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∙ 15y agoI don't know, meth is incrediably damaging to your health.
I suggest smoking marijuana instead
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∙ 15y agoUsually snorting or smoking...... intravenous occasionally.
Snorting it/inhaling through the nose, smoking it, eating it, or injecting it with a needle.
It is difficult to quit smoking once one becomes addicted to nicotine.
If you have low hemoglobin count , this is because of the increased in circulating blood volume causing hemodilution. That is why you need to be taking iron and folic acid supplements to make your blood more red or to enchance RBC production. This is not due to smoking or methamphetamine.
Scientific research has shown that smoking is extremely harmful.
Smoking cessation is extremely difficult. Your mother should consult her doctor, and follow his or her directions. However, you should know that unless she wants very much to stop, she will probably not be successful.
Yes, secondhand exposure to methamphetamine smoke can potentially result in trace amounts of the drug entering your system through inhalation or skin contact. However, the likelihood and extent of absorption would depend on factors such as proximity to the source, duration of exposure, and ventilation in the area.
Smoking is a bad idea for several reasons. It is addictive, so that once you start, it is usually very difficult to stop. It is extremely bad for your health. Statistically, it is estimated that half of all smokers will eventually die of a smoking-related disease such as lung cancer or emphysema. Even if smoking does not kill you, it will definitely make you less healthy. And smoking is expensive. People waste enormous amounts of money on smoking. And smoking is inconsiderate of others, who are subjected to secondhand smoke.
Being around methamphetamine smoke can cause short-term effects such as irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat, headaches, nausea, and dizziness. Inhaling methamphetamine smoke can also lead to more serious health issues like respiratory problems, cardiovascular effects, and potential long-term damage to the lungs. It is important to avoid exposure to methamphetamine smoke to protect your health.
its a difficult question ring nhs to find out
First and for most, it depends on one willingness to give up smoking, its not so easy work but not to difficult, psychological fact is the big factor to get cessation from smoking.
No, not at all. Smoking and drinking may make it difficult to have sex, however, after long use.