What is the Xanax of ancient civilizations. I don't mean what is the equivalent of Xanax in ancient civilizations, I mean what is the ancient civilization equivalent of Xanax.
france
>>1826219
Honestly, solid answer
I don't know of any ancient civilizations that cause irreversible brain damage. Maybe Rome? Though I read somewhere that the effects of lead poisoning on the Romans may have been exaggerated.
wine
>>1826297
>irreversible brain damage
That's not Xanax you Jim Carrey-esque fuck
>>1826312
>http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1360-0443.1989.tb00612.x/abstract;jsessionid=CBB2979D379815F4D7C1E4383C790532.f04t02
>Despite some neuropsychological improvement in a group of 30 patients who had been hospitalized for primary abuse of sedatives or hypnotics 4–6 years earlier, the prevalence of intellectual impairment was still increased and about as high as before. As in alcoholic patients CAT scan of the brain showed an increased prevalence of dilatation of the ventricular system, but unlike alcoholics not of widened conical sulci. Field dependence and visuo-spatial skills during treatment predicted abuse status at follow-up. Patients with improved drug habits had less pronounced withdrawal symptoms during treatment and a better social situation at follow-up than patients without improvement of drug habits. The results suggest that despite some neuropsychological improvement cerebral disorder diagnosed in patients abusing sedatives or hypnotics is often permanent through the years and that neuropsychological status is linked to long-term prognosis.
Ashurnasirpal II king of Assyria 879 BC
holding papaver flowers
Greeks named the juice of papaver as Opion
Romans said Opium
>>1826343
It's getting me through university so I don't really care
>>1826379
>being so big of a Cuckold you fuck yourself up permanently for big pharma
>>1826387
We're all fucked here don't act smug because you don't have a prescription. With or without one, you'll never see success. Most of us won't. How we chose to deal with this fact, is entirely up to us. I chose help.
>>1826379
Why don't you just kill yourself? It's faster.