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What are interesting facts about inhalants?
pizza is givin
What are the harmful effects of inhalants?
inhalants can cause health hazards like respiratory infections,allergic reactions, asthma etc.drug inhalants can cause CNS depressants effect.May be some skin infections.
What is the legal name of Inhalants?
There is no legal name. It is simply just INHALANTS.
What are some interesting facts about Santa?
Named after saint agnes famous for fine saddles became first college in 1844
How is the use of amphetamines different from the use of inhalants?
Inhalants can cause immediate brain damage while amphetamines do not.
What are interesting facts about inhalants?
pizza is givin
What are some interesting facts about baby panthers?
what are some interesting facts about panther
What are facts about inhalants?
They turn into leprechauns and lose the game
What are some Interesting facts about democracy?
Some Interesting facts about democracy are that Greece and Rome used to be apart of the democratic government.Some Interesting facts about democracy are that Greece and Rome used to be apart of the democratic government.
What are some interesting facts about skiing?
its cold
What are some interesting facts about zinc?
lovely
What are some interesting facts about walruses?
nothing
What are some interesting facts about fluorine?
it is an element
What are some interesting facts about Johnson?
she is awesome
What are some interesting facts about Riordan?
you are wrong
What are facts about pelicans?
Some interesting facts about pelicans are the stink and love to be romantic
What are some examples of Inhalants?
There is no such thing as a gateway drug. People say that marijuana is a gateway drug, because the vast majority of people who are addicted to hard drugs (like heroin, cocaine, or speed) begin their drug use with marijuana. However, this does not take into account that countless people begin their drug use with marijuana, but never use, or become addicted to, hard drugs. Have you ever heard the saying, "All poodles are dogs, but not all dogs are poodles?" In other words, yes, most drug addicts begin their drug use with marijuana, but that doesn't mean that everyone who uses marijuana will become a drug addict. Saying that everyone who uses marijuana will become a drug addict is like saying all dogs are poodles. The truth is that marijuana is the least harmful drug you can use. It is virtually impossible to overdose on it -- the only marijuana death I have ever heard of was a five year-old girl who died after eating a pound (yes, a pound) of marijuana that her mother had baked into some brownies. It is virtually impossible to die from smoking or ingesting marijuana, not counting lung cancer and other smoking-related diseases. Because it is the least harmful drug you can use, and because it is the most commonly used drug (besides alcohol), it is usually the first drug people try when they begin experimenting with drugs. Some of them go on to be drug addicts, but the majority don't. The majority just stick to marijuana, and never try anything else (or, try harder drugs, but don't get addicted to them). Additionally, it is very hard for a non-drug user to find out where to buy hard drugs like heroin, cocaine, or speed. You have to know people, in order to be given the number of a drug dealer. So, a non-drug user will have a very hard time beginning his drug use with, say, heroin, because he won't be able to find a dealer who sells it. But since so many people smoke weed, it's relatively easy to get in touch with people who smoke it, and who know where to buy it. And once you've started hanging around people who smoke pot, eventually you're going to meet someone who knows where to get harder drugs. No one is going to give you the number of a heroin dealer, unless they trust you, and believe you're not a police officer. And no one is going to trust you, and believe you're not a police officer, unless you smoke marijuana and hang out with other people who smoke it. For example, let's say that 100 teenagers tried marijuana for the first time today. In five years, 10 of them (10%) will be heroin, cocaine, or speed addicts. The other 90 (90%) continue to smoke pot (or don't), but never become addicted to hard drugs. If you look only at the 10 who became drug addicts, you might say, "Hey, look, all these drug addicts began their drug use with marijuana. That must mean that marijuana use leads to heroin/cocaine/speed addiction!" No, it doesn't. Out of those 100 teenagers, 90 of them did not become drug addicts just because they used marijuana. Therefore, the theory of "gateway" drugs is completely, absolutely, 100% false.
