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Addiction Tolerance and Hyper-stimulating Triggers
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The addiction tolerance can lead people who are addicted to overdose when they start taking the same amount they were taking before getting clean. Hyperstimulating triggers cause unnaturally high levels of dopamine and serotonin, making people crave more stimulation.

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