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Nicotine also can cause dependence, and some users say quitting smoking is similar to, if.
not harder, than quitting heroin use. Dependence to nicotine use occurs rapidly (Goldberg 225). .
Withdrawal symptoms are most severe in the first 24-48 hours after last use and include lower.
heart rate and blood pressure, difficulty maintaining attention, aggressiveness, insomnia, tremors,.
hunger, headaches, drowsiness, fatigue, and anxiety. Despite the withdrawal symptoms, lung.
cancer can occur in chronic smokers, and can cause possible death. .
Alcohol can be the most deadliest out of the three drugs in a variety of ways. Alcohol.
can have an array of effects on the person using the drug. Binge drinking in college students can.
easily lead to alcohol poising and even death. Deaths may occur in many during blackouts where.
a person may commit a violent act against someone else, or even himself (suicide). Drunk.
driving has also contributed to deaths of innocent people, who were just in the wrong place in the.
wrong time. Alcohol can also cause fatty liver, alcohol hepatitis, and cirrhosis of the liver, a.
deadly condition that develops in some heavy drinkers. Alcoholism can also occur in some.
drinkers, and the withdrawal symptoms can be deadly. Delirium Tremens occur in some cases of.
withdrawal and can lead to death. Despite all of this, these drugs are legal. These three drugs, h.
not only have similar effects than marijuana, but at times can be deadlier, and more dangerous.
than the effects of marijuana, yet, these drugs are legal. There is not one reported fatality caused.
by marijuana use alone. It would take a 160 lb. Person to smoke roughly 900 joints in one sitting.
to obtain the lethal does of THC, which is virtually impossible (Cloud 63). Although causes of.
death from marijuana use have occurred, deaths have occurred as a result of the behavior of.
marijuana users such as automobile accidents and accidental deaths.
