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Marijuana(大麻毒品)is the most widely used illegal drug in the world because of its low price. It is often called a gateway drug because frequent use can lead to the use of stronger drugs. Amphetamines(苯丙胺,冰毒) are stimulants that accelerate functions in the brain and body. Swallowed ...
How Does Adderall Work? Adderall (as with all amphetamines) works by initiating the acute stress response (“fight or flight” response).The central nervous system prepares the body for physical action by creating physiological changes as if it were stressed or under threat. These changes include...
Risk factors for developing a mental disorder in addicts vary depending on the type of drug used and how long it has been abused. Stimulants such as cocaine and amphetamines can increase the risk of paranoia, mania, and psychosis due to their effects on dopamine levels in the brain. Depress...
Dexamfetamine and lisdexamfetamine are amphetamines.Lisdexamfetamineis inactive when it's taken and actually changes into active dexamfetamine in the red blood cells. This is what's known as a "prodrug". So how do they work for ADHD?
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I have detoxed on three things in my short life: amphetamines (legal), Methadone (legal), and Oxycodone (legal). The most difficult was Methadone and it was done with the support of my pain management doctor(s), despite the fact that they didn’t want me to get off of the narcotics...
Caffeine, of course. Caffeine istrimethylxanthine(C8H10N4O2). It's an addictivestimulant drugthat operates in thebrainthe same wayamphetamines,cocaineandheroindo (although caffeine is much milder than those drugs). Caffeine occurs naturally in a number of plants, including coffee beans. Your ...
Stress on the body Drugs like cocaine and amphetamines put the cardiovascular system under strain, leading to a rebound effect as the body attempts to recover. Underlying mental health conditions Anxiety or depression may intensify during a comedown.How...
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