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-Impaired thinking
-Lower life satisfaction
-Addiction
-Relationship problems
-Antisocial behaviors
-Greater chances of being unemployed

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-Short terms memory issues
-Severe anxiety
-Psychosis
-Panic
-Hallucination
-Lowered reaction time

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There are many ways that the drug is taken. Some people smoke it (called joints) in pipes, water pipes (sometimes called bongs) or in blunts. It is also used to brew tea or it is put into edibles. Additionally, vaporizers are becoming increasingly common.

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-Weed
-Herb
-Pot
-Grass
-Bud
-Ganja
-Mary Jane

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There have been recent studies observing the effects of marijuana (TCH) on animals (rats) before brith, soon after birth, and during adolescence. These rats have shown problems with specific learning and memory tasks later in life. Cognitive impairments in adult rats exposed to THC during adolescence are associated with structural and function changes in the hippocampus. (THC is a cannabinoid, a chemical compound found in the cannabis plant that interacts with receptors in the brain). These studies also show that the marijuana had altered their reward system in the brain which increases the likelihood that the animal will self-administer other drugs. This is why many believe marijuana to be a gateway drug.

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Marijuana refers to the dried leaves, flowers, stems, and seeds from the cannabis plant. The plant contains chemicals, such as TCH, and other similar substances. Extracts can also be made form the cannabis plant.

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-loss of smell
-problems with swallowing
-asthma
-respiratory diseases
-severe bowel decay
-high risk of contracting HIV
-scarring
-collapsed veins

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-extreme happiness and energy
-mental alertness
-hypersensitivity to sight, sound, and touch
-irritability
-paranoia

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There are numerous ways that this drug is used. People can snort the drug, rub it into their gums, inject it into their bloodstream, or smoke cocaine which has been processed to make rock crystal.

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-Blow
-Coke
-Crack
-Rock
-Snow

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When the drug enters the bloodstream and goes to the brain, cocaine increases levels of the natural chemical messenger (dopamine) which is also related to the control of movement and rewards. Normally, dopamine is recycled back into the cell that releases it, shutting off the signal between nerve cells. Cocaine stops this from happening, gradually increasing the space between two nerve cells. This eventually hinders their normal communication abilities. The high amounts of dopamine in the brain causes the reward circuit to become adapt to it and will eventually become less sensitive to dopamine. As a result, people need more and more each time to achieve the same results.

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Cocaine is made from the leaves of the coca plant (native to South America). It is normally used for valid medical purposes, such as local anesthesia. Drug dealers may mix cocaine with other things (such as opioids) to increase their profits. However, this is risky to the consumer, as the people aren't aware of the dangerous additive (which can cause death).

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Ecstasy (MDMA) is a synthetic, psychoactive drug that acts both as a stimulant and as a psychedelic (producing an energizing effect) and distortions in reality. This illicit drug is highly addictive.

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Ecstasy is most commonly consumed in tablet form. The effects start to show within 30 minutes and can last to up to 6 hours. It can also be injected, however, this method is extremely dangerous, as it can block veins, or even cause blood poisoning

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-Molly
-Adam
-Beans
-Candy
-Doves
-Smartees
-Sweets
-Thizz

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-Long-lasting brain damage
-Memory loss
-Kidney failure
-Hemorrhaging
-Psychosis
-Cardiovascular collapse

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-Impaired judgement
-False sense of affection
-Confusion
-Depression
-Sleep problems
-Severe Anxiety

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Ecstasy (MDMA) affects the brain by increasing the activity of three neurotransmitters; serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine. MDMA increases the release of these chemicals and/or blocks their reuptake which results in increased neurotransmitter levels within the brain. Because of the large amounts of chemicals flooding the brain, the drug causes the brain to become dependent on the serotonin. Research has shown that rats who are given moderate to high doses of MDMA, given twice daily for four days, caused them nerve damage (in the cells which stored serotonin). 7 years later, these rodents had significantly less numbers in serotonergic neutrons.

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LSD is so potent that an effective dose is so small that is is not even visible. It is usually diluted with other materials. LSD is most commonly used, however, it can also be sniffed, smoked, or injected.The most common forms are: LSD solution dried onto gelatin sheets, pieces of blotting paper, or sugar cubes.

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Although it is not 100% sure how LSD affects the brain, scientists believe that LSD works similarly to serotonin, which is responsible for regulating mood, appetite, muscle control, sex drive, sleep, and sensory perception. It seems that the drug either inhibits neurotransmission, stimulates it, or both. LSD also alters the way the retinas process the information and send that information to the brain.

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LSD is a mood changing chemical which is made from lysergic acid (found in the ergot fungus that grows on rye and other grains). It is usually produced in crystal form which is then converted into a liquid.

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-Acid
-Trips
Tabs
-Microdots
-Dots
-Lucy

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-increased blood pressure
-dizziness
-sleeplessness
-loss of appetite
-numbness
-weakness
-tremors
-impulsiveness

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-Hallucinogen persisting disorder (HPPD)
-Serotonin syndrome
-Drug-induced psychosis
-Overdose
-Seizures
-Loss of coordination

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-Heart damage
-Arrhythmia
-Low oxygen to the brain (hypoxia)
-Addiction
-Overdose
-Dependence

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-Drowsiness
-Headaches
-Fatigue
-Dizziness
-Difficulty concentrating
-Increased salvation

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Xanax is usually orally taken in three ways, an extended-release tablet, an orally disintegrating tablet (a tablet that dissolves quickly in the mouth), and a concentrated solution (liquid). The drug starts to affect in usually under an hour.

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-Xannies (or Zannies)
-Xanbars
-Handlebars
-Z-bars
-Totem poles
-Blue footballs
-School bus

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When used as it should, xanax is used to treat anxiety and panic disorders. The active ingredient in xanax is alprazolam, which is why the drug is a part of a class of medications called benzodiazepines. It is only meant to be taken for a short period of time (2-4 weeks).

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The drug acts on GABA receptors in the brain by causing the release of the GABA neurotransmitter. Neurotransmitters are naturally occurring chemicals found in the brain to transmit messages. Normally, GABA plays a role in how tired you are and help with you feeling relaxed. When xanax is taken, it increases the brain's GABA activity and creates a feeling of calm (which is why it is used to treat panic disorders). However, when the drug is used when there is not enough GABA in the first place, it can produce the adverse effects. With the presence of xanax, the brain believes that it no longer needs to produce GABA, which will lead to the person making even less naturally than they did before.

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A common club drug

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A hallucinogenic

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A stimulant

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A depressant