Does jiming affects body in long run?
Yes, it works! Best wishes.
What is snurf and how does it affect your body in the long run?
That small blue people are called smurf, not snurf :) SNURF is an acronym for a genome, but I don't think you are interested in that. Snurf is the new name for Snuffadelic in pill form. It is a hallucinogen. It changes your brain chemistry and makes you feel like energized and give you a enhanced mood. It is basically ecstacy, extracted from herbs. None of the hallucinogens affect your body in a good way. Most of them are addictive. They are changing your brain chemistry and may cause nervous system damage in the long run. Also, they are pretty expensive and in the long run they will your budget.
I don't talk much and socialize. Will it affect me in the long term?
Depends. You will suffer lack of joy of serotonin and oxytocin rush when you encounter social events. Your lack of social skills (good cunningness) can bite you. Someone else can take credit for your work, and when you point it out, you will be labelled as a wuss.Well, if you are extremely skillful, your expertise in a subject can cover up - there are geniuses who can't speak in public. I mentioned 'extremely skillful.'It's always a good idea to open up, socialize, talk with people, understand them. Learn the games they play. Have fun.
What will be the long term effect of the trump presidency on the American political system?
I’d expect it to shift the nation further to the left the more Republicans are able to use Trump to enact their goals.Most people couldn’t give two farts about transgender bathroom rights. (Most people would welcome having a ton more unisex bathrooms in an “emergency” though.)They also don’t care much about lowering taxes on rich people.People do care, a lot, about jobs, education, healthcare, pollution, crime, roads, and so on. All stuff Republicans want to cut funding for.Republicans have done as well as they have for the last few decades because they’ve largely failed at achieving their goals which let them get elected based on secondary stuff, like racism.If Trump and the Republicans do manage to take away even half what they’re promising to, millions of people that think “the parties are the same” are going to realize that, nope, they’re actually quite different. They’re going to want their Pell grants and Medicare back. And they’re going to vote for the party promising to give it to them.
Will donating plasma affect me physically?
I am a college student and need to make some money but I do not have enough time for a normal job. I am a triathlete and I was wondering if donating plasma would affect my work out schedule or if in the long run I would begin to feel as if I am running low on energy. I would say that I would probably workout the morning of donating, then donate and take the next day off? I just do not want something to affect me in the long run. Anyway, hope someone can help me!
How would this situation affect the AD/AS graph in the short run and long run?
If the price of coffee increases the price of doing business will increase for all of the industries that use coffee. So if you extend that idea, you can predict the effect it would have on the graphs - but I expect most of us do not understand what the AD/AS graphs are, so we cannot predict how the graphs would look.
How do Psilocybin mushrooms affect your brain in the long run?
When ingesting shrooms, you are frying your brain. It usually only effects people for up to a week. The more often you do them (which I doubt you'll want to do them again anytime soon after) the higher the chance is of your brain scrambling. Just dont do them too often or too much at one time and you'll be fine.
How does smoking weed affect your eyes in the long term?
“How does smoking cannabis affect your eyes in the long term?”Granny Storm Crow’s List, the ultimate compilation of cannabis research, provides studies shows that cannabis can affect your eyes, but there is no research anywhere to my knowledge that shows cannabis, with continually using it, will have any lasting impact on your health in a positive way and we already know it causes no long-term harms, if there were any, trust me, the trillion dollar competitions would have found it and misrepresented it already.So, here’s the research Granny Storm Crow has on Vision, frankly I have no idea what many of these conditions are but, cannabis has been used in treatment, those results are here.As for anecdotal information or personal knowledge, I struggle greatly with vision problems now relating to focus, double-vision, even a reduction in light sensitivity long-term, each and every one of my symptoms are greatly improved when I’m able use a sufficient amount of cannabis, in the correct form, from a suitable strain, in an appropriate strength.UVW (2010-2017) see Vision/EyeG (2010-2017) see GlaucomaThrough our endocannabinoid systems, undoubtedly the most important medical discovery of our time after antibiotics, cannabis uses our body’s own highway of receptors, CB1 and CB2 receptors to actually make repairs. Many of those receptors are in our brains.Many people find they can get relief from their symptoms using cannabis. I’m not aware of anyone’s eyes or vision being harmed long-term from the use of cannabis. If you have, please post the link in comments, I’m interested to review the study.Isn’t it time you made an informed choice about cannabis?
Is smoking only once in a blue moon going to affect me in the long run?
I'm referring to cigarettes. I'm not even technically smoking because I don't inhale. I know you'll say What's the point? But I've always just really liked the smell of it. I only puff on them when I'm drinking/buzzed/drunk/or doing hookah. I've only done it about 5 times, all within a two month span. If I stop now, were these times going to affect my health? If I keep going, like only puff couple times a month, will it greatly affect my health? And I know a lot of you prob think smoking is stupid and im stupid for not inhaling, but please just spare all that and answer my question :) Thanks in advance. I'm leaning towards to stop anyway...