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Whats going on in the brain during meth withdrawal? im trying to find a reason for the low energy and lethargic state im in for those 2-3 days
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Catching up: It is simply your body rejuvenating itself from the toll the meth has on your body and you sleep to make up for when you stayed awake.
Answered 4/2/2018
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