Cannabis Rehab
Cannabis is the most widely used illegal drug in Britain. Made from parts of the cannabis plant, it’s a naturally occurring drug. It is a mild sedative and it’s also a mild hallucinogen. If someone is intoxicated by Cannabis, he or she may have balance problems and have trouble walking. Their eyes may appear red and bloodshot and he or she may exhibit memory difficulties. When the early effects fade, over a few hours, the user can become hungry and later sleepy.
Studies have linked heavy Cannabis use to anxiety and mental health disorders such as:
- Paranoia
- Depression
- Insomnia
- Schizophrenia
- Motivational syndrome
- Decreased verbal skills
As well as the above there are also physical symptoms which can be linked to regular cannabis use, these are:
- Dry mouth
- Headache
- Nausea
- Tremor
- Rapid heart rate
- Reduced muscle strength
- Decreased blood flow to brain
- Decreased coordination
- Decreased lung capacity
Chronic cannabis will almost always lead to addiction. The individuals will compulsively abuse the drug even though it interferes with family, school, work, or other activities. Addiction to marijuana brings the same characteristics as any other drug addiction.
The belief that marijuana is not addictive makes it less likely for individuals to seek support. However cannabis is highly addictive but with the right help and support from your family, friends and a reputable rehab centre it is possible to overcome this addiction.
It is imperative to select the most suitable rehab centre for this addiction; each rehab centre has its own programmes, which may include inpatient, residential, outpatient and / or short stay options. Staff levels, qualifications and type of accommodation differ. It is also important to look for the most cost effective.
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