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Attempting to detox alone is filled with health risks, including seizures and, in rare cases, even death. A medically supervised alcohol detox is the safest and best way to detox from alcohol.
Both medications carry high risks for physical and psychological dependence, even when taken as prescribed.
Cannabis withdrawal follows a predictable pattern, though intensity varies by individual. Detox provides 24/7 monitoring, symptom management, and immediate transition into evidence-based treatment
Your kidneys work around the clock, filtering roughly 150 quarts of blood every single day. They remove toxins, balance fluids, regulate blood pressure, and keep your body functioning at its best. But what happens when you add alcohol to this equation?
Does alcohol cause kidney stones? While alcohol itself isn’t a direct stone-former in the same way a calcium supplement might be, the relationship between alcohol consumption and your kidney health is complex.
When you smoke marijuana or consume edibles, THC enters your bloodstream through your lungs or digestive system. Your liver converts THC into metabolites, including THC-COOH (11-nor-9-carboxy-THC), which is what most drug tests are looking for.
When you use marijuana, THC enters your bloodstream and latches onto cannabinoid receptors throughout your brain and body. In normal doses, this creates the typical high. But flood those receptors with too much THC, and your system goes haywire.
Sleepiness alone isn’t always dangerous, but if it’s overwhelming or comes with other signs, it’s worth discussing with your healthcare professional.
Is marijuana addictive? This question has become increasingly important as legalization expands across the United States. While cannabis is often perceived as harmless, research shows that regular marijuana use can lead to cannabis use disorder