When does Adderall weight loss stop?

Luckily yes, the weight loss does eventually stop. What I tried to lessen this side effect was to always remember to eat while taking my Adderall. Also, white grapefruit juice nullifies the effects of Adderall for me, so a glass of that then pretty soon my appetite returns.

As a Mom of 3 ADD/ADHD sons, and 1 husband, I can respond to you. My 34 yr.-old has gained about 32 lbs. being mostly off methamphetamines. He's 6 ft. tall. This has taken about a 1.5 years for him to gain as he waits for insurance problems to clear up for ECT therapy for depression. He's not active at all, but deeply depressed. It appears that he will need a stimulant all of his adult life since he didn't change during puberty like his brothers and father. They all became capable of calming down and able to handle their hyperactivity and concentration problems sometime during puberty.

Before puberty, my sons and husband were thinner, but an acceptable thin. After puberty they stopped their meds and slowly put on about 20 lbs for the first 8+ years. They looked good, not heavy at all. When they hit their late 20s and into their 30s, they ate too much of what they wanted to and gained too much around the belly. All are excellent cooks and enjoyed eating and snacking too much. My oldest son, 41 yrs., is a triathlete and still has some extra around the middle, maybe 20-25 lbs. My youngest at 32 yrs., doesn't exercise much and has too much weight on his torso, about 30-35 lbs. My husband, now 66 yrs., had 50 extra lbs. 3 yrs. ago because he never denies himself any food. Then he had cancer and now has no extra weight due to treatment and having to watch his weight to survive.

I hope this is helpful to you. Especially note that at 34 yrs. of age you probably aren't going to change much in your need for a stimulant drug to function well, so you may never have to be concerned about gaining weight from going off the drugs. I can ask further questions of any of my men if you desire. Best wishes to you.