Aesthetics
Greenlighter
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- Nov 6, 2009
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Sounds like many of the things you listed aren't really psychosis, just the natural side effects of speed (paranoia, comedowns, depression during the comedown).
As for #1, you should never use stims to study for an exam if aren't going to have any to take right before the exam. It's called state dependent learning.
No. They are psychoses. When someone experiences severe insomnia like a meth binge, their brain will consequently experience a degenerative psychosis in response to trauma.
That is why you see holes in the lobes of meth users in a CT scan. It is physical evidence of trauma. Theoretically a meth user's brain will weight less than a person with an identical healthy brain having said that it also explains why the users will be more likely to develop degenerative neural diseases than the wider community.
What you labeled "natural side effects" are not natural, but rather collective symptoms of a psychotic episode.
-Med intern.
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