Xanax Addiction
Xanax acts of the brain slowing normal brain functions. Xanax is normally used in the treatment of anxiety and sleep related disorders. Xanax is a member of the benzodiazepine family. Xanax is very fast acting and used to treat panic disorders, acute stress, and anxiety. Xanax acts on the brain by affecting different neurotransmitters. GABA is affected the most by the Xanax, its output is increased causing a drowsy or calming effect for the user.
Consequences
Xanax users after a period of time develop dependence to the drug and need more and more as time passes. If use discontinues the user will experience withdrawals from the medication, withdrawing from Xanax can be very dangerous unless medically supervised. Many users in withdrawals experience seizures often times having grand mall seizures. This potentially can lead to fatality.
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