Ayahuasca is primarily used in religious and cultural rituals. However, ayahuasca is now being utilized as a tool to treat PTSD, sleep problems, pain, cancer, and alcohol and drug addictions. 

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As the ayahuasca industry in South America continues to flourish, more and more fatalities are recorded. 

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Ayahuasca ought to be used with caution by people with a history of anxiety as it can aggravate the condition.

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Ayahuasca should not be consumed by those suffering from high blood pressure, cardiac disorder or liver failure. Ayahuasca is known to increase blood pressure; therefore, those who already have high blood pressure or heart conditions are at greater risk of complications.

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Ayahuasca is technically not illegal in the US. However, its active ingredient, DMT, is classified as a Schedule I Substance, the same group as heroin and ecstasy.

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Addiction to video games can cause anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem in players.

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The American Psychiatric Association (APA) does not recognize video game addiction as a disorder and states that it is a condition that requires further experimentation and study. However, it was recognized by the World Health Organization as a psychological disorder in 2018.

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Control or prevent gaming addiction by setting a time limit, participating in outdoor activities, and keeping gaming devices out of the bedroom.

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Video games can increase anxiety and depression in some users while it decreases in others. Video games are highly addictive and can increase violent behaviors in certain users. However, it can also improve the basic visual process and enhance executive functioning.

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Signs of addiction to video games are showcased by constant preoccupation with video games, inability to stop when necessary, inability to cut back on time spent playing games and prioritizing gaming over everything else.

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