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Drugs Drugs Drugs Marijuana Alcohol Cocaine Heroin Methamphetamines Amphetamines Inhalants Steroids. Amphetamines Inhalants Steroids.

Marijuana n Grass, pot,maryjane, weed n Contains more than 400 toxic chemicals n Impairs physical reaction time n THC is chemical that causes brain cell destruction n Addictive and noted as lead in drug for other drug usage

Cocaine n Addicted on first usage n Comes from cocoa plant n Can be injected, sniffed, or smoked n A stimulant n Increases heart rate and blood pressure n Depression n Anxiety and fear

Methamphetamines n Speed n user can work and talk longer n feelings of joy, strength, alertness n withdrawal causes severe mental illness

Alcohol Birth defects Low resistance to disease Destroys the liver Depression Drunk driving death rate between users age 15 to 24 high Addictive

Inhalants n Paint cans n White out n Airplane glue n Asthma inhalers n Household cleaners Destroys brain cells Lung cancer Blood poisoning Nose cancer