Juicewrldfan
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Just had a thought- They say if you don’t experience euphoria anymore that it doesn’t mean the medication isn’t treating the symptoms.
What is the biological process responsible for this? What I mean is how is it that a drug can still treat symptoms but not retain euphoria? (which I don’t want euphoria btw slippery slope and all that)
I understand how tolerance is about homeostasis but how does one become tolerance to the euphoria but not the targeted symptoms being treated? It’s really just a curiosity.
What is the biological process responsible for this? What I mean is how is it that a drug can still treat symptoms but not retain euphoria? (which I don’t want euphoria btw slippery slope and all that)
I understand how tolerance is about homeostasis but how does one become tolerance to the euphoria but not the targeted symptoms being treated? It’s really just a curiosity.