How Long do Drugs Stay in Your System?
Many people wonder, How Long Do Drugs Actually Stay in your System?
General presence of Drugs In your system before exiting your body naturally?
Type of Illicit Drug Duration for Detection:
Factors That Affect Detection
There are several physical variants that determine or influence the detection time:
The Quantity and Frequency of Use: Substances used just once or in tiny doses aren’t as detectable as substances used over an extended period, either intermittently or on a long-run basis.
User Metabolism Rate: Individuals with a slower body metabolism rate are detected longer since the drug matter isn’t expelled as quickly from the body.
Body Fat: Human metabolism is reciprocally associated with the number of body fat; that is, higher body fat leads to a slower metabolism, consequently, longer detection times.
Physical Activity: Active people have a greater increase in their metabolism rate, therefore a shorter detection time, and on the contrary, if a person is inactive, with accompanied higher % of body fat to body mass ratio, and subsequent longer detection times. This results in a surplus of metabolites a body will keep within the fat cells.
Age: Metabolism slows with age. As a result, the younger the individual, the shorter the detection time, and also, the older the individual, the longer the detection time.
General Overall Health: Somebody’s well-being affects the metabolism rate. Our metabolism slows down in periods of poor health, leading to longer detection times and drug tolerance. A drug is typically metabolized quicker once its tolerance is secured, leading to a shorter detection time.
