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Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Sweating, Problems Sleeping, Mood Changes, Headaches, & Dry Mouth

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Using little rewards to help stay drug-free

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A group made up of people who have similar problems and they hold each other accountable for their actions

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Helps to recognize situations where inhalants are commonly used and how to avoid them

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Drowsiness, Diarrhea, Disorientation, Hallucinations, and/or Coma

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How the drugs work in the body to create a high

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How the drugs work in the body to create a high

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Inhalants are absorbed through the lungs and travel quickly in the blood to the brain.

They act on GABA neurons to create a euphoria.

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