Educational, fictional nervous system dashboard
Living Substance Simulation
A rule-based visual model of how a fictional person's relief, craving, rebound anxiety, sleep, shakiness risk, and day-to-day stability may shift over time under alcohol use, cannabis use, or both.
Current frame
The dashboard stays live as time moves
This is a fictional person. The model does not tell you what will happen in real life. It shows one plausible pattern built from simple rules, not hidden medical precision.
Feeling steadier and more able to stay organized.
Short-term easing, disinhibition, or loosening.
Pull toward relief and familiar reward timing.
Capacity for focus, sleep, routine, and emotional steadiness.
Higher means the model is less confident and more variable by design.
Relief and rebound
Short-term easing can be followed by a later overshoot into tension.
Craving pressure
Reward expectation can stay high even when the actual reward is fading.
Sleep and panic
Poor recovery sleep often makes fear, startle, and body tension louder.
Function and shakiness
Repeated alcohol use followed by a stop can erode steadiness fast.
Current state cards
Nervous system snapshot
Symptom feed
Event log
The feed fills when the model crosses notable thresholds such as rebound anxiety, rising shakiness risk, cue-trigger craving, and sleep disruption.
Scenario presets
Start from familiar patterns
What may be happening
Plain-language explainer
The state is relatively moderate right now. Stress, sleep, hydration, and the familiar timing of past use still shape what happens next.
Safety section
Warning signs that need real help
About the model