Cocain and amphetamines are Addictive and Dangerous

122). Another form of cocaine is a crack. The process of obtaining the crack is carried out by separating the hydrochloride from the cocaine base forming a hard rocky material called crack. For free radicals, street cocaine is mixed with highly flammable chemical ether. Cracks are thought to be very "strong", "cheap", "affordable" among black African Americans (drug abuse and abuse, 2011, page 122). According to Table 1 of the text, amphetamine and its brand name and proverb (drug use and abuse, 2011, 7 pages) are stated.

Like amphetamine, cocaine is very addictive. And when cocaine or injectable cocaine reaches the brain it brings a strong, direct "high". Snuff cocaine creates "late" rather slower than high. In any case, medicine creates a sudden increase in energy and strong pleasure. It also gives the user confidence. This medicine is one of the few medicines proved to cause brain damage in animals, even if it is used only once. It consumes very important chemical substances in the brain called serotonin. And it affects mood and behavior. Serotonin also regulates sleep and wake cycles, dietary habits, thought processes and aggressive behaviors, and susceptibility to sexual function and pain.

Of the drugs that stimulate the nervous system, nicotine, caffeine, amphetamine, and potentially toxic cocaine are well known. To stimulate attention, maintain awake and use stimulants to hide fatigue makes amphetamine an increasingly popular medicine for students and those engaged in mental work. Amphetamine was originally a drug for truck drivers and is a common cause of arrest of young people and young people in their teens committing crimes of drug offenses. Cocaine is always a potentially dangerous medication, and it is particularly popular among the middle class and the upper class. Doping does not produce energy, and the energy mobilized by these drugs eventually runs out and causes serious consequences.

Medicine means everything from tobacco and alcohol to heroin, marijuana, amphetamine, hallucinogens, cocaine. They are dangerous for several reasons. They also cause depression, loss of consciousness and even death. There is also the danger of intoxication after frequent use. Drugs can cause many serious medical problems and physical deterioration. They can infect the system and cause pain, jaundice, blood poisoning and even AIDS. If you choose to use medication consciously, poisoning will begin. A wide variety of available drugs and networks of fully developed drug distributors make it easier for many people, especially young people, to access illegal drugs. By the age of 13, young people are estimated to be sucking marijuana and cocaine. Most of them are taking medicine without considering the long-term effects. By the age of 18, about 30% of young people tried various soft drugs and hard drugs.