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Are soft drugs less harmfull then hard drugs?
That depends on your definition of "soft drugs" and "hard drugs" Please answer the question more thoroughly
Should soft drugs be legal?
The legalization of soft drugs is a complex issue that involves social, economic, and health considerations. Some argue that legalizing soft drugs could lead to reduced crime rates, allocation of law enforcement resources to more serious crimes, and increased tax revenue. Others have concerns about potential negative health impacts and increased substance abuse. It is important to carefully evaluate the potential benefits and risks before making a decision.
Why cannabis are soft drugs?
For as far that I know, soft drugs make you more agressive, angry, short-tempered while soft drugs make you relaxed, chill. Hard and Soft drugs are terms to distinguish between psychoactive drugs that are addictive and perceived as especially damaging[2] and drugs that are believed to be non-addictive (or minimally addictive) and with less dangers associated with its use.[3] The term "soft drug" is considered controversial by its critics because it implies that the drug causes no or insignificant harm.[3] The distinction between soft drugs and hard drugs is important in the drug policy of the Netherlands, where cannabis production, retailing and use come under official tolerance, subject to certain conditions. The Dutch Opium Law has two lists of drugs, List I and List II, that are colloquially considered to be lists of hard and soft drugs, respectively. Other countries typically have more than two categories. For example, the US has five "schedules" in the Controlled Substances Act, ranging from one through five. The UK has three "classes" in the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971: A, B and C. First answer by ID0411366776. Last edit by Arjun18.
Which is an example of semisolid drug?
Semisolid drugs are often used for topical application. These drugs are soft and pliable. Semisolid drugs include creams, ointments, most plasters, and dry-powder aerosols. I am not sure about gels?
Are drugus legal in Holland?
Drugs aren't legal in the Netherlands. But some soft drugs (like weed) are tolerated in small amounts. It's allowed to carry a couple of grams.
When did drugs become illegal?
It started in the late 19th early20th century when the drug company's began to gain more power.
Who is a consumer with respect to hard drugs?
Anyone who uses hard drugs (even so called soft drugs) will become known as a 'junky'. Unless there is a proven medical reason for using hard drugs or their derivatives (as powerful pain relievers near the end of life) - then a junky has no future.
What do you wish wasn't a crime?
(Soft)drugs and prostitution, check the Penn & Teller episode on the subject(s) for more info.
Is rohypnol hard or soft the drug?
Rohypnol is the benzodiazepine flunitrazepam. Because of the addictive potential of these drugs, it would be classified as a hard drug.
What are some options of how to say no to drugs?
Actually the best way to back out and say no, but not looking soft is if you are sporty to say that you take your sport way too seriously to ruin your chance by taking drugs, i hope that helps.
Is weed legalized in just Amsterdam or is it legalized all throughout Holland?
The answer is no. The city of Amsterdam can not change Dutch Law. The Dutch Law makes a differents between hard and soft drugs. Softdrugs in small amounts are 'legal' only for personal use. That will be marijuana/weed and hash But the city of Amsterdam is more liberal in the possession of small amounts of hard- and soft drugs.
Difference between prodrug and active drug?
Prodrugs are pharmacologically inactive derivatives of active drugs. They are designed to maximize the amount of active drug that reaches its site of action, through manipulation of the physicochemical, biopharmaceutical or pharmacokinetic properties of the drug. Drugs are sometimes divided into "hard drugs " and "soft drugs". Hard drugs are "non-metabolizable drugs" or drugs which are metabolized to biologically active metabolites. The metabolites of hard drugs are frequently toxic oxidation products. Soft drugs are drugs which are characterized by a predictable and controllable in vivo destruction to non-toxic products after they have achieved their therapeutic role. But some Pharmaceutical company like Vitality has developed a new class of cannabinoid prodrugs, known as cannabosides, which upon ingestion can enable the selective delivery of THC and cannabidiol to the gastrointestinal tract.
