Marijuana first became popular in the United States with Mexican immigrants in the 1920’s and was quickly adopted by those in the jazz community. Later, the Great Depression of the 1930’s led to a growing hostility toward the increase in… Continue Reading
When a person smokes or ingests marijuana, THC and other chemicals enter the user’s body. The chemicals make their way through the bloodstream to the brain, where THC and the neurotransmitter anandamide bond to cannabinoid receptors. High concentrations of these… Continue Reading
The opium poppy has had a long history. Our earliest knowledge of its cultivation dates back to the ancient Mesopotamian and Sumerian cultures, who passed it on to the Assyrians, Babylonians, and Egyptians. The Greeks introduced opium to Persia and… Continue Reading
In the process of conception, giving rise to a new life, there is a fusion of the maternal and paternal germ cells. And, of course, because the conditions in which these cells develop, which pathological factors acting on them, depends… Continue Reading
In a situation where the expectant mother is not an alcoholic and is not going to drink alcohol regularly, the question arises whether there is a safe dose that will not lead to complications and defects in the child’s development?… Continue Reading
It is no secret that alcohol has a very negative effect on the body, especially for women. In particular, it suffers from the reproductive system, the ability to nurturing children sharply reduced, compromised and the birth of healthy children in… Continue Reading
Women are much harder to tolerate the impact of alcohol. Numerous clinical studies have found that female alcoholics heart disease, cirrhosis, problems with the nervous system and other disorders, which leads to the appearance of the abuse of alcohol, are… Continue Reading
Alcoholism kills everything and has to a considerable blow to the kidneys, which we see on those swollen and edematous limbs drunks. But this is only the external picture of what is happening inside. And inside the kidneys will inevitably… Continue Reading
Most of the drunk alcohol is absorbed through the mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract into the body or the bloodstream. How quickly this happens depends, among other things, on what was eaten. With an empty stomach, recording is done… Continue Reading
Experts agree: risk Outdoors alcohol consumption there is not. At what amount of alcohol is definitely harmful, is controversial among experts. Consistently in USA is following division into “consumption patterns”, as it is regularly published by the American Centre for… Continue Reading
Symptoms Alcohol consumption has a direct and immediate effect on the body, which is already occurring shortly after the consumption. An excessive consumption of alcohol over a long period may also but also cause damage that will become apparent only… Continue Reading