drugs
My presentation is about drugs and the social effectsTo help you to understand my whole presentation, I wrote down a list of difficult words. No one wants to be a drug addict or an alcoholic, but this doesn´t stop people from getting addictet. First I want to tell you what is a drug? A drug is any substance, solid , liquid or gas that changes the way, the brain or body works and you can get adiccted. Now I show you the different kinds of drugs There are three main types of drugs, classified (geordnet) by their effects on the central nervous system. Depressants: This drug slows down the way the brain works and causes sleep/ opposite of stimulant Depressant drugs slow down (verlangsamen), or depress the central nervous system. They don´t make you feel depressed. These drugs include: +opiates and opioids, including marijunana, hashish and hash oil +tranquillisers and hypnotics ( Beruhigungsmittel) used to calm down the organism +some solvents( Lösemittel) and inhalants (inhalationsmittel) , including petrol, paint thinners and lighter fluids Stimulants: That means the drug speeds up the way the brain works
Hallucinogenic drugs distort( verzerren) the user`s perceptions of reality. These drugs include: Medicaments are drugs number three. Most frequently women are affected. Medicaments have a ressuring and a painkilling effect. An another sympthom of medicaments is a high dependency potential. There were 100000 medicine-dependents in Austria in 1998. Stronger stimulant drugs include amphetamines speed and cocaine, which are illegal.
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