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>Turns out the (heavy) drinking I participated in my student life was to blame. Did it happen during a night of heavy drinking? Because if not (and even then)
by Tenoke 8y ago
>Turns out the (heavy) drinking I participated in my student life was to blame.
Did it happen during a night of heavy drinking? Because if not (and even then) I'm really not sure how you can pin it specifically on the alcohol.
- clydethefrog 8y agoIt happened a few days after a heavy weekend of drinking, but before that weekend it was months of getting drunk at least two times a week. The medical professionals explained that heavy use of alcohol screws with your neurotransmitters. Especially dopamine might play a big role in causing psychosis.
- ZeroFries 8y agoThe kindling effect is likely to blame. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kindling_(sedative–hypnotic_withdrawal) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kindling_(sedative–hypnotic_...