What is Lean, and why do people consume it?

[landyn]

I recently heard about Lean and how it’s used recreationally, but I’m worried about its effects on the body. Can anyone explain what Lean is, how it impacts health, and why some people turn to it? I want to understand the risks better to educate myself and others.

 

[ArnoldSheli]

An interesting article that details the effects of Lean on the body. Indeed, often such substances seem harmless due to their taste and availability, but can cause serious health problems. It is important to be informed and aware of the possible risks, especially when it comes to substances with potentially dangerous consequences.

 

[absalom]

Lean, also called "Purple Drank," may seem harmless at first due to its sweet taste, but it can severely affect your body. It contains codeine, an opioid that suppresses pain and cough, and promethazine, which has sedative properties. Together, they slow down the central nervous system, leading to drowsiness, impaired motor skills, and even respiratory depression in severe cases. Chronic use can result in dependence, tolerance, and withdrawal symptoms when trying to quit. Additionally, it can cause damage to your liver and kidneys over time. For more detailed insights, the article What Does Lean Do to Your Body? https://unitedrecoveryproject.com/rehab-blog/what-does-lean-do-to-your-body/ provides in-depth information about its effects and the dangers of misuse. It’s essential to spread awareness about the risks of such substances.