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Increase heart rate, blood pressure, breathing rate, and alertness.
Drug effects on the brain: Addiction most likely occurs when taken in doses and routes other than those prescribed by a doctor. Also, rapid rise is present on the dopamine in the brain. When stimulants are abused there are side effects when not being able to take the drug such as : fatigue, depression, and disturbed sleep patterns. Therefore someone may keep on taking it so they won't have the after results. Another problem that can hurt your body when taking stimulates is when pills are crushed and injected, they can block small blood vessels, so you have the chance of noting having thorough blood circulation.

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these drugs are stimulants that are prescribed when a student is said to have trouble focusing on study. But in many colleges and even in high school, both prescribing and abuse of these drugs has gotten out of hand
Short-term effects: panic attacks, sleep deprivation, weight loss, nausea, stomach pains, fast heartbeat, vertigo, loss of appetite, anxiety and nervousness, delusions, irregular sleep
Long-term effects: permanent damage to blood vessels of heart and brain, high blood pressure leading to heart attacks, strokes and death, liver, kidney and lung damage, destruction of tissues in nose if sniffed, respiratory (breathing) problems if smoked, infectious diseases and abscesses if injected
Malnutrition, weight loss
Disorientation, and apathy
Methods of Use: pills, ingested, snorted

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Short-term effects: greater enjoyment of dancing,
distortions of perceptions, artificial feelings of empathy and emotional warmth, Euphoria, increased body temperature, blood pressure and heart rate, dehydration, increased energy, lack of appetite, lack of fatigue, jaw clenching and teeth grinding, chills, muscle cramping
Long-term effects: Anxiety, restlessness, irritability, sadness, lack of appetite, less interest in or pleasure from sex, problems sleeping, aggressive behavior, difficulty focusing, poor memory, drug cravings, Paranoia
Methods of Use: Pill, Powder

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comes in small off-white, irregularly shaped rocks.  It is occasionally ingested but this can lead to serious and even fatal digestive problems. Crack cocaine is smoked for an instantaneous high.
Short-term effects: sleep disorders, loss of appetite, increased blood pressure and heart rate
Long-term effects: depression, paranoia, irritability, weight loss, irregular heartbeats, seizures, respiratory failure, cardiovascular failure, liver damage
Methods of Use: tiny spoons or scoops, syringes or small glass pipes that look burnt and are coated with residue. There may be tightly rolled dollar bills or straws used to snort the drugs.

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a prescription drug that is used to  treat weight problems, depression and even nasal congestion, but is now used for narcolepsy.
Short-term effects: Restlessness, rapid speech, blurred vision, dizziness
Long-term effects: Hyperactivity, irritability, irregular heart beat, liver damage, paranoia
Methods of Use: ingested, injected or snorted

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one of the most addictive drugs in the world. It is a very strong stimulant “cooked” using extremely toxic chemicals.
Short-term effects: increased respiration, elevated body temperature, convulsions, stroke
Long-term effects: psychotic behavior, memory loss. aggression, brain damage, heart damage, severe tooth and gum disease, stroke
Methods of Use: smoked, ingested or injected