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Inhalants are chemicals found in ordinary household or workplace products that people inhale on purpose to get “high.”

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Spice is a mix of herbs and mind altering chemicals that affect your brain greatly. Some people refer to it as fake weed because it is man made and has chemicals sprayed onto the plant, making it have dramatically different effects compared to marijuana.

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The drug  Steroid is a large compound androgenic steroids, juice, and roids.  Some people use steroid pills, gels, creams, or injections because they think steroids can improve their sports performance or the way they look.

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Spice can affect your brain in many ways. One way is it can give you extreme anxiety. It can also give you paranoia, feeling like someone is out to get you. Finally you can start getting hallucinations. People have also reported a mild change in perception.

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Marijuana is the dried leaves and flowers of the Cannabis sativa or Cannabis indica plant.

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Tobacco Question 5 What are the consequences of using this drug?

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Tobacco Question 5 What are the consequences of using this drug?

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Lung diseases caused by smoking include COPD, which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. Cigarette smoking causes most cases of lung cancer. If you have asthma, tobacco smoke can trigger an attack or make an attack worse.

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Tobacco Question 4 Is this drug addictive? Physical or psychological ?

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Tobacco Question 4 Is this drug addictive? Physical or psychological ?

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Yes Most of people using tobacco all time because they are addicted Nicotine is the main addictive chemical in tobacco. It causes a rush of adrenaline when absorbed in the bloodstream or inhaled via cigarette smoke. ... Like any other drug, use of tobacco over time can cause a physical and psychological addiction

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Decision making, concentration, and memory can be affected for days after use, especially in regular users.² If marijuana is consumed in foods or beverages, the effects of THC appear later—usually in 30 minutes to 1 hour—and may last for many hours.

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Question 3: What Does Spice Do To Your Body?

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Question 3: What Does Spice Do To Your Body?

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The effects that spice has on the body is very negative. Over the recent years spice more relevant and dangerous. It can make you
anxious
throw up
confused
violent
Spice can raise blood pressure and cause less blood to reach your heart which in some cases can induce cardiac arrest.

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when steroids is misused then it could affect a part of the brain which is called limbic. Limbic is a part that controls the mood or behavior when it is misused then it can lead to a very aggressive behavior or a very extreme mood swing which can get out of control

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Is spice addictive? Physical or psychological?

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Is spice addictive? Physical or psychological?

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Spice can be very addictive. It will cause withdrawal if you try to quit. Spice is a physical drug, meaning that it has something in it that makes you want it more and more.

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The effects on the body due to use of Steroids is, high blood pressure, changes in blood cholesterol (increases in “bad” cholesterol or LDL, decreases in “good” cholesterol or HDL), enlarged heart, heart attack or stroke, liver disease, kidney problems to failure, and severe acne.

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Alcohol is created when grams, fruits, or vegetables are fermented.

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Regular use of inhalants can cause serious harm to vital organs and systems besides the brain. Inhalants can cause:

heart damage

liver failure

muscle weakness

aplastic anemia—the body produces fewer blood cells

nerve damage, which can lead to chronic pain

Damage to these organs is not reversible even when the person stops abusing inhalants.

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Tobacco Question 2 What are the effects on the brain?

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Tobacco Question 2 What are the effects on the brain?

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Tobacco contains nicotine, the ingredient that can lead to addiction. Nicotine acts in the brain by stimulating the adrenal glands to release the hormone epinephrine (adrenaline) and by increasing levels of the chemical messenger dopamine. Tobacco smoking can lead to lung cancer, chronic bronchitis, and emphysema.

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Question 2, How Does It Affect the Body?

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Question 2, How Does It Affect the Body?

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Alcohol actually blocks some of the messages trying to get to the brain. This alters a person's perceptions, emotions, movement, vision, and hearing. alcohol can help a person feel more relaxed or less anxious.

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Tobacco Question 1 What is the drug you are discussing ?Name it . Describe it 

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Tobacco Question 1 What is the drug you are discussing ?Name it . Describe it 

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The drug I am discusing is Tobcco there is a lot of types of tobacco like E - Cigarettes, Smoking etc

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a person’s heart rate speeds up, the bronchial passages (the pipes that let air in and out of your lungs) relax and become enlarged, and blood vessels in the eyes expand, making the eyes look red. While these and other effects seem harmless, they can take a toll on the body.

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When people use steroids to much they are in overdose it can lead to death but it is rare things can happen would be a heart attack and strokes why, it is because there is fat that is building up the arteries so the blood can barely go through. HIV is that people who inject a drug in them that can spread infection depression and it can lead to cancer.

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Tobacco Question 3 What are the effects on the Body?

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Tobacco Question 3 What are the effects on the Body?

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Smokers have trouble breathing because smoking damages the lungs. If you have asthma, you can have more frequent and more serious attacks. Smoking causes a lot of coughing with phlegm (mucous). Tobacco can cause emphysema (lung disease) and lung cancer.

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Cocaine is an addictive stimulant drug made from the leaves of the coca plant native to South America. Cocaine comes in two forms. The forms are a powder, or a rock. 'Crack' comes from the sound it makes when the rock is heated.

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On average, the life expectancy of a smoker is 10 years less than a non smoker... Cigarette smoke contains more than 7,000 chemicals 70 of which are known to cause cancer

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Some consequences of using Steroids are, loss of athletic career, some users of Steroids can become more aggressive or combative.

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Experimentation with alcohol during the teen years is common. Some reasons that teens use alcohol and other drugs are:

curiosity

to feel good, reduce stress, and relax

to fit in

to feel older

From a very young age, kids see advertising messages showing beautiful people enjoying life — and alcohol. And because many parents and other adults use alcohol socially — having beer or wine with dinner, for example — alcohol seems harmless to many teens.

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What are the consequences of using this drug? 

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What are the consequences of using this drug? 

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Inhalant use can cause damage to the heart, kidneys, brain, liver, bone marrow and other organs. Inhalants starve the body of oxygen and force the heart to beat irregularly and more rapidly. Users can experience nausea and nosebleeds and lose their sense of hearing or smell.

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Drugs affect the signaling process. There are many ingredients,, but dopamine is the main one that makes people feel good when they do something they enjoy. Normally, dopamine gets thrown out back into the cell that released it, then shutting off the signal. Stimulants like cocaine prevent the dopamine from being recycled, causing a buildup of the drug in the brain. It is this flood of dopamine that causes cocaine’s high. The drug can cause a feeling of intense pleasure and increase of happiness.

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how much teens has used steroids? teens that are in 8th grade have a lifetime of 1.10. 10th graders lifetime of steroids is 1.20 and 12th graders lifetime is around 1.60 so people or teens that are around 8th grade to 12th grade use steroids

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Some consequences for using marijuana are:
shaking
unease
anxiety
paranoia
hallucinations
High THC levels
trouble thinking
problem solving
increased appetite
etc.

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The surge of dopamine in the brain affects the body in a variety of ways, such as constricted blood vessels and dilated pupils, higher body temperature, higher blood pressure and faster heartbeat, feeling sick to the stomach, restlessness, decreased appetite, a loss of weight, and inability to sleep.

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©Shutterstock/Africa Studio

Also known as: Candy, Dex, Drank, Lean, Robo, Robotripping, Skittles, Triple C, Tussin, and Velvet

Millions of Americans take cough and cold medicines each year to help with symptoms of colds, and when taken as instructed, these medicines can be safe and effective. However, several cough and cold medicines contain ingredients that are psychoactive (mind-altering) when taken in higher-than-recommended dosages, and some people misuse them. These products also contain other ingredients that can add to the risks. Many of these medicines are bought “over the counter” (OTC), meaning you do not need a prescription to have them.

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Question 5: What are the Consequences Of Using This Drug?

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Question 5: What are the Consequences Of Using This Drug?

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It can cause you to get addicted and one you are addicted it had to get away from. Once you try to get away from it your body goes through withdrawal. The consequences of using spice are things like:
Depression
Anxiety
Headaches
Irritability.
You could even die because your body can only handle so much of something before it shuts down.

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What are other facts about spice? In the past year, 1.6% 8th graders use spice. 2.9% of 9th graders use spice, and about 3.5% of 10th graders use spice. You can also die from spice. Spice also has many names. The names are :Black Mamba, Bliss, Bombay Blue, Fake Weed, Genie, K2, Moon Rocks, Skunk, Yucatan Fire, and Zohai.

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loss of coordination

numbness

feeling sick to the stomach

increased blood pressure

faster heart beat

in rare instances, lack of oxygen to the brain, creating lasting brain damage, when DXM is taken with decongestants

Promethazine-codeine cough syrup misuse can cause:

slowed heart rate

slowed breathing (high doses can lead to overdose and death)

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It isn’t common, but addiction can happen. Some people, particularly those who use inhalants a lot and for a long time, report a strong need to continue using inhalants. Using inhalants over and over again can cause mild withdrawl when stopped.

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Teens are more likely to use marijuana than smoking cigars

The number of teens vaping marijuana (and nicotine) has increased last year

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- The lungs absorb inhaled chemicals into the bloodstream very quickly, sending them throughout the brain and body.
Short term:
- The high usually lasts only a few minutes, causing people to continue the high by inhaling repeatedly, which is very dangerous. Repeated use in one session can cause a person to lose consciousness and possibly even die.

Long term:
- Some chemicals leave the body quickly, but others stay for a long time and get absorbed by fatty tissues in the brain and central nervous system. Over the long term, the chemicals can cause serious problems:

Damage to nerve fibers. Long-term inhalant use can break down the protective sheath around certain nerve fibers in the brain and elsewhere in the body. This hurts the ability of nerve cells to send messages, which can cause muscle spasms and tremors or even permanent trouble with basic actions like walking, bending, and talking.

Damage to brain cells. Inhalants also can damage brain cells by preventing them from getting enough oxygen. If the cerebral cortex is damaged, it will affect a person's ability to solve complex problems and plan ahead. And, if the cerebellum is affected, it can cause a person to move slowly or be clumsy.

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44% of Americans over the age of 12 have use marijuana

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Inhalants are often among the first drugs that young adolescents use. In fact, they are one of the few classes of drugs that are used more by younger adolescents than older ones. Inhalant use can become chronic and continue into adulthood.

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People who use inhalants breathe in the fumes through their nose or mouth, usually by “sniffing,” “snorting,” “bagging,” or “huffing.” Although it's not very common, repeated use of inhalants can lead to addiction, a form of substance use disorder (SUD). An SUD develops when continued use of the drug causes issues, such as health problems and failure to meet responsibilities at work, school, or home. An SUD can range from mild to severe, the most severe form being addiction.

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When cough and cold medicines are taken as directed, they safely treat symptoms caused by colds and flu. But when taken in higher quantities or when such symptoms aren’t present, they may affect the brain in ways very similar to illegal drugs, and can even lead to addiction.

DXM acts on the same brain cell receptors as drugs like ketamine or PCP. A single high dose of DXM can cause hallucinations (imagined experiences that seem real). Ketamine and PCP are called "dissociative" drugs, which means they make you feel separated from your body or your environment, and they twist the way you think or feel about something or someone.

Codeine attaches to the same cell receptors as opioids like heroin. High doses of promethazine-codeine cough syrup can produce euphoria similar to that produced by other opioid drugs. Also, both codeine and promethazine depress activities in the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord), which produces calming effects.

Both codeine and DXM cause an increase in the amount of dopamine in the brain’s reward pathway. Extra amounts of dopamine increase the feeling of pleasure and at the same time cause important messages to get lost, causing a range of effects from lack of motivation to serious health problems. Repeatedly seeking to experience that feeling can lead to addiction.

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Some people find it helps to say no without giving an explanation, others think offering their reasons works better ("I'm not into drinking," "I have a game tomorrow," or "my uncle died from drinking," for example).

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Although it´s illegal to buy alcohol in the united states until the age of 21, most teens can get access to it. it´s there fore up to make a decision about drinking. in addition to the possibility of be coming addicted, there are some downsides to drinking

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Can You Overdose Or Die if You Use Cocaine?

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Can You Overdose Or Die if You Use Cocaine?

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Yes, why? Because cocaine can be harmful and dangerous when taken in large doses or when mixed with other drugs or alcohol. Cocaine-related deaths often happen because the heart stops, then breathing stops. Using cocaine and drinking alcohol or using other drugs increases these risks, including the dangers of overdose. For example, combining cocaine and heroin puts a person at higher risk of death from an overdose. In rare instances, sudden death can occur on the first use of cocaine or soon after.

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Marijuana can be addictive. It can cause mild withdrawl.
It can cause

irritability

sleeplessness

lack of appetite, which can lead to weight loss

anxiety

drug cravings

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It can cause snorting, hoarse voice, loss of the sense of smell, nosebleeds, and a constant runny nose.

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For eighth grade, over a life time 1.40 is used. For tenth graders,  2.60. For twelfth graders, 3.90.

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Question 6 What If I'm Concerned About Someone Else's Drinking?

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Question 6 What If I'm Concerned About Someone Else's Drinking?

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Sometimes people live in homes where a parent or other family member drinks too much. This may make you angry, scared, and depressed. Many people can't control their drinking without help. This doesn't mean that they love or care about you any less. Alcoholism is an illness that needs to be treated just like other illnesses.

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If you can't approach your parents, talk to your doctor, school counselor, clergy member, aunt, or uncle.

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several cough and cold medicines contain ingredients that are psychoactive, So if you take this medicine it can do some damage to your brain.