Armodafinil is thought to boost dopamine availability in the brain by blocking its reuptake, however its precise mechanism is still unclear. Because dopamine is a neurotransmitter involved in mood regulation, motivation, and attention, this leads to increased wakefulness, focus, and alertness. However, compared to more conventional stimulants like amphetamines, armodafinil has a less noticeable effect on dopamine. It doesn't have the same "high" or propensity for addiction. In order to promote alertness without the severe highs or lows that come with other dopamine-increasing medications,
Waklert 150
is used for disorders including narcolepsy and shift work sleep disorder.
Does armodafinil release dopamine?
