My presentation is about drugs and the social effects.
To 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.
There are.
depressants.
stimulants.
and hallucinogenes.
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:.
+alcohol.
+opiates and opioids, including marijunana, hashish and hash oil.
+tranquillisers and hypnotics ( Beruhigungsmittel) used to calm down the organism.
+barbiturates ( sleepind drugs).
+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 and weakes people up.
People all over the world use stimulants every day.
Coffe, tea and cola dinks contain caffeine which is a mild stimulant.
The nicotine in tabacco is also a stimulant. Many smoker use it to relax.
Other stimulant drugs such as ephedrine, are used in medecines for bronchitis, hay fever and asthma.
Stronger stimulant drugs include amphetamines speed and cocaine, which are illegal.
Slimming tablets are also strong stimulants.
Stimulants increase heart rate, body temperature and blood pressure. Other physical effects include reduced appetite, dilated pupils, talkaktiveness, agitation, and sleep disturbance.
Higher does of stimulants can over stimulate the user, causing anxiety, panic, agression and paranoia.
Why are drugs illegal at all? ... The "war on drugs", more often seeming a war on the people than on drugs, requires more money, time, and effort than any other criminal activity, and the more of these we waste the more drugs we see. ... Taking drugs is stupid, but it shouldn't be illegal. ... Why is drug abuse wrong, one may ask? ... Why is drug abuse wrong? ...
Drug Abuse A BREIF DESCRIPTION Definition The use of illegal drugs or the abuse of medicine or over-the-counter drugs for purposes other than those for which they are indicated or in a way or in quantities other than intended for. ... Different drugs can do different things and have different affects on people. ... Intravenous Drug Abuse Many drugs can be injected. These drugs cause severe problems and put people in a mental retardate state. ... Drugs and how it affects society Drugs affect society in a big way. ...
There are over 40 million illegal drug users in the world today and America is the biggest market for drugs. ... Alcohol is a very addictive drug C. ... Marijuana is a popular drug. ... It is one of the most danderous drugs. ... Drug use itself can be a crime. ...
In many cases drugs are first used in a social or casual way. A person might try a drug at a party or social event. ... People do not become addicted drugs over night; actually Drug addiction is a complex illness. The path to drug addiction begins with the act of taking drugs. ... "To guide our children's decisions about drugs, we can now draw on credible real-life examples of friends who had trouble as a result of their drug use. ...
In many cases drugs are first used in a social or casual way. A person might try a drug at a party or social event. ... People do not become addicted drugs over night; actually Drug addiction is a complex illness. The path to drug addiction begins with the act of taking drugs. ... "To guide our children's decisions about drugs, we can now draw on credible real-life examples of friends who had trouble as a result of their drug use. ...
In many cases drugs are first used in a social or casual way. A person might try a drug at a party or social event. ... People do not become addicted drugs over night; actually Drug addiction is a complex illness. The path to drug addiction begins with the act of taking drugs. ... "To guide our children's decisions about drugs, we can now draw on credible real-life examples of friends who had trouble as a result of their drug use. ...
In many cases drugs are first used in a social or casual way. A person might try a drug at a party or social event. ... People do not become addicted drugs over night; actually Drug addiction is a complex illness. The path to drug addiction begins with the act of taking drugs. ... "To guide our children's decisions about drugs, we can now draw on credible real-life examples of friends who had trouble as a result of their drug use. ...
In many cases drugs are first used in a social or casual way. A person might try a drug at a party or social event. ... People do not become addicted drugs over night; actually Drug addiction is a complex illness. The path to drug addiction begins with the act of taking drugs. ... "To guide our children's decisions about drugs, we can now draw on credible real-life examples of friends who had trouble as a result of their drug use. ...
In many cases drugs are first used in a social or casual way. A person might try a drug at a party or social event. ... People do not become addicted drugs over night; actually Drug addiction is a complex illness. The path to drug addiction begins with the act of taking drugs. ... "To guide our children's decisions about drugs, we can now draw on credible real-life examples of friends who had trouble as a result of their drug use. ...
Since drug legalization is the topic of this essay let us focus on alternatives to the "War on Drugs". One possibility for controlling drug abuse is to legalize illegal drugs. ... Legalizing drugs is a viable alternative to the current policy on drugs in America. ... The market for drugs is one of supply and demand and people demand illegal drugs. ... In Holland, where drugs laws are more flexible, drug usage has not gone up. ...
