Illegal Drugs

Yes, unless you hide it in a lead box, marijuana will show up on both the carry-on x-rays and your x-rays. The #1 thing someone gets caught with at airports is marijuana, especially small amounts. However, the TSA has removed the full-body x-rays from major airports, so carrying it on you would get through.

No.

It's a synthetic - man-made drug.

If you clone a human female can she only have female babies? No.

An occasional smoker is someone who only smokes a few times per month or less. It will take 15-30 days for it to leave the system so long as a person isn't consuming it every day.

While theoretically any drug could be packaged in such a way, heroin is usually packaged in such glassine bags, stamped with "brand name" logos.

When Drug Addicts stop using a drug they may experience withdrawal because their bodies have become physically dependent on the drug.

overdose

Not at all! <- not true

Yes marijuana does make you more beautiful, it could help you lose weight because it speeds up you matabilisim and makes you only hungry when you are high, also it makes your more healthy,

street drugs are illeggel but prescription drugs are fine to use, just don't take more than the recommended amount

Depending on the potency of the marijuana and the consistency of the second hand smoke, it is possible though.

The first illegal drugs were plant products. Opium and cocaine were the first drugs made illegal. Since these were used for thousands of years prior to their illegality in the United States, it is impossible to say that they were invented by anyone. Additionally, because of their use since antiquity, it is unknown who discovered these substances.

Around 3 months. THC (the active chemical in Marijuana) is stored in fat sells so depending on the weight of the mother and baby it could be more or less.

Yes, some do. They mix it up and inject it. However, these are not actual bath salts, but a misbranded narcotic. This is a very dangerous substance which has led to bizarre behavior, violence, and even amputations. A woman injected this stuff and lost her arm to a flesh-eating bacteria. A man using bath salts attacked a homeless man, blinded him in both eyes, and started eating his face. He was shot to death by the police. Another man on bath salts made aggressive sexual moves towards a child in public and exposed himself. So don't use this stuff in any form, and certainly don't inject it. Since it is not legal as a drug, there is no quality control and no scrutiny over its manufacturing processes. So there is no telling what infectious diseases or poisons are in it.

yes.

Absolutely - If the company you work for has a policy of 'testing on suspicion', then they are entitled to test anyone they feel may be using drugs.

It is bad for people and causes medical problems with the heart, lungs, can cause cancer, and short term memory problems. Many people also become addicted to it and that is the reason it is illegal along with other substances.

If you smoked it in the manner you described, it can show up in urine anywhere between 60-90 days after you last smoked.

IT DEPENDS HOW YOU GROW IT?? MINE ARE OUTSIDE AND THEY HAVE BEEN GROWIN FOR 3 MONTHS..AND THEY HAVE LITTLE BUDS ON THEM! IF YOU GROW THEM INSIDE IT TAKES MUCH FASTER !! BUT IT PRODUCES LESS BUDS! IT DEPENDS HOW YOU GROW IT?? MINE ARE OUTSIDE AND THEY HAVE BEEN GROWIN FOR 3 MONTHS..AND THEY HAVE LITTLE BUDS ON THEM! IF YOU GROW THEM INSIDE IT TAKES MUCH FASTER !! BUT IT PRODUCES LESS BUDS!

Sulfurdioxide! same effect but could cause brain hemorage

69%

it dont hurt it

legal drugs like DXM or spice, DXM is taking orally like triple C's (DXM pills) and cough syurp and spice is smoking and can be bought at headshops. Illegal like weed is smoked, vaped or eatin.

Engaging in prohibited activity - especially drug use, is usually due to the individual morals differing from those of social authority. This results in action due to laws regarding such activity being loosely regulated. Indulgence (perceived in the enjoyment from drugs) is a direct result of the drug itself. The most used drugs produce euphoria - a good feeling. Use of stimulants creates excess dopamine (either by limiting re-uptake or causing its release), and this creates a rush of euphoria. Opiates (especially heroin, morphine, and opium) produce direct euphoria in a mechanism related to the banishment of mental pain and anguish. Marijuana contains many chemicals that produce euphoria, in a mechanism similar to LSD (it creates more activity in the brain, including dopamine channels). This good feeling is related to the use through association; a very powerful mental force. Thus, drug use (in these prohibited substances) directly creates happiness, which is easy to indulge upon. As for drugs like Ketamine that cause a different state of mind, indulgence probably results from a more spiritual source. The human state is very susceptible to supernatural phenomenon, which due to the desire to experience, will lead to indulgence in such substances. The prohibition of such drugs does not play a large role in indulgence, but the source rather is chemical and biological.

A person decides to smoke marijuana when they are offered it, have an opportunity to buy and smoke it, or when they have an urge to smoke marijuana.