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addiction indicators
Addiction indicators are observable physical, behavioral, and emotional signs that suggest someone is developing or maintaining a substance dependency, such as changes in appearance, social withdrawal, mood shifts, or compulsive use patterns.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche examines addiction markers through a harm-reduction and awareness lens, particularly focusing on lean addiction (purple drank/sizzurp) and the normalized glamorization of drugs in contemporary culture. The show treats recognizing these signs as spiritual and communal responsibility—part of caring for people in the community and understanding how addictive substances fragment consciousness and wellbeing.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside addiction indicators
recoveryRecovery refers to the process of returning to health, stability, or wholeness after experiencing addiction, trauma, toxic relationships, or extended periods of difficulty or absence.lean addictionLean addiction is the dependence on promethazine-codeine cough syrup (also called purple drank or sizzurp), a prescription medication that produces opioid and sedative effects when misused or consumed in large quantities.purple drankPurple drank (also called lean or sizzurp) is a recreational drug mixture typically made from prescription cough syrup containing codeine and promethazine, mixed with soft drinks and candy. It produces sedative and euphoric effects and carries significant addiction and overdose risks.sizzurpSizzurp is a slang term for purple drank, a dangerous recreational drug mixture typically made with prescription cough syrup containing codeine and promethazine, often mixed with candy or soda. The substance produces euphoric and dissociative effects and carries serious risks of addiction and overdose.
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