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Life is difficult, scary, and there is no manual to help you through it.
Many people turn to drugs as a release, but the effects of drugs on the brain can make
this a dangerous choice.
Whether you were brought up in a home where drug use was the norm or life took you in
a strange direction, you don't have to remain on the same dangerous path.
It's important that you learn the effects drugs have on your brain so you know what
it does to your body.
Let's take a look at some of these substances now.
Stimulants Stimulants, or uppers, affect your body's
central nervous system.
These drugs create a sensation of being aware, awake, and focused.
In doing this a stimulant is increasing a few functions of your body including blood
pressure, breathing, heart rate, and blood glucose.
Not all stimulants are illegal.
Many doctors prescribe these drugs to help patients with ADHD, which leads to easy abuse
in schools.
Adderall and Ritalin are particular offenders in this category as one patient's prescription
can be sold off to others illegally.
Depressants The opposite of stimulants are depressants,
which also affect the body's central nervous system.
These are called 'downers' for its effect of slowing down and relaxing a person.
You'll find most drugs have a safe, reliable, doctor described variety.
That doesn't mean it can't be abused.
They're prescribed to patients with illnesses such as insomnia, OCD, and anxiety and can
be an important part of maintaining a normal life.
They can also be appealing to others for their sedative experience.
Inhalants Inhalants are a common choice for younger
abusers as they include common household items.
In using an inhalant through a process called 'huffing' a brief sensation of euphoria is
created.
This form of drug abuse has a high risk of physical damage such as loss of smell, nosebleeds,
and even suffocation should a person huff something that can coat their lungs.
Additionally, the drug effects on the brain include hallucinations, slurred speech, and
brain damage.
A user is also at risk for loss of consciousness, weakness, and an increased heart rate.
Common forms of inhalants include aerosol sprays, markers, glue, and gasoline.
Narcotics Opioids or narcotics are highly addictive
and include the most commonly abused legal drug, Oxycontin.
If you've wondered where the opioid epidemic began, this is it.
It's available in both natural, derived from the poppy plant, and manufactured forms.
The ones you'll find out on the street include heroin, morphine, opium, and percocet.
Narcotics can be taken in many ways.
Smoked, injected, pills, and eaten.
These drugs, in the prescribed form, are commonly used to reduce pain and can also create euphoria.
Hallucinogens Through the use of hallucinogens, a person
can experience visions of things that are not really there.
These hallucinations can vary from mundane to nightmarish and can often feel real to
the user.
Perception and emotions will rapidly shift, causing a person to act in ways they wouldn't
otherwise.
Hallucinogens work by affecting neurotransmitters in the brain such as serotonin and glutamate.
However, the exact mechanics are not fully known.
There are many different types of hallucinogens and some types, such as Peyote, have spiritual
or religious ties.
Some forms of this substance include peyote, LSD, and salvia.
You aren't alone and you never were.
The effects of drugs on the brain are terrifying and it may be difficult to feel like yourself
or to feel prepared for anything at all.
That's fine.
You're allowed to take your time.
We all have good times and bad and we're all capable of change.
If you're not ready yet, that's fine.
Keep watching and keep learning, we'll be here waiting to help.
If you're ready, congratulations, you've taken the first step.
Let us help connect you with the perfect program.
Before you know it, you'll be an inspiring story for others.
Visit our site today to see how we can help.
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