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That's as vague as asking what does food smell like. There are literally thousands of different drugs, all with different effects. Although there are only about two dozen drugs which are commonly used and 5-6 different classes which most drugs can be categorised under, they still can have somewhat different effects from one another, even if they belong to the same class.
Even the most harmfull ones still need to be taken in fairly large amounts to cause any damage, alcohol generally being one of the most dangerous, addictive and toxic of all drugs, with almost all other drugs being rated as less harmfull as alcohol (see the drug risk comparisson in the Lancet medical journal). One of the rare exceptions which can do permanent damage even with just normal doses and when used just once or twice, are inhalants such as Toluene, Benzene, Acetone and Butane/Propane. They kill massive amounts of braincells and have often proven fatal in relatively moderate doses, with inhalants, there is no "safe" dose.
What else can I help you with?
What are some good effects drugs have on your body?
what are the good effects of drugs
What effects does drugs have on your body?
good ones ;)
Do All drugs contain chemicals?
Yes, all drugs contain chemicals. Drugs are defined as substances that have physiological effects when introduced into the body, and these effects are typically due to the chemicals within the drug interacting with the body's biological systems.
Which part of the body do drugs mostly effect?
The brain it effects mostly.
What are the effects of drugs to your mind and body?
the effects that can happen are loss of brain and slurred speech, loss of ordination,
What effects does alcohol have on the muscles?
effects of drugs,diet,,smoking,alcohol on the body
Do you persuade someone to do drugs?
No, never. Drugs may have positive short-term immediate effects, but their long-term effects severely damage the body and mind.
Why does a drugs addict have to take more and more of a drugs to get some effect?
cause your body builds a tolerance to its effects
What is the difference between toxicodynamics and pharmacodynamics?
Toxicodynamics refers to the study of how toxic substances interact with the body to produce harmful effects. Pharmacodynamics, on the other hand, is the study of how drugs interact with the body to produce therapeutic effects. While both fields focus on the effects of substances on the body, toxicodynamics specifically looks at harmful effects, whereas pharmacodynamics looks at therapeutic effects.
How do antagonist drugs work to counteract the effects of certain substances in the body?
Antagonist drugs work by blocking the effects of specific substances in the body. They bind to receptors and prevent the substances from attaching and causing their usual effects. This helps to counteract the effects of the substances and can be used to treat various conditions.
Which drugs affect the brain or body?
Every drug in the world effects you believe it or not
What is the meaning of pharmacology mean?
antipsychotic drugs
