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It's call substance abuse.
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What do most people use drugs for?
Some people use drugs to get high. And others use drugs to cure illnesses.
How many drugs you will use to be high?
six
How do you lower high colesterol?
by use of drugs
How do you say 'high' in Spanish the verb?
High is not a verb in English. For "high", as in altitude, you can use "alto" or "elevado". For "high", as in using drugs, you can use "colocado"
Which schedule deals with drugs that have no medicinal use in the US and have a high abuse potential?
Schedule II drugs
Can you be able to handle drugs better the more you use them?
yes you build up whats called a tolerance. it takes more of a drug to get the desired high.
Which scheduled drugs according to the controlled substance act are most dangerous?
The most dangerous drugs are classified as Schedule I, which have a high addiction or abuse potential and no recognized medical use. Possession of these drugs is forbidden under the law. You cannot obtain a legal prescription for the. The next most dangerous drugs are Schedule II, with a high potential for abuse but having a recognized medical use. They decrease in seriousness to Schedule V. Drugs that are available by prescription only but are not on one of the drug schedules are called "dangerous drugs" as opposed to "narcotics."
What are some teenagers' excuses for teenagers to use gateway drugs?
I was already high.
Why you should use drugs?
people use illegal drugs to get a feeling descibed as high, most know what it will do to them before they do it, so there not to smart or are just really depressed or pressured.
How might psychologists use drugs that mimic the effects of neurotransmitters to treat psychological disorders?
psychologists use drugs like high drugs which alerts our minds in unconscious behavior and these mimic the effect of neurotransmitter in our body
The painful process of stopping the use of drugs is called?
cold turky
When you use alcohol other drugs to function this is called?
Addiction or dependency.
