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Can your drug cause  and lifestyle diseases?

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Can your drug cause  and lifestyle diseases?

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The Drug Inhalants can  cause Diseases such as

Lung diseases caused by smoking or sniffing inhalants. Inhalant abusers risk an array of other devastating medical consequences. The highly concentrated chemicals in solvents or aerosol sprays can induce irregular and rapid heart rhythms and lead to fatal heart failure within minutes of a session of prolonged sniffing. This syndrome, known as "sudden sniffing death," can result from a single session of inhalant use by an otherwise healthy young person. Sudden sniffing death is associated particularly with the abuse of butane, propane, and chemicals in aerosols

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http://www.mediainternational.com/inside_dope.htm Kids no longer just sniff glue; they try everything from bug spray to household cleaners, and it is the second biggest method of getting high for teenagers. Wade was six days away from his 13th birthday and it was just before Christmas when he decided to do some "Glading" with his older brother.

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The Truth About Drugs Documentary: Inhalants

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The Truth About Drugs Documentary: Inhalants

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Faculty for Comparative Study of Religions Addie Richburg

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International Coalition for Religious Freedom Prof.

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Who Commits More Healthcare Fraud and Abuse

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Truth About Drugs Documentary: Inhalants

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The Truth About Drugs documentary is the cornerstone of the Foundation for a Drug-Free World Campaign, sponsored by the Church of Scientology. This documentary is the real story of what drugs are and what they do to one's body and mind-told by people who've been there, done them and survived to tell about it.

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I don’t recommend anyone to ever use inhalants they seem like a very dangerous drug.

I think inhalants are a drug everyone should know about because we as students or even parents can have

Things all over the house that can be used as inhalants and parents should be aware of all this and get to know more about them so they can be more informed, so they can prevent  their kids from using them.

Also because when you do use inhalants they can lead you to death.

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Write down 10 facts that people should know about this drug 

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Write down 10 facts that people should know about this drug 

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Inhalants are also known as "laughing gas".

People often don’t realize that inhaling their fumes, even just  once, can be very harmful to the brain and body can lead to death.

The chemicals found in these products can change the way the brain works and cause  other problems in the body.

Inhalants are often among the first drugs that young adolescents use. In fact, they are one of the few classes of drugs  that are more by younger adolescent's than older ones.

Inhalants can become chronic and continue into adulthood

Research in animal models shows that toluene can affect  he brain in a way that is similar to other drugs of use .

Over 2.1  million kids, ages 12-17, have used inhalants to get high

The high usually lasts only a  few minutes,  causing people to continue the high by inhaling repeatedly, which is very dangerous

Because inhalant abuse deaths are often attributed to other causes, no one will know for certain how many  lives are taken by inhalants abuse

Many youngsters say they  began sniffing in grade school. In fact, abuse of inhalants often begins at age  10 or 11, although children as young as six have been known to experiment with inhalants

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Where can someone go for help to stop using this drug?

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Where can someone go for help to stop using this drug?

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Treatment for inhalants abuse or addiction may include the following therapies techniques:

Individual therapy

Group therapy

Family therapy

12 step education

Relapse prevention instruction

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

Biofeedback and Neurofeedback

Recreation Therapy

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What are Short Term and  Long Term Effects of your drug? Can the use of the drug be fatal?

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What are Short Term and  Long Term Effects of your drug? Can the use of the drug be fatal?

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Yes, inhalants can be fatal.  Like most street drugs, inhalants can be deadly. Someone can  die from abusing inhalants after doing it  only once… Sudden sniffing death syndrome (SSDS) This is the most common cause of death from inhalant use. The inhalant can cause irregular heartbeats and cardiac arrest when the heart suddenly stops.
Short Term Effects:

Slurred speech

Drunk, dizzy or dazed appearance

Inability to coordinate movement

Hostility

Unconsciousness

Rashes around the nose and mouth

Long Term Effects:

Muscle weakness

Disorientation

Lack of coordination

Depression

Serious and sometimes irreversible damage to the  heart, liver, kidneys, lungs and brain

Hearing loss

Boone marrow damage

Death from heart failure or asphyxiation (loss of oxygen)

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The chemicals abused by inhalants users affect different parts of the brain, producing a variety of sensory and psychological disorders. Inhalants can cause… the chemical abused by inhalant user affect different parts of the brain, producing a variety of sensory and psychological disorders. Many inhalants are thought  to dissolve the  protective myelin sheath that surrounds neurons, brain cells - resulting cell death

impaired thinking and memory

Seizures

Physical addiction

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What is the  Percentage of Teens  that Use it an why? What is the USA percentage? Word Wide?

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What is the  Percentage of Teens  that Use it an why? What is the USA percentage? Word Wide?

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More than 22.9 million Americans have experimented with inhalants. Over 2.6 million children aged 12-17 use an inhalant each year to get high. 59% of children are aware of friends hugging at the age 12. A little over 2% of 24.6 million individual aged 12 or older were currents user of inhalants in 2013.

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How is this Drug Consumed? What are the  ingredients used to make this drug?

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How is this Drug Consumed? What are the  ingredients used to make this drug?

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The way the drug "inhalant" is consumed is by spraying  aerosols directly into the nose or mouth. Sniffing or inhaling fumes from substances sprayed or placed into a plastic or paper bag ("bagging") ("huffing") from an inhalant soaked rag in the mouth. Inhaling from balloons filled with nitrogen oxide.

Active ingredients vary, but most common ones are nitrous oxide, amyl nitrite, butyl nitrite, chlorohyrocarbons (aerosol spray) and hydrocarbon (solvents). The main active ingredient in inhalants are household products that can be misused as inhalants. Active ingredients vary, but most common ones are nitrous oxide, amyl nitrite, butyl nitrite, chlorohydrocarbons (aerosol spray) and hydrocarbon (solvents).

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I picked "Inhalant" because it seems like an interesting type of drug to learn about and because  I would like to  know more about how teens our age abuse it and what it kind of side effects does it have.