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Take a look at our poster: "Man to Woman: la bioquímica detrás de la transición" made by me and @gelabert_marc, supervised by the awesome @XubaskeroAColor

[ijpol__ (science acc) @bioqueermico]

Working as a dj it is common for me to encounter people who regularly consume different kinds of drugs.

From the apparently harmless marihuana to the deadly GHB, these substances may enhance the experience for the night, but involve different risks for the body later on.

[ijpol__ (science acc) @bioqueermico]

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[ijpol__ (science acc) @bioqueermico]

Working as a dj it is common for me to encounter people who regularly consume different kinds of drugs.

From the apparently harmless marihuana to the deadly GHB, these substances may enhance the experience for the night, but involve different risks for the body later on.

[ijpol__ (science acc) @bioqueermico]

In the future, I will be talking about other substances and some of their most common effects on the metropolitan nightlife.
Let me know if you have any recommendations ;)

[ijpol__ (science acc) @bioqueermico]

Working as a dj it is common for me to encounter people who regularly consume different kinds of drugs.

From the apparently harmless marihuana to the deadly GHB, these substances may enhance the experience for the night, but involve different risks for the body later on.

[ijpol__ (science acc) @bioqueermico]

So, in the case of drug consumption (NOT recommended though, this account doesn't advise it), it is important to know what you are going to consume and how it may affect your body, in order to enjoy the experience in a responsible and healthy way.

[ijpol__ (science acc) @bioqueermico]

Working as a dj it is common for me to encounter people who regularly consume different kinds of drugs.

From the apparently harmless marihuana to the deadly GHB, these substances may enhance the experience for the night, but involve different risks for the body later on.

[ijpol__ (science acc) @bioqueermico]

The drug also induces massive production of noradrenaline, a hormone that can tighten blood vessels around salivary glands, so we produce less saliva.

All this combined results in the inhibition of the sensation of thirst, leading to the whole process we discussed in the thread.