Adderall is an ADD/ADHD treatment drug used to help patients suffering from ADD/ADHD focus. Adderall effects the central nervous system to increase concentration and focus. After reading just two sentences, a college student is saying to themselves “I NEED TO GET MY HANDS ON THIS STUFF!” When taken properly by those who are diagnosed, Adderall works well. Even people who are not diagnosed seem to think the drug does its job. However, Adderall poses some serious dangers to those who are not prescribed. Since Adderall effects the central nervous system, a number of things can go wrong if someone takes the drug without proper prescription and dosage. Seizures, heart failure, irregular heart beat, and many more have been reported by the food and drug administration as negative side effects of Adderall.