tolegemesystemer
Tolegemesystemer, often translated as "body modification systems" or "tolerance systems," refers to the physiological and psychological adaptations that occur when an individual is repeatedly exposed to a substance. This phenomenon is most commonly discussed in the context of drug use, particularly with psychoactive substances like opioids, stimulants, and alcohol.
When a substance is taken repeatedly, the body begins to adjust its own internal chemistry to counteract
Beyond physiological changes, tolegemesystemer can also involve psychological components. With repeated use, the brain can become