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GHeightened energy, alertness and restlessness.

Insomnia.

Extreme mood changes: feelings of exhilaration, irritability, depression, aggression.

Talkativeness or fast speech.

Nasal congestion.

Enlarged pupils.

Increased heart rate.

Persistently diminished appetite, weight loss.

The high lasts for 30mins

Can make you feel more alert, confident and sociable

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Cocaine
Crystal meth
Ecstasy (MDMA)
Heroin
LSD
Magic Mushrooms

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Class A drugs
If found guilty by a court of law of possessing Class A drugs you could go to prison for up to seven years and fined. If you sell Class A drugs you could receive a life imprisonment.

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Amphetamines
Cannabis
Meow meow
Skunk weed

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Normally sniffed or snorted it can affect the nasal membrane
Highly highly addictive
Class A drug
Can cause heart problems, convulsions or a heart attack

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Class C drugs
Drugs in this category include, tranquillisers, valium and anabolic steroids.

It is illegal to have, give away or deal in Class C drugs.

Maximum penalties for possession are two years in jail plus an unlimited fine.

Dealing or supplying could get you 14 years in jail plus an unlimited fine.

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The are 3 classes of drugs and they all have different consequences

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Class B drugs
These include amphetamines, such as speed and barbiturates, and cannabis. People found guilty of possessing a Class B drug could go to jail for up to five years and be fined. Those caught and found guilty of trafficking a Class B drug can be sent to prison for up to 14 years. Some people think having cannabis is less serious than other drugs, but if you're caught with cannabis the police will always take action.