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A member asked:
Why am i lethargic after using crystal meth?
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Burnout!: Crystal meth super stimulates the nerve cells in your brain, depleting them completely of needed neurotransmitter molecules, making them unable to function, so you feel foggy and lethargic. Repeated use causes the neurons to overheat and die, leading to permanent mental impairments. Stop now!
Answered 5/23/2021
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Crystal Meth: #1 its killing you. #2 it is because of the wipe out of your 'awake' molecules' and the over utilization of the normal energy molecules in your body. It is exactly the same as a 'post ictal' state in a person who has epilepsy. Get to an addiction specialist.
Answered 7/14/2018
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