The National Institute on Drug Abuse’s (NIDA) Dr. Thomas Ross describes the use of brain imaging at the Neuroimaging Research Branch. This video can also …
13 responses to “Investigating Drug Abuse: Brain Imaging”
are there any way you can naturally increase the rate of which neurons interact with each other in the brain?
These are always interesting But I did alot of drugs as a teenager like coke, molly, x, alcohol for 10+ years and am definitely noticing the long term affects Like I feel like stupider everyday. when I make decisions, everyday simple tasks, listening, speaking, and not to sure to what do about it other then live with my decisions. anything to help?
Can the mri or radiologist determine the difference between therapeutic drug use as prescribed and drug “abuse?” Is there a threshold between therapeutic use changes and abuse changes?
Have you ever pondered the neuroplasticity of lifelong musicians and how that might possibly help mitigate some of the negative side effects of drug use?
i am curious if the brain changes from heroin and opiate abuse long term. you always see imaging on amphetamines and cocaine / uppers abuse, but i haven’t seen any on heroin abuse. i’ve heard long term it can mimic alzheimer’s but that was done on deceased individuals i believe? any clue?
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are there any way you can naturally increase the rate of which neurons interact with each other in the brain?
I have an MRI in a few days, I used MDMA for around 8 months and weed for about a year – will they be able to notice this in my scan?
These are always interesting
But I did alot of drugs as a teenager like coke, molly, x, alcohol for 10+ years and am definitely noticing the long term affects
Like I feel like stupider everyday. when I make decisions, everyday simple tasks, listening, speaking, and not to sure to what do about it other then live with my decisions. anything to help?
I hope sugar was the drug they investigated, because it's got me beyond hooked!
Can the mri or radiologist determine the difference between therapeutic drug use as prescribed and drug “abuse?” Is there a threshold between therapeutic use changes and abuse changes?
Have you ever pondered the neuroplasticity of lifelong musicians and how that might possibly help mitigate some of the negative side effects of drug use?
i am curious if the brain changes from heroin and opiate abuse long term. you always see imaging on amphetamines and cocaine / uppers abuse, but i haven’t seen any on heroin abuse. i’ve heard long term it can mimic alzheimer’s but that was done on deceased individuals i believe? any clue?
Why don't try this technique to brain dead people
The Camera is Held by a Person with a Seizure.
Maybe thats why its impossible to see anything
I've been a methamphetamine addict for 32 years,I'm intrested in what my brain is affected and my body as well?
The scientific term for the active brain areas is "blobs."
There are a few tips for solving sarcoidosis naturally
Consider adjusting your Diet – In some cases sarcoidosis has been associated with celiac disease, such as a reaction to certain protein chains commonly referred to as glutens found in some cereal grains such as wheat.
You could also try different Natural supplements, herbs, and vitamins
Also the use of anti-oxidants and natural anti-inflammatory supplements could be of benefit.
(I discovered these and why they work on Remission Crusher Tactic website )
im so happy to have found these videos