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An inhalant is a substance (glue, gasoline) that is breathed, intentionally or not, to get high. sometimes they are put in a bag and sniffed (huffing, sniffing, or bagging)inhalants change the way you act and can harm your brain cells BAD4U

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Since inhalants are a category of drugs, the time of each chemical being discovered varies. Most inhalants have been discovered in the 1900's. Abuse of inhalants has been traced back to 1980s.

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They originated in Japan. Many people were looking forward to this new discovery

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inhalants were first used by doctors

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some dude from china

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