How long before it leaves your system?

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What is the correct time frame for the drug to leave your system?

It Depends

by: Ned Wicker


How long does it take for a drug to leave your system? That depends on the drug, the person, the amount used, the time period for using and several other factors. Drugs that impact the brain may leave the system in relatively short time, a matter of hours. Alcohol is far more toxic and gets into the cells and lingers. It all depends.

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