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What is Marijuana's effect on memory loss?
Generally, THC accelerates memory loss by interfering with the transfer of data from short-term to long-term memory.
How does Mercury effect the human body?
Mercury can cause memory loss, loss of coordination, vision problems
Can you suffer from memory loss from taking tramadol?
Yes. I just happened to look this up myself and according to drugs.com memory loss is a rare side effect.
What effect on memory does brain damage to the temporal lobe cause?
loss of hearing
What long term effect does alcohol have on your nervous system?
Destruction of brain cells and memory loss
What is the long term effect of alcohol on the nervous system?
Destruction of brain cells and memory loss
What are the long term effect of some people who drinks?
Memory loss, alcoholism, and liver disease.
Does weed enhance your brain?
While some people report feeling more creative or relaxed when using marijuana, research suggests that the drug can impair cognitive function, memory, and decision-making skills. Long-term use of marijuana has been linked to negative effects on brain development and functioning, especially in adolescents.
Can you suffer memory loss after being in shock?
A sudden shock can cause some memory loss however the memories generally tend to come back. It depends upon the size of the shock.
Effect of methamine to body?
The effects includes hyperactivity, nausea, disturbed sleep, memory loss and brain damage.
Does sugar lead to short term memory loss?
In the short-term, consuming sugar can affect short-term memory. If sugar is consumed in the morning, it will probably have a positive effect. Whereas it will probably have a negative effect in the afternoon.
Is there any way by which a person can loose his memory for some time or completely?
There are lots of different reasons for memory loss. Some medications can interefere with the memory, as can drug and alcohol use. Stress, depression, head injuries, infection, sleep deprivation, nutritional difficiencies, thyroid disfunction, dementia and strokes can all have memory loss as a side effect. Some memory loss is also normal as part of the natural aging process.
