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What catagory of drugs does cocaine go in?
Its a stimulant, it's been said that it used to be in coca-cola to make it an energy drink
What type of drugs is nicotine?
it is a stimulant! do not use nicotine!
Are drugs that cause vasoconstriction stimulant or depressants?
I believe they are stimulants due to the fact that cocaine is a stimulant and it causes vasoconstriction.
Do any stimulant drugs smell like coconut?
yes
How old is mattybroad2013?
Stimulant drugs increase alertness and heighten awareness.
What is is considered a stimulant drug?
There are a great deal of stimulant drugs. Some common stimulants include things ranging from caffeine all the way to cocaine. Stimulants are usually involved with drugs that are considered uppers.
What category of drugs does nicotine belong to?
actually, nicotine belongs to the stimulant category
When someone is arrested and their charge is poss dep stim cntrf drugs what does this abbreviation mean?
possession depressant/stimulant counterfeit drugs.
Is tobacco a narcoctic?
No, it is a stimulant, narcotics are drugs with sleep inducing properties like weed and opium
What category of drugs is cocaine?
answer stimulant, empathiser probably
Is speed a depressant or a stimulant?
Speed is one of the street names for a group of drugs known as 'amphetamines'. It is a stimulant, and generally gives the user increased energy, lack of appetite, and insomina.
Is SNOW a stimulant depressant or Hallucinogen?
If by SNOW, you are referring to cocaine, then the answer is that it is a psycho-stimulant, falling within the same category as methamphetamine, caffeine(alkaloid stimulant), and various amphetamines. The most common side effects of these drugs(excluding caffeine) are intense feelings of euphoria(the reinforcing addictive trait in most widely abused drugs), increased heart rate, appetite suppression, increased alertness. However, these drugs can also cause pulmonary edema, cardiac arryhthmia(sp?), respiratory arrest, paranoia, stimulant psychosis, mood swings, depression, and suicidal thoughts and/or ideations.
