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Alcohol seems to interact with the body's various endogenous opioid systems [1], and not always to the same degree from person to person. What for you is a subs
by danielbln 3y ago
Alcohol seems to interact with the body's various endogenous opioid systems [1], and not always to the same degree from person to person. What for you is a substance that "melts away all the fake constraints" for me it just makes me foggy, sloppy and tired.
[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9040115/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9040115/
Cannabis with a high THC content will have a significant cognitive penalty, which is much reduced/mediated when enough CBD is available. Due to prohibition, a lot of Cannabis has an absuredly high THC content, it's as if all available Alcohol was hard liquor.
> Alcohol is not like that, up until a point your mental capabilities(not the reflexes) are intact.
That point is VERY quickly reached, and I would argue much, much quicker than you care to admit. Even a buzz will tank your cognitive abilities.