Drug Dreams Summary: Navigating the path of recovery from addiction is filled with various challenges, one of which can be the unsettling experience of vivid dreams related to past substance use. These dreams, often vivid and intense, can be a source of distress but also provide profound insight into the recovery process. In this personal… Continue reading Why My Drug Dreams Started and What They Mean
Summary: My journey into the depths of weed addiction wasn’t marked by a single catastrophic event or an overnight transformation. It unfolded gradually, stealthily, wrapped in the guise of social bonding and stress relief, especially around the cultural smoke cloud of April 20 (420). Initially, it felt like belonging—sharing laughs, stories, and smoke circles with… Continue reading When I Realized Weed Addiction Treatment Was Needed
Summary: In the journey toward understanding drug addiction, the role of dopamine—a key neurotransmitter in the brain’s reward system—cannot be overstated. Dopamine’s Role in the Brain’s Reward System Dopamine plays a pivotal role in our experience of pleasure and motivation. In the context of addiction, this system is hijacked by drugs, offering an artificial, intense… Continue reading Understanding the Relationship Between Drug Addiction and Dopamine
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