DRUG CLASSIFICATIONS.

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DRUG CLASSIFICATIONS

CLASSIFICATIONS HALLUCINOGENS & PSYCHEDELICS STIMULANTS DEPRESSANTS OPIATES (NARCOTICS) INHALANTS CLUB DRUGS (DESIGNER DRUGS)

HALLUCINOGENS & PSYCHEDELICS DISTORT REALITY PRODUCE EUPHORIA

EXAMPLES LSD MARIJUANA PSILOCYBIN (MUSHROOMS) PEYOTE

STIMULANTS SPEED UP THE CNS

EXAMPLES AMPHETAMINES CRACK COCAINE RITALIN METHAMPHETAMINE CAFFEINE

DEPRESSANTS SLOW DOWN THE CNS

EXAMPLES SEDATIVES AND TRANQUILIZERS BARBITURATES ALCOHOL

OPIATES (NARCOTICS) KILL PAIN CODEINE

EXAMPLES MORPHINE CODEINE OPIUM HEROIN METHADONE

INHALANTS KILL BRAIN CELLS

EXAMPLES AEROSOLS HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS WITH VAPORS CO2 CARTRIDGES (whippets) NITROUS OXIDE

CLUB DRUGS (DESIGNER DRUGS) Drugs that are combined substances or manufactured in home laboratories

EFFECTS ON THE BODY LOSS OF CONTROL & EUPHORIA Effects differ depending on the drug used. However, the common effects are: LOSS OF CONTROL & EUPHORIA

EXAMPLES GHB MDMA (ECSTACY) KETAMINE ROHYPNOL METHAMPHETAMINE PCP LSD

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