Effects Of Drugs Reasearch
The use of drugs is negative to the body and many types of these substances can lead to addiction.
Studies say people that have had alcohol before 15 years of age are more likely to become an alcoholic.
Alcohol is the number one drug of choice and often is combined with other drugs.
People that should not use alcohol include: Those in recovery from addiction, Pregnant women, those taking medications with which alcohol could interfere, Anyone planning to drive a vehicle after having alcohol, and
Underage youth.
Older people, even those in good health, cannot physically process alcohol the same way younger bodies do.
Hangovers can be unpleasant, but this is not necessarily a learning experience for drinkers because alcohol dependency is a chronic disease
Mental and emotional disorders can occur because of alcohol abuse:
Cognition problems
Moodiness
Anxiety
Depression
Insomnia or other sleep disorders
Uncontrolled anger.
Meth is known as: Ice
Speed
Tweak
Stove-top
Caulk
Crystal
Glass
Crank
Yaba
Trash
Fire
Yellow Bam
Rock
Signs of usage:
Erratic behavior
Increased energy
Problems with oral hygiene (rotting teeth and receding gums)
Open sores, especially on face
Psychosis
Emaciated appearance (weight loss)
Effects of usage:
An extreme rush or high
Increased physical activity
No need for sleep
Decreased appetite
Rapid respiration
Rapid heart rate
Chronic meth abuse actually changes how the brain functions. SPECT brain image scanning has shown alterations in the activity of the dopamine system that can reduce motor skills and impair verbal learning.
Emotion and memory can also be affected.
The use of steroids is illegal, and longtime use is dangerous both physically and mentally and may have serious legal repercussions.
Studies say people that have had alcohol before 15 years of age are more likely to become an alcoholic.
Alcohol is the number one drug of choice and often is combined with other drugs.
People that should not use alcohol include: Those in recovery from addiction, Pregnant women, those taking medications with which alcohol could interfere, Anyone planning to drive a vehicle after having alcohol, and
Underage youth.
Older people, even those in good health, cannot physically process alcohol the same way younger bodies do.
Hangovers can be unpleasant, but this is not necessarily a learning experience for drinkers because alcohol dependency is a chronic disease
Mental and emotional disorders can occur because of alcohol abuse:
Cognition problems
Moodiness
Anxiety
Depression
Insomnia or other sleep disorders
Uncontrolled anger.
Meth is known as: Ice
Speed
Tweak
Stove-top
Caulk
Crystal
Glass
Crank
Yaba
Trash
Fire
Yellow Bam
Rock
Signs of usage:
Erratic behavior
Increased energy
Problems with oral hygiene (rotting teeth and receding gums)
Open sores, especially on face
Psychosis
Emaciated appearance (weight loss)
Effects of usage:
An extreme rush or high
Increased physical activity
No need for sleep
Decreased appetite
Rapid respiration
Rapid heart rate
Chronic meth abuse actually changes how the brain functions. SPECT brain image scanning has shown alterations in the activity of the dopamine system that can reduce motor skills and impair verbal learning.
Emotion and memory can also be affected.
The use of steroids is illegal, and longtime use is dangerous both physically and mentally and may have serious legal repercussions.