I'm not an expert, but medicine's are drugs, created to help people, in certain ways, such as Adderall helping with ADHD or Elderberry. But drugs that aren't medicine are like cocaine that might've been used for medicinal uses back in the day, but now is just used for personal use, such as weed, it can be considered medicinal but it's used more for pleasure than to help a illness
It honestly depends. If this is you, or a friend, I would suggest to see a doctor to be sure because they are the only ones that can make a professional diagnosis and provide the best advice.
My input would be: either a coping mechanism or hallucinations.
Either way, it's nothing to be ashamed of and the sooner you seek medical advice, the sooner you can get a legitimate answer.
Answer:
There are different reasons
1 is that its very expensive
2 is that somethings cant be removed from water unless treated in specific ways
Explanation:
No more than 35% of your of your daily calories should come from fat.
This state is called brain death. It is a highly controversial issue in the medical field, and there is a lot of research around the subject. This is basically what happens when a person has died. Even if functions normally controlled by the brain can be sustained artificially (life support machines), doctors and other professionals all agree that when a person is in a state of brain death, they can accept to declare the person dead. When a brain has reached "brain death," the person cannot breathe by themselves (which is a spontaneous action - normally, you don't have to think about breathing in order to breathe), there would be no more brain waves, and the heart will have stopped beating. There would also be no response to touch, pain, noise or other types of stimuli.
