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A man’s experiment with DIY prescription drug withdrawal and psychedelic mushrooms went disastrously wrong and nearly killed him. Gizmodo reports the man had wanted to wean himself off prescribed medications for his bipolar disorder. He also had a history of opioid dependence. After boiling the 'magic' mushrooms, the man injected a 'tea' made from the mushrooms into his veins. Soon after, he developed symptoms including lethargy, jaundice, diarrhea, and nausea, along with vomiting up blood. When he was admitted to a hospital ICU, multiple organs had started to fail, including his lungs and kidney. Tests revealed that he had both bacterial and fungal infections. The mushrooms he injected were now literally feeding off him and growing. Among other treatments, he was given an intense course of antibiotics and antifungal drugs. It took 22 days in the hospital to recover.
Une entraîneuse de boxe, Sienna Lane, découvre que son petit ami Jax, le champion en titre, la trompe avec sa soeur. Elle décide de se venger en entraînant le seul homme capable de le détrôner : son ennemi juré Kayden, qui vient des combats clandestins.
Police officers cordon off a street in the Jardin d'Eole area in the north of Paris, a focal point for crack cocaine users and dealers, after users were evacuated earlier in the morning. IMAGES
Madrid, Sep 15 (EFE).- A Spanish teenager who required two months of hospital treatment for a severe addiction to the popular video game Fortnite has become the world’s first clinical case of its kind. ARCHIVE FOOTAGE OF PEOPLE PLAYING VIDEOGAMES IN MADRID.
Madrid, Sep 15 (EFE).- A Spanish teenager who required two months of hospital treatment for a severe addiction to the popular video game Fortnite has become the world’s first clinical case of its kind. FOOTAGE OF THE PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL OF CASTELLON, WHERE THE TEEN WAS TREATED.SOUNDBITES OF DOCTOR MATÍAS REAL, COORDINATOR OF THE PROGRAM FOR SERIOUS MENTAL DISORDERS IN CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE OF THE PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL OF CASTELLÓN.Translation:When the problem was really serious, there were days when he played close to 18 or 20 hours. Dedicating himself almost exclusively to it. When he began to limit it, although it did not fully solve the issue, that time started to decrease. But all the time he was at home, he was playing on a screen. As a team we chose to treat it as a drug addiction, so he was admitted so that he could "sober up" from his addiction, in this case, screens.
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