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Street drugs accompanied with excessive masturbation, ejaculation or sex may prove to be extremely destructive. Directly or not they usually alternate the enzyme expressions, which results in numerous brain or nervous disorders.
These disorders are usually a consequence of a transferase gene expressions by tyrosine hydroxylase, dopamine hydroxylase and phenylethanolamine-N-methyl. Excessive masturbation, ejaculation or sex only adds prolactin and oxytocin to the picture. When one exhausts his acetylchloline or dopamine nervous system, though, he will experience oxytocin deficiency and will have problem with the excitement of the oxytocinergic nervous system in the hypothalamus.

The street drugs pollute the brain and the nervous systems, alternate or destroy the gene expression of the nervous receptors or synapse. Neurodegeneration may occur, bringing it's two widely known diseases - Parkinsons's and Alzheimer's. Mixing excessive sexual activity with street drugs is very, very dangerous. Over-ejaculation by itself is destructive enough - alternating the gene expression of the dopamine receptors - D1 and D2, Serotonin C2 receptor, GABA A receptors and acetylcholine receptors.

Not to mention that chronic use of street drugs will also damage directly the testicular function and will dry the seminal production of the prostate.

The street or medication drugs also have poisoning and damaging effect on the skin's neuro-endocrine cells, and considering that the skin serves as a neuroendocrine organ for a production of neurotransmitters and hormonal production, it may cause certain lacks.

Liver is also heavily damaged by street drugs (nicotine, methamphetamine, cocaine), which leads to the destruction of liver's detoxification system, thus leading to a reduction of ability to produce vital neurotransmitters and androgen hormones. One who use street drugs is surely messing around with his dopamine, acetylcholine, serotonin and GABA nervous function, which in turn may lead to a fatal outcome.