The above summary tables nicely shows the huge variability we have with these syndromes, not only between drugs, but also among individuals (not shown, overall ranges shown below). A consistent and therefore significant trait can be found when a full row in the above table has the same color (either green=increase or red=decrease shades).
Legend:
2: Increased greatly
1: Increased slightly
0: Stayed the same
-1: Decreased slightly
-2: Decreased greatly
Questions:
Please choose an answer for each point in time that most appropriately describes the…
- Immune: frequency you catch infectious or viral illnesses (including common colds, flu etc)
- VocalPitch: change you observed in the pitch of your voice
- Oil: change you observed in the oiliness of your skin
- Acne: change you observed in spots (acne) or skin breakouts
- Wounds: change you observed in the time it would take for cutaneous wounds to heal
- Sweating: change you observed in your sweating
- FacialHair: change you observed in the speed your facial hair grows
- Balding: change you observed in your male/female pattern hair loss
- BodyHair: change you observed in your body hair growth
- Thirst: change you observed in your thirst
- Appetite: change you observed in your appetite
- SmellTaste: change you observed in your sense(s) of smell and/or taste
- SemenDensity: change you observed in the density (thickness) of your seminal fluid
- Refractory: change in the length of your refractory period
- AlcQuantity: change in the amount of alcohol you consume
- AlcTolerance: change in your tolerance of alcohol
- AlcPleasure: change in the pleasurable feeling you experience from alcohol
…compared to before use of the substance/drug you associate with the development of persistent health problems.