Explore how decades of cannabis use alters the brain's dopamine system, potentially diminishing pleasure responses and affecting motivation. Learn about the neurological changes and potential recovery pathways.
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Chronic cannabis use can lead to 'blunted dopamine responses,' where the brain's reward system becomes sluggish and unresponsive. This recalibration means that natural pleasures—like music, food, or social connection—no longer provide the same satisfaction they once did.
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