-You can have a false sense of confidence.
-You can make rash decisions that can lead to increased risk taking behaviour.
-Your visual perceptions can be distorted, which will make it difficult to judge distances.
-Your driving ability and co-ordination will be lessened.
-With the lack of sleep, you will actually feel more exhausted, affecting your reflexes and concentration.
-The risk of crashing will be greatly increased.
As the effects of the stimulants begin to wear off, you may experience a level of fatigue that is worse than when you first took the stimulant.
The long-term health effects of taking stimulants:
-Impotence
-High blood pressure
-Heart failure
-Chronic sleep problems
-Extreme mood swings
-Compulsive repetition of actions
-Paranoia/ anxiety/ depression/ irritability/ suspiciousness
-Weight loss
-Panic attacks/seizures
Users sometimes take other drugs to cope with the undesirable effects of stimulants. This can lead to a 'roller coaster' dependence on a range of drugs. Some people might take stimulants to combat the effects of fatigue and then take depressants to help them sleep at night. This type of dependence can lead to a variety of serious physical and psychological problems.
Stimulants help you lose weight and help children with behavioral issues cope.
One of the major effects of long lasting use of stimulants is Intense Depression.
The amount of time one experiences euphoria as an effect of taking stimulants depends on the stimulant, it's quality, and the dosage of that stimulant taken.
Stimulants may not be suitable for someone with high blood pressure, but they are not directly dangerous to the heart..
it means someone has mantle problem
No, antibiotics are not stimulants.
Some of the natural ways an athlete can gain the same effects without taking the drug stimulants are to train, and eat healthy and focus on there breathing. Also before a race try to get your blood pumping by taking fast heavy breaths to get your adrenalin up this will give you a temporary boost of speed or stregnth.
Taking stimulants while driving can significantly impair judgment, reaction time, and overall driving performance, despite the initial perception of increased alertness. Stimulants may cause overconfidence, leading to risky behaviors and poor decision-making on the road. Additionally, they can result in heightened anxiety or agitation, further compromising a driver’s ability to focus and react appropriately to traffic conditions. Overall, the use of stimulants while driving increases the risk of accidents and endangers both the driver and others on the road.
Yes inhalants are stimulants because they cause hyperactivity. Therefore they are stimulants.
No; Suboxone is a brand name for the drug buprenorphine which is an opioid. Most ADHD medication belong to a group of drugs known as stimulants and could cause false positives for methamphetamine and other stimulants.
Stimulants
Yohimbe should not be used by people who are taking tranquilizers, antidepressants, sedatives, antihistamines, amphetamines or other stimulants, including caffeine.