| Amp Up With Meth: Experience Psychotic
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| | users trying to abstain from use may
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| Behavior, Paranoia, Aggression,
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| | suffer withdrawal symptoms that include
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| Delusions, Stroke, Weight Loss, Brain
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| | depression, anxiety, fatigue, paranoia,
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| Damage & Death
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| | aggression, and intense cravings for the
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| Methamphetamine can be smoked, snorted,
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| | drug.
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| taken by mouth, and injected. Meth comes
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| | Effects on the Brain:
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| in a powder form that resembles
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| | Use of methamphetamine can cause damage
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| granulated crystals and in a rock form
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| | to the brain that is detectable months
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| known as "ice," which is the smokable
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| | after the use of the drug. The damage to
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| version of methamphetamine that came into
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| | the brain caused by methamphetamine use
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| use during the 1980s.
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| | is similar to damage caused by
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| The effects of methamphetamine can last
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| | Alzheimer's disease, stroke, and
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| up to 12 hours. Side effects include
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| | epilepsy.
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| convulsions, dangerously high body
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| | Chronic Meth users will experience
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| temperature, stroke, cardiac arrhythmia,
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| | out-of-control rages that result in
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| stomach cramps, and shaking. During these
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| | violent behavior, anxiety, confusion,
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| Meth binges, users will inject as much as
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| | insomnia, psychotic behavior including
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| a gram of methamphetamine every 2 to 3
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| | auditory hallucinations (hearing things),
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| hours over several days until they run
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| | mood disturbances, delusions, and
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| out of the drug or are too dazed to
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| | paranoia, possibly resulting in homicidal
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| continue use.
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| | or suicidal thoughts.
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| Health Effects:
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| | Psychotic symptoms can sometimes persist
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| The effects of methamphetamine use can
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| | for months or years after use has ceased.
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| include, besides addiction, psychotic
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| | This is a nasty piece of work waiting for
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| behavior and severe brain damage.
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| | your children to discover it.
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| Methamphetamine is highly addictive and
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