1. Methamphetamine
... methamphetamine, but nothing was done with the drug from it's discovery until the 1920s. When they found out that it could cure or treat againist almost everything from depression to decongestion. But in the 1930s it was marketed as an over-the- counter inhaler to treat nasal congestion, after a period ... , decreased appetite, impaired speech, dry itchy skin, premature aging, rotting teeth, sores, numbness, eupheria, rush, hypothemia, wakefulness, alertness, enchaned self- confidence, aggression, and talkativeness. The long-term effects of methamphetamine are dependence and addiction psy...
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