel alive. Or maybe you’re simply too wild and alive for a system built on numbness and personality control. Maybe you’re not meant to work 100-hour weeks under artificial lights in soulless offices with no real connection. Maybe you’re too sensitive, too dreamy, too deep to spend your life buried in Excel sheets and doomscrolling.
And you are still worthy.
You are still loved.
You can live a life aligned with who truly you are. You are not sick. You are human.
Stop trusting Big Pharma and the government to tell you who you are.
Don’t take the pill. Take your power back. And if you already did, it’s not too late. With support, love, and truth, you can slowly and holistically start to heal and let your body recenter itself. It’s never too late to remember who you are.