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Certain household products -- mostly spray-cans -- can be used to get high. They're called "inhalants." A lot of people "huff" these products because 1) they are cheap, and 2) they are legal. However, these products are deadly poisons, and they can cause brain damage and INSTANT death, even for experienced users! See the Related Links for more information.

And over-the-counter pills and medications like cough syrup and sleeping pills can also cause severe, irreversible damage or death.

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You can spary hairspray in a towel and inhale. Or you can smoke some nutmeg but you need alot.

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