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https://www.webmd.com/connect-to-care/addiction-treatment-recovery/methamphetamine/how-meth-use-affects-the-body

https://thevillatreatmentcenter.com/how-much-meth-does-it-take-to-overdose/

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https://www.michaelshouse.com/crystal-meth-addiction/surprising-facts/

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_status_of_methamphetamine

https://www.google.com/amp/s/psmag.com/.amp/social-justice/the-many-surprising-health-benefits-of-meth

http://www.forensicsciencesimplified.org/drugs/principles.html

https://www.projectknow.com/overdose/methamphetamine/

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(all graphs are recorded for days it can be found in your system)

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1: The drug fools the body into thinking it has way more energy than it does and this causes someone to be able to party for 3 days straight.

2: Meth is fairly easy to make and the rise of meth throughout the United States is due to the cheap and dangerous production of it.

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Most of the time they use GC-MS (Gas Chromatograph-Mass Spectometry) techniques along with infrared spectroscopy to separate the compounds in whatever they are testing to find the chemical within the material.

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Meth is never recommended for anyone because it can cause serious addiction and ruin your life, but it does have slight health upsides. Like I stated earlier meth can help treat narcolepsy, ADHD, and obesity. It can be used to help, but it is pretty risky.

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There is no cure for an overdose or antidote, but it is obviously treated by first responders. The medical professionals would try to restore blood flow to the affected part of the brain, restoring blood flow to the heart, and treating organ problems. A way to help revert the brain damage would be a long period of staying sober.

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Hair: This is arguably the best way to check for drug use. it will retain at least a little bit of the drug for up to 90 days. It is very hard to hide it with your hair.

Saliva: This way of testing is becoming a lot more popular along with the the other ways. Normally saliva will be positive for one to two days after use. Studies have shown that it can be found in saliva for up to 4 days.

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Meth will always show up immediately in any sort of drug test way. (Blood, Urine, Hair, saliva, etc.) The only difference is the time frame.

Blood: Blood can test positive for meth up to 72 hours after normal use. The people that use a lot of meth can cause the drug to stay in the blood for up to 10 whole days.

Urine: Kidneys flush the meth out of your system so there will be a good amount in a urine sample. Most of the time if you take a drug test it will be positive up to 3-5 days after use.

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Symptoms of taking Meth at a low toxicity level: Doctors sometimes prescribe very low amounts of meth to help narcolepsy, ADHD, and obesity. You can also experience normal symptoms like being very energetic and increased physical activity.

Symptoms of taking Meth at a poisonous level: Most of the time this just results in overdose and the person ending up in the hospital. Some of the symptoms that persist are: hyperactivity, loss of appetite, hallucinations, hyperthermia, and Ataxia (balance and coordination out of the window)

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How much can you ingest before it is deadly: It mainly depends on the weight of a person. there is no specific number for an overdose. There was a case I found where someone overdosed on 2.3 grams of meth injected into his body.

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Meth causes a large amount of dopamine to release. This targets mainly the dopamine receptors in the brain and alters them so that there is much more released. A person then gets a very large amount of energy, motivation, alertness, and hyper-focused attention during the high period. After the high wears off the person is left very depressed and wanting to feel the way they felt when they were high.

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Heart: Cardiac diseases happen at a much higher intensity due to meth. Meth can raise blood pressure, constrict blood vessels, speed up heart rate, and cause heart muscle collapse. It is a bad deal all around for your heart and meth.
Kidneys: If meth is used a lot it can lead to kidney damage. The body struggles to break down the toxins in meth that causes the kidneys to be weaker which can in turn lead to damage.

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Scientific name: Methamphetamine (IUPAC ID: N-methyl-1-phenylpropan-2-amine)
Common names: Speed, Crank, Crystal Meth, Ice, etc.
Meth is in the stimulant category.
Meth is also illegal and the only way to obtain it legally is by government authorization. (it is illegal because it is very addictive and can destroy a person's life very quickly)