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    lettuce, weed, reefer, cannabis, marijuana, ever heard of it? Reefer is a hallucinogen that makes you feel high. You can tell someone has smoked reefer if they have bloodshot eyes, a fast heart rate, drowsiness, and lack of coordination. It is a harmless drug, and it needs to be more available to the general population. The problem people run into when smoking reefer is not being able to have it or get it. Even though weed is illegal people think it is common, but it is harder to get than…

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    Legalize Marijuana Marijuana is the most used illicit psychoactive drug ” (Cerda, Wall, Keyes, Galea, & Hasin, 2012. pg.1). For some, the states that have already legalized marijuana, the use of marijuana has gone up. However, for the others the increase correlates with it being legal and makes sense. The opponents of legalization will point to these statistics as prove it should not be legalized but for individuals who want to consume cannabis instead of alcohol should have the…

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    Hi All, Legal highs can be defined as chemicals which are not controlled by the Misuse of Drug Act, 1971, not licensed to be used legally such as alcohol and tobacco. They are often labelled and sold as “bath salts” or “plant food” and to evade drug abuse legislation; these substances are labelled as “not for human consumption” (Posser & Nelson, 2012). These chemicals alter the normal functioning of the brain; producing changes in our experience and behaviour. Majority of usage leans towards…

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    Reflection About Drugs

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    Drugs have always been seen as a taboo subject, but I do not count many things as taboo to talk about. I have always been interested in learning or talking about “taboo” topics such as feminism, sexism, abortion, racism, sex, religion, politics, and, of course, drugs. I love learning about other people’s perspectives on these issues. Not only does it make for good conversation, but it enhances my knowledge in ways I could not have done myself. Because of this, I wanted to choose a liberal…

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    Salvia Essay

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    plant that can be found in Mexico and is a hallucinogenic drug, this means it can make people see things and hear things that might not be real. This type of drug can cause headaches, throat and lung irritation but the main harm comes from the person while they believe the hallucinations are real. Nitrogen oxide is also known as laughing gas, its can make people feel relaxed and calm as it is a depressant drug. There are bad effects to this drug however, if you take it without getting enough…

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    Drugs In Schools

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    DRUGS IN SCHOOLS We hear about drugs, everywhere, through literature, media, journalism, but also in justice (the laws, penalties), and in the social (with its adverse effects, number of consumers affected, community, etc.), the scientific community (with plantations, new drugs, etc.) and finally with the history and geography (main country of production, origin, etc.). Many people are concerned with the drugs use, especially "Drug use by young people is an important reality that does not spare…

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    include: bladder pain, bloody or cloudy urine, difficult, burning, or painful urination, fast, pounding, or irregular heartbeat or pulse, frequent urge to urinate, and lower back or side pain. From the perspective psychological side effects of this drug is typically either hallucinations, abnormal behavior, or confusion. On the other hand, side effects of methamphetamine include: blurred vision, chest discomfort or pain, dark-colored urine, difficulty…

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    Did you know that marijuana is the most commonly illegal drug used as of today? There has been a controversial argument over wether marijuana should be legalized or not. This particular issue that I’m about to expand on will specifically falls under the topic of individual conscience versus the authority of the law. In this specific case I believe that the authority of the law should prevail over the individual conscience of people in other words marijuana should be illegal in my opinion due to…

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    It is believed that when the user is surrounded by good friends, in a nice soothing environment, with positive past experiences with drugs the person is assured a positive “trip.” However, when these standards are not met or the acid affects them negatively, the LSD addict enters what is like a living hell, or a “bad trip,” which cannot be stopped. During these experiences, the LSD fanatic…

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    Have you or any of you’re friends ever done or been exposed to cocaine? Let me tell you a few reasons as to why you shouldn't fall into peer pressure when it comes to drugs. Cocaine is a powerfully addictive drug made from the leaves of a coca plant in South America. People can use cocaine by snorting the powder through the nose, or rub it into their gums. Other dissolve it into water and inject it into blood stream. You can also inject a combination of cocaine and heroin, into the bloodstream…

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