by L Ford 5 years ago
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Tremors
Numbness
Sweatiness
Dryness of mouth
Weakness
Loss of appetite
Mood instability
Increased blood pressure
Memory loss
Bi-polar disorder
Psychosis
Illegal (Unless...)
Legal in Brazil, Jamaica, The Netherlands, Bulgaria, and Samoa
Serotonin-like
Psilocybin/ Psilocin
DMT
Catecholamine-like
MDMA (Ecstacy)
Mescaline
Anticholinergic
Schopalamine
'Shrooms
Peyote
"Tea"
PCP
LSD
Synthetics
Hypodermic needle
Pills
Overdose
Unconsciousness
Constipation
Shortened breath
Drowsiness
Decreased hormone production
Weakened immune system
Central Nervous System damage
Respiratory damage
Addiction/ dependence
Bradycardia
Heart failure
Hypotension
Gastrointestinal damage
Adderall
Ambien
Valium
Xanax
Fentanyl
Methadone
Hydromorphone
Oxycodone
Codeine
Morphine
Hearing loss
Muscle weakness
Heart failure
Bone-marrow loss
Addictive
Organ damage
Nosebleed
Apathy
Poor judgment
Dizziness
Lack of coordination
Slurred speach
Increase heart rate
By a licensed practitioner
Because the doctor said so
Not officially considered a controlled substance
However, 38 states have restrict the sales of inhalable products to minors
Toxic fumes
Nitrites
Aerosols
Gases
Solvents
Anesthetic
Get "high"
Paint
Cooking
Hair
Laughing
Propane
Butane
Deodorizer
Chemical cleaner
Food
Gasoline
Marker ink
Paint thinner
Glue
Swallow
Inject
Snort
Increased violence/ criminal activity
Hallucinations
Paranoia
Tooth decay
Decreased mental agility
Brain cell damage
Seizures
Increased exposure to HIV
Hypothermia
Anxiety
Federally legal with prescription
Treatment of narcolepsy
Treatment of ADHD
Ritalin
Desoxyn
Dextromethamphetamine hydrochloride
Treatment of obesity
Vape Pen
E-Cigarette
Chewing Tobacco
Snuff Tobacco
Pipe
Hookah
Cigar
Cigarette
Yet undocumented consequences
Unregulated chemicals
Increased use among minors
Lowered immune system
Reduced sense of smell
Decreased lung function
Mood swings
Increased heart rate
Shortness of breath
Lowered immune system
Decreased brain function
Various forms of cancer
Skin damage
Lung damage
Staining/ loss of teeth
Socially
"Caffeine steals from tomorrow to give energy to today."
Decreased dexterity
Increase anxiety
Crash ("Jolt Effect")
Dehydration
Diarrhea
Unknown effects on pregnant women/ developing baby
Insomnia
May impact brain elasticity
Withdrawal symptoms
Nausea
Irritability
Headache
Addiction
Increase blood pressure
Blocks calcium absorption
Habitually
See "Forms"
Butlbital
Acetaminophen
Midol
Energy Drink
Soda
Tea
Coffee
Patches
Lotion
Spreads/ Syrups
Gummies
Baked Goods
Vaporize
Joint/ Blunt
Bong/ Pipe
Damage to internal organ
Failure
Cancers
Diseases
Potential for addiction
Decline in IQ/ memory/brain gray matter
Risk of stroke
Sustain a poor odor
Impaired judgment
Red eyes
Increased/ irregular heart-rate
Severe anxiety
Low reaction time/ poor coordination
None
Euphoria
Recreationally legal
11 states
Medically legal
33 states
Illegal
Relieve stress/ get "high"
Ease the pain of ailments
Cancer
Epilepsy
Alzheimer's
"Hangover"
Vomiting
Vision blurriness
Alcohol poisoning
Risk of harm to self/ others due to driving under the influence
Depression
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Increased crime/ violence due to drunkenness
Decreased satisfaction in life
High blood-pressure
Better pick-up lines
Better dance moves
Slows chemical reactions in brain pathways
Pancreas
Liver
Legal in most other countries at age 18
Illegal in 12 countries
However, illegal to drink while driving/ to have a blood-alcohol content of 0.8% or higher
Presently legal for persons of age 21+ anyone
Illegal 1920-1933
Abuse
Socialize
Grieve
Celebrate
Pre-1900s (Not current)
Hard Liquor
Beer/ Cider
Wine
