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A hallucinogen is a drug that distorts perception, thought, and mood. Halluciogen overload the brain with sensory information, causing a distorted sense of reality. Known in the streets as "shrooms". Psilobycin is a chemical found in a certain type of mushroom. They are eaten raw or mixed with food. The effects are unpredictable they can either stimulate or depress the central nervous system. Abusers experience hallucinations in which they may see colorful visions and mistakenly feel they have superhuman powers.

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Club drugs got their name from the fact that they first gained popularity at dance clubs are raves. They are now more widely avaliable, but their use is still often associated with the club scene. One club drug is known as ectosy, also can be call the "love drug". It is a combined stimulant and hallucinogen. The side effects include increased heart rate and blood pressure, blurred vision, muscle tension, severe sweating and chills, nausea, and increased body temperature that can lead to organ failure.

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Marijuana is the leaves, stems, and flowering tops of the hemp plant Cannabis sativa. It is also called "pot," "dope," "weed," or "grass." Marijuana is typically smoked in a pipe or from a "joint" or "blunt," or mixed with food and eaten. This drug is one of the most frequently abused psychoactive drugs. Its main ingredient changes the way information reaches and is acted upon by the brain. Short-term side effects include distroted perceptions, difficulties with thinking and problem solving, loss of motor coordination, increased heart rate, and feeling of anxiety and paranoia. Frequent use of marijuana may permanently affect the brain. Users may damage their short-term memory loss and lose the motivation to perform at school or work. Smoking weed also increases your chances of cancer.

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A stimulant is a drug that speeds up activities of the central nervous system. Stimulants increase heart rate, blood pressure, breathing rate, and alertness. Cocaine is a powerful but short-acting stimulant. The drug is known as Coke and abusers sniff the drug into the nose, smoke it, or inject it directly inot their bloodstream. Some short-term effects are sleep disorders, loss of apetite, increased blood pressure and heart rate. Long-term effects include depression, paranoia, irritability, weight loss, irregular heart beat, seizures, respiratory failure, cardiovascular failure, and liver damage.

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An opiate is any drug made from psychoactive compunds contained in the seeds of poppy plants. Some opiates can also be produced in a laboratory. One example of an opiate would be known as heroin in the streets. It is usually smoked or inhaled through the nose or occasionally injected. Some side effects include nausea. vomiting, decreased alterness, drowsiness, depressed respiration. Some long-term effects are constipation, and infections associated with injecting.

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When people use drugs they often experience different effects. In general the chemicals in most drugs effect the way people's brains ability to process these chemicals such as dopamine and serotonin. These chemicals are critical to normal experiences of mood, emotion, and pain. After someone takes the drug their body is at first confused and cells release extra dopamine, causing a stronger signal and giving them that "high" feeling after a hit.