What could happen if you take diabetic medicine and you are not a diabetic?
I find it hard to believe a pharmacist can mix up a BP medication with a diabetic medication - was he/she new to the job? If so their orders should have been checked by someone else. If you take diabetic medication, your body will utilise (burn) more sugar and this means your organs are not getting the glucose (sugar) they need. In rare cases, people can go into a coma and die. All diabetic medications (including Insulin) work in different ways as well. There is no such thing as 'reverse diabetes' - I don't know who coined that term. If you have had no side effects, and your Dr feels you are OK, I wouldn't worry too much. Did you get your BP checked? Always check your medications with the pharmacist before taking them home - I do and I am a nurse! (I have been given wrong doses of medication by pharmacists & this is just as dangerous).
Can you become a cop, if you have ADHD and are on medication?
I have ADD. The answer to your question is - yes! You can became anything you want. As long as you can make it through the acadamy and follow directions i don't see where there would be a problem.
Who invented methamphetamine and for what purpose?
I could copy and paste the whole thing, but wikipedia is great for these things. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methampheta...