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    cocaine is a “bad” drug. However, there is a lot to be said about cocaine. Cocaine has been in use for a long time and has both benefits and disadvantages. What exactly is cocaine? The molecule for cocaine is C17H21NO4 and it is a very powerful stimulant (What is Cocaine, Drugs.com, 2014). Cocaine works in the brain by blocking chemicals in the brain such as serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine. (Cocaine Use and Its Effects, 2014) Cocaine is extracted from the coca plant.…

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    Meth is one of the most addicting drugs; it is similar to cocaine in that it’s a stimulant. Meth is a national epidemic and affects people from almost every state in the nation and from all socioeconomic levels. Methamphetamine production involves a number of very toxic chemicals that not only harms human health, but also pollutes the environment. According to DrugAbuse.gov, meth is an extremely addictive stimulant drug; it is chemically similar to amphetamine. Meth is a drug that can be…

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    prescribe anti-anxiety to people who may only be experiencing short term anxiety issues due to normal life events. The medicine used has been proven to be lethal and harmful to patients it is not intended for and mixing with other drugs, alcohol, or stimulants can intensify this…

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    Athletes On Pedestals

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    Overall, then, I believe that Moller 's argument is credible, albeit lacking sufficient support. Additionally, he ignores answering the essential question of whether or not sports organizations should modify the rules to legalize the use of illegal stimulants.…

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    anti-coding contain restrictions on the use of PEDs in sports. The anti-doping code that was introduced by the WADA banned drugs containing PEDs such as EPO, human growth hormone, anabolic androgenic steroids, the more powerful anti-inflammatory drugs and stimulants, also including all sorts of non-performance enhancing, illicit drugs like cannabis, ecstasy, and cocaine (Smith, et al…

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    It has been a year since he has been squatting in forsaken structures. This day, he was stupefied from his most recent binge of either a stimulant or depressant lying around, and woke up to rubbish slowly engulfing the ground. It looked the same as it had before, but somehow different like “the ace bandage of anxiety and misery I wore around my chest wasn’t there after 15 years” [1]. Zimmern…

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    SUBSTANCE USE, ABUSE AND DEPENDENCY RESEARCH REPORT BY JESSICA WITTMAN DATE SUBMITTED ENG 4C MRS. CROOKE Table of Contents ABTRACT ……………………………………………………………...1 INTRODUCTION 2 SUBSTANCE AND ABUSE RISKS/ FACTORS 3 DIFFERENT TYPES OF SUBSTANCES 4 SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS 5 TREATMENT, DIAGNOSES AND WHEN TO SEEM MEDICAL CARE 6 WORKS CITED……………………………………………………………7 ABSTRACT The purpose of this research report is to explain and identify the many different…

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    eighties had glamorized cocaine use. The core members of the band, having performed throughout that period, released this song to serve as a deterrent. With the exception of Tommy Shaw, the group has not spoken out about their own involvement with the stimulant, yet this song gives a very accurate depiction of dependency on it. The lesson the country had formerly learned about the use of cocaine was unfamiliar to the generation of young Americans emerging during the sixties and seventies. A new…

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    In 1970 Norma L. McCorvey of Texas was learning that she was going to have her third child. McCorvey did not want a third child, so she attempted an abortion. She was not allowed to have an abortion because in Texas having an abortion for no real reason was against the law. Therefore Norma McCorvey claimed that she was raped and did not want the child. Her case was dismissed because there was no proof of rape. (The Stem Cell Controversy: Debating the issues). In 1970 Norma McCorvey’s…

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    except now, the musician adds, “An angel will die / Covered in white / Closed eye / And hoping for a better life” (Lines 45-49). In this part of the lyrics, the woman’s dreadful end is hinted taking into account that most abusers of similar illegal stimulants eventually overdose. The expression “covered in white” is a figure of speech since the woman is not literally covered in cocaine, but rather has inhaled a great amount of the substance. As the drug addict becomes aware of the overdose, she…

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