Psychoactive properties

Psychoactive properties refer to the effects substances have on the mind and behavior. These properties can alter mood, perception, consciousness, or cognitive functions. Common examples include alcohol, caffeine, marijuana, and certain medications. When consumed, these substances can lead to feelings of relaxation, euphoria, increased energy, or even hallucinations, depending on the type and dosage. Understanding psychoactive properties is important for recognizing how these substances can impact mental health and decision-making, as well as their potential for addiction and abuse.