Why do drugs so drastically affect one person versus another? One person can take a sip of alcohol once and be an alcoholic for life. One person can take OTC narcotics and have almost no effect, while another person takes the same drug and knocked out for hours. Why are there such vast differences when for the most part, our biology is so similar?
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Each person has one of several different kinds of serotonin in their brain that react with drugs differently.
That and a bunch of other stuff.
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