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How Hallucinogens Affect the Brain -
Hallucinogenic drugs create some very fascinating, albeit scary, effects such as hallucinations, alterations in perception, and more. They do so by interacting with chemicals in the brain.
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How to Deal with a Bad Trip -
According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, a bad trip is a negative experience while taking a hallucinogen. When you are addicted to hallucinogens, the likelihood of this phenomenon increases. Although most hallucinogens are not physically addictive, they are all psychologically addictive. If you are addicted to hallucinogens, the chances are you will experience ...
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4 Signs that Your Teenager is Addicted to Drugs -
When your child enters their teenage years, they go through a lot of changes and it can be hard to tell if something is wrong if wrong with them. Drug addiction usually presents the same symptoms in teens as there are in adults. However, there are a few noticeable signs that are more common in ...
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Should I See a Counselor About My Hallucinogen Flashbacks? -
You should absolutely seek treatment for flashbacks after having abused hallucinogens. This is a much more common condition than many individuals realize, and it can be much easier to cope with after attending therapy. Call to find rehab centers that can cater to your needs and treat the effects of your hallucinogen abuse. What Causes ...
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Hallucinogens Tolerance, Addiction and Dependence -
Hallucinogens are drugs that produce perception-altering, hallucinogenic effects. Most types of hallucinogens produce a tolerance in users, and some are addictive.