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Answer:
Depends on what you mean by "drugs".
In our society drugs fall into two main categories, illicit and legal drugs. Each of these can be further separated into recreational and therapeutic. The bounds around legal and illicit depend on local jurisdictions and customs.
Lets step through the boxes in this matrix with a few examples:
Legal Therapeutic
* What are they and how are they used: Most of the opiates can be used for pain relief in cancer patients and such. Marijuana is prescribed in some jurisdictions for pain and glaucoma. Steroids are used for Arthritis and other diseases. Anti depressants are used to correct mental problems * Who uses them:People under a doctor's care
Legal Recreational
* What are they and how are they used: Nicotine, caffeine, alcohol (in some jurisdictions), marijuana (in some jurisdictions). These drugs are used for relaxation and stimulation. Some cultures and religions use a hallucinogens for religious experiences
* Who uses them: Caffeine is universally available in colas, tea and coffee. Alcohol and nicotine are generally reserved for adult consumption. In some cultures marijuana use is equivalent to alcohol use.
Illicit Recreational
* What are they and how are they used: Opiates (opium and heroin and redirected medical opiates), cocaine, PCP, LSD, marijuana, various designer drugs, alcohol, hydrocarbon (solvent) vapours, naturally occurring hallucinogens. These are generally used as mood altering drugs. * Who uses them: Many of the recreational drugs are used initially as mood enhancers, but the users can become dependent on them to maintain a base feeling of wellness. Use does not automatically lead to addiction.
Illicit Therapeutic
* What are they and how are they used: Steroids are used to enhance athletic performance and increase muscle mass. Marijuana is used to control pain associated with disease. Untested pharmaceuticals are used by sick people that cannot be helped by approved drugs. * Who uses them: Steroids are used by athletes at many levels. Illicit pharmaceutics are used by sick people that cannot use available drugs in their jurisdictions due to legal controls. Untested pharmaceuticals are used by sick people that are willing to try drugs that have not been approved.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 16y agothe kind that like drugs the kind that like drugs the kind that like drugs
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∙ 13y agocrackheads really no 1 else and highschool kid,s cause they think it is funny
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∙ 12y agoWell now it could be anybody. Just take a look around and you see the type that take drugs.
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How many people take heroin in the UK?
In the UK, an estimated 295,000 individuals used heroin or opiates in 2020, according to the Office for National Statistics. This number has been relatively stable in recent years, with around 2,500 heroin-related deaths reported annually.
When was Some Kind of Heroin created?
Some Kind of Heroin was created in 2005.
Can heroin make you vomit and also have very broken sleep?
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what pill can i take to get off of heroin?
what pill can i take to kick heroin
What kind of drug was turk the rapper on?
Heroin
Is it safe to take heroin with Viagra?
Using heroin isn't safe, period.
What kind of drugs is isaac brock on nowadays?
HEROIN.
What kind of speed was Bob Dylan addicted to?
heroin
Did Oprah Winfrey take heroin?
No.
Are there people who use heroin responsibly and without becoming addicted?
No. Heroin is extremely addictive. There is no such thing as using heroin responsibly.
How long does it take heroin to get out your system if you smoke it?
Heroin will stay in the urine for 3-5 days
How many deaths do heroin cause a year?
Heroin is responsible for thousands of deaths annually. In the United States alone, tens of thousands of people die each year from heroin-related causes, including overdoses and other complications.
