Fluid in the lungs, aggravation of asthma and other lung disorders, and not being able to breath correctly. .
HEROIN.
What is Heroin?.
Known on the street as horse, junk, smack, H, or scag, heroin is the most common drug used by narcotics. Pure heroin is a white powder with a bitter taste. Street heroin may be up to dark brown because of the street conditions. When the drug appears as dark brown or black it is known as "black tar-. "Black tar- is available in the western part of the U.S.A. Street heroin is rarely pure. One dose, may contain 50 milligrams of powder. In the past, very few of those milligrams were likely to be heroin "most of the bag was filled with all kinds of other unknown powders, powdered milk, or quinine. .
How do you Narcotics Affect You?.
Narcotics affect many organs. They cause your heartbeat to slow down; blood vessels start relaxing and lowering blood pressure. It slows down the work of the muscles that control breathing. It can make you get in to a position of being half - conscious (called "nodding-), it can cause mental confusion and drowsiness. The feeling of physical and mental relaxation, which is felt after taking heroin, is called "high-. Being "high- lasts for about three to four hours. Over time, regular users easily become "hooked" "in every way possible, depended. .
The negative consequences of heroin use range from mild distress to life-threatening dangers and include: .
Itchy, dry skin and skin infections .
Worse night vision .
Vomiting and nausea.
Loss of appetite .
Scars along veins and infections in veins from repeated injections .
Irregular blood pressure .
Irregular and slow heartbeat .
Breathlessness, and noisy breathing because there are fluids in the lungs .
Addiction, dependence.
AIDS and other infections from injection .
Stroke or heart attack .
Heart arrest, coma, and death .
INHALANTS.
What are Inhalants?.
Inhalants are drugs that produce a quick, "high- feeling; and good feeling when they are breathed and absorbed into the body through the lungs.
Crack Cocaine I have decided to write my research paper about the addiction and abuse of Crack cocaine. ... (NIDA) The most common country for crack cocaine is the country of Columbia. ... Also known as crack. ... Crack cocaine rocks have a light type of white. ... Crack cocaine consumers will feel a lot of strong pain in their chest area. ...
Crack cocaine is one of the largest and most popular lethal drug (drug that could lead to death) used all around the world. ... In the early 1980's, most of the Crack cocaine shipping to the US was coming through Dominican Republic and the Bahamas. ... Crack is made from cocaine, and cocaine comes from the leaf of a coca tree. ... Crack is about 80 to 100% more pure than cocaine. When making Crack, you heat up cocaine to burn off all the extra ingredients included to it, so when you burn off all that extra stuff, the cocaine becomes more pure, turning it into Crack. ...
Cocaine, especially crack cocaine, became prevalent in the mid-1980s and received massive media attention due in part to sudden deaths resulting from the use of cocaine. ... Crack cocaine is made by taking cocaine powder and cooking it with baking soda and water until it forms a hard substance. ... These laws that give harsher penalties to users of crack cocaine than to users of powder cocaine are extremely unfair Defendants convicted of selling 500 grams of powder cocaine or five grams of crack cocaine receive five-year sentences. For five kilos of powder cocaine and 50 grams of crack, the p...
The topic of this paper and the item of discussion in our sections is the question of whether the penalties for crack and powder cocaine should be the same or should they stay the way they are now. Right now possession of five hundred grams of powder cocaine has the same penalty as possession of five grams of crack cocaine. The critics view is that this law is discriminative to African Americans because African American drug dealers prefer crack to powder cocaine, therefore causing harsher penalties for African Americans who deal crack and Caucasian Americans who deal cocaine. This is a hum...
The laws of crack cocaine and powder cocaine are not the same even though technically it is the same drug. ... Statistics have shown that the harsher sentencing for crack cocaine has adversely effected black male cocaine offenders. ... They say that the reason why powder cocaine has lesser penalties is because more upper class and white collar or mostly whites are the offenders. ... Another solution could be to make the penalties the same, but even in this context I myself feel that crack is much worse a drug and should hold higher penalties. ...
The epidemic of crack In the early 1980's a new drug called crack-cocaine appeared on the streets. ... New facts prove that the C.I.A. was in fact distributing crack cocaine and shipped the profits to the CIA-run army of Nicaraguan Contras. ... Also how the salvidorian government airforce flew the cocaine into Texas airfeilds.The flow of cheap cocaine entered into ghetto streets of Las Angeles and then beyond. ... A man by the name of Danila Banden played a huge role in bringing cocaine into the U.S. ... Not only was this cocaine cheap enouph to become a street drug but it was al...
Cocaine is used in various forms. ... The second form is crack cocaine or "freebase" which is the solid form of cocaine and is smoked. The third form is coca paste, which is usually found in South America and not the U.S., and is smoked like crack. ... Most crack cocaine addicts go on sprees of smoking crack excessively, these sprees are called "runs", because the effects of smoking crack cocaine only last from 5 to 10 minutes they go on "runs" that may last from several hours to several days. Some freebase addicts have admitted to going on "runs" that lasted up to 2 weeks, spending $2,000 o...
Cocaine Use During Pregnancy Speech Outline What is Cocaine? Cocaine is a drug extracted from the leaves of the coca plant. ... What are the effects of Cocaine? ... The effects of powder cocaine last 20 minutes, while the effects of crack last about 12 minutes. ... How does cocaine hurt an unborn baby? ...
The drink coca cola was developed in 18886 by John Pemberton, this drink contained cocaine and caffeine, but in 1906 the cocaine was removed from this drink. In the Harrison Narcotic Act in 1914 cocaine was made illegal. Later in 1985 crack cocaine was developed and became a major drug problem. Short term affects of cocaine Short term affect of cocaine is that you feel a rush of pleasure and well-being, you also have more energy and are more alert. ... What cocaine is: Cocaine is formed by a white crystalline powder. ...
