Re: addictive/non-addictive = double talk » viridis

Posted by jodeye on January 11, 2003, at 18:37:36

In reply to Re: addictive/non-addictive = double talk, posted by viridis on January 11, 2003, at 4:00:45

Thanks for the definitions.
I know what stimulant tolerance means.
But I have no idea what stimulant sensitization means.
I have read preclinical data that states memantine may prevent stimulant sensitization.
What exactly does this mean?
Thanks.

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