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Youth Pastor said:Drugs artificially produce dopamine in the brain.
Actually, they tend to induce dopaminergic function without increasing synthesis thereof (in most cases). Some, like cannabis, rather mildly, and for many psychedelics, not really in any relevant way.
In healthy brains, dopamine will decrease as to not cause an overload, resulting in psychosis.
This tends to occur only with severe overuse of stimulants coupled with sleep deprivation.
Also, with some people, I believe (as in my brother), their brain may not decrease dopamine when the drug is consumed, again, resulting in psychosis.
The dopamine hypothesis for schizophrenia is ambiguously and incompletely supported: it seems that there's a deeper pathology with neural circuitry that cooccurs with increased dopaminergic function. Instead, it seems that those with a predisposition to schizophrenia are 'set off' by stressful events and large shocks to perception, drugs being a key one. Really, alcohol is implicated in the development of psychosis far more often than psychedelics.
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