Drug Rehabilitation that works

Thanks to; MarijuanaCommunity — December 16, 2009 — MARIJUANA COMMUNITY CHANNEL You can clearly hear the sarcasm in what their beliefs are but I was here when it hit the papers and read the study online from Edmonton Canada. This University, I believe is also world famous for the many open minded usages of LSD showing incredible results in people coming off of Alcohol Addiction in high numbers and ratio’s, Until it was made Illegal. Famous Doctors at the time came from around the world for the psychological factors and how it portrayed to insanity under high dosages of LSD

I know doctors say it eats holes in your brain. I’ve noticed that I have horrible short term memory, but of course I can’t be sure that’s what it’s from. So what kind of doctors should I go to see about checking out my brain? Would I have to go get like an MRI? Where the hell do I start with all of this. BTW, it’s been about 2 years since I smoked and I haven’t been to the doctor since about anything related to the drugs.

Seriously. I know people who have suffered years and years like 20 years of Alcoholism at least. Almost everyday drinking in excess. And they seem like smart people. Even though what they did in the past was stupid. They don’t seem like they are stupid. They think and act perfectly fine.

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I know it causes a release of dopamine, but anything else? Does it just cause a release of dopamine, and from then on your brain doesn’t release as much dopamine so you aren’t as happy?

Is there anything else?

It looks like my brain may have been damaged by alcoholism.

Is there any medication to help repairing my brain?

What are the names?

Or do you suggest any vitamins?

Thanks!