There are some legal and some illegal for example a few months back I heard of a legal drug which was it is called recently made illegal "spice" apparently there are many different "flavors" and apparently it is the substitute for marijuana because it has the same effects I don't think marijuana is a gateway drug personally, but i believe that this spice may be a gateway drug to marijuana but that is just my opinion
No, illegal drugs do not show up in a strep test. Strep tests are used to detect bacterial infections specifically for Streptococcus bacteria. Illegal drugs typically require specialized tests, such as urine or blood tests, for detection.
No, it is not permissible in Islam to use illegal drugs as they are harmful to one's body and mind, and go against the principles of self-control and avoiding substances that impair judgment and reasoning. Muslims are encouraged to maintain good health and avoid harmful practices.
Cannabis was made illegal in the UK in 1928 under the Dangerous Drugs Act.
Yes, it is illegal and unethical to give drugs to animals in zoos unless prescribed by a qualified veterinarian for medical treatment. Administering drugs without proper authorization can harm the animals and potentially violate animal welfare laws.
No, illegal drugs cannot be passed but a man who uses them may indulge in other types of risky behaviour such as unprotected sex and may expose himself and you to infectiosn such as HIV. Also illegal drugs may cause reduced fertility and/or abnormal sperm casuing genetic damage.
drugs are not gateway drugs..drugs are the key life.
Gateway drugs
Gateway drugs such as tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana can increase the likelihood of teenagers experimenting with more dangerous substances. This exposure can lead to addiction and other negative consequences, potentially opening doors to harder drugs like cocaine or heroin. It's important to educate teens about the risks associated with gateway drugs to prevent further substance abuse.
A gateway drug is a drug that may lead to using other drugs. Some consider marijuana to be a gateway drug. The reason for that is that marijuana might be illegal for the wrong reasons. Then youth may try marijuana, realize it is not harming them, and become curious about the others, figuring adults lied about them too.
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They're called 'gateway' drugs - simply because they're often a cheap way to get 'high'. However - they're still addictive and can often lead to the user trying harder (and more expensive) drugs.
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Stronger drugs.
Visit websites that discuss the issues about whether of not gateway drugs really exist. The evidence suggests that they do not.