In previous studies, researchers seem to agree that there is a midst of an opioid epidemic, and although, prescribed opioid are considered a drug, including opiates, several are legal for prescription for medical use and has accepted medical benefits and risk while some opioid or opiates may not share those mutual benefit or risk. Cannabis (Marijuana) is becoming legalized in several states for various medical reasons and use illegally for recreational use amongst youth, being that opioids have a broad range of drugs which includes opiates in addition to semi-synthetic and synthetic drugs that is legal, regulated, restricted, and primarily prescribed for pain. Professional intervention may arise when a client no longer receives the benefit
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Marijuana has several street names such as: hash, pot, weed, or even known as blunts. This drug has a short and long-term health effect to enhance an individuals’ sensory perception, euphoria, relaxation, appetite, pain reliever, glaucoma, and terminal ill cancer patients. On the reverse side, it may cause balance and coordination issues, and when interacting with alcohol it alters the perception of time, induce the heart rate, increase a person’s blood pressure. Besides other health problems may arise pertaining to learning and memory deficiency issues, hallucination, anxiety, panic attacks, and psychosis. Therefore, long-term issue may include mental health, chronic cough, and respiratory issues. Even though, cannabis (marijuana) may cause health issues and risk factor for schizophrenia. The neurobiology and even the pharmacology of Cannabis (marijuana) includes effective strategies and treatment approaches. The neurobiological process through which the effects on psychosis transpired is not fully comprehensive. Basically, by examining neurobiological change pertaining cannabis it may not display similarities, instead other multiple factors association in those seen in schizophrenic patients may share comparable risk factors. Despite the fact schizophrenia is highly a factor …show more content…
(2012), the French offered illicit drugs which included hashish, which is a concentrated form of marijuana given to individuals experiencing emotional and stressful situations. It was used to alter their mood and stimulate a happier state of being. The psychoactive drugs were merely used as a relaxer for social and recreational purposes. The neural basis is a modern concept of the neuroscience to define the biological processes of a human being’s normal pathological behavior, and understand how it works in the body. The focus needs to be on long term detrimental factor of using hashish instead of focusing on the benefits it offers individuals with mental disorders. It may become detrimental when counteracting with alcohol or other illicit drug causing a chemical imbalance in the body which affects the neurological system’s mental and physical functions. Even when the individual does not have it or becomes dependent on the drugs, it causes a mental disorder. The contrast between the two is Moreau de Tours prescribed drugs for therapeutic use as a relaxer and to enhance energy to escalate a person’s mood as an antidepressant and an emotional mood stabilizer. Seeming as though the drugs were illegal then, it has become legal and presently used for a person to have the ability to become social by relieving pain, reduce fatigue, increase their
Marijuana has several street names such as: hash, pot, weed, or even known as blunts. This drug has a short and long-term health effect to enhance an individuals’ sensory perception, euphoria, relaxation, appetite, pain reliever, glaucoma, and terminal ill cancer patients. On the reverse side, it may cause balance and coordination issues, and when interacting with alcohol it alters the perception of time, induce the heart rate, increase a person’s blood pressure. Besides other health problems may arise pertaining to learning and memory deficiency issues, hallucination, anxiety, panic attacks, and psychosis. Therefore, long-term issue may include mental health, chronic cough, and respiratory issues. Even though, cannabis (marijuana) may cause health issues and risk factor for schizophrenia. The neurobiology and even the pharmacology of Cannabis (marijuana) includes effective strategies and treatment approaches. The neurobiological process through which the effects on psychosis transpired is not fully comprehensive. Basically, by examining neurobiological change pertaining cannabis it may not display similarities, instead other multiple factors association in those seen in schizophrenic patients may share comparable risk factors. Despite the fact schizophrenia is highly a factor …show more content…
(2012), the French offered illicit drugs which included hashish, which is a concentrated form of marijuana given to individuals experiencing emotional and stressful situations. It was used to alter their mood and stimulate a happier state of being. The psychoactive drugs were merely used as a relaxer for social and recreational purposes. The neural basis is a modern concept of the neuroscience to define the biological processes of a human being’s normal pathological behavior, and understand how it works in the body. The focus needs to be on long term detrimental factor of using hashish instead of focusing on the benefits it offers individuals with mental disorders. It may become detrimental when counteracting with alcohol or other illicit drug causing a chemical imbalance in the body which affects the neurological system’s mental and physical functions. Even when the individual does not have it or becomes dependent on the drugs, it causes a mental disorder. The contrast between the two is Moreau de Tours prescribed drugs for therapeutic use as a relaxer and to enhance energy to escalate a person’s mood as an antidepressant and an emotional mood stabilizer. Seeming as though the drugs were illegal then, it has become legal and presently used for a person to have the ability to become social by relieving pain, reduce fatigue, increase their