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- The active ingredient is THC (delta-9-tetrahydrocannibinol).
- Is classified as a hallucinogen.
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- It is the most commonly used drug.
- It is a depressant that slows down the central nervous system.
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- The nicotine in tobacco is largely responsible for it's addictive nature.
- May cause chronic bronchitis or emphysema.
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- Opiates include natural substances, such as drugs from the opium poppy, synthetic drugs such a s morphine, codeine and methadone.
- They are used medically for pain relief.
- Can be taken in tablet form or injected.
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- Classified as a hallucinogen related to amphetamine. It also has stimulant properties.
- Usually comes in gelatine capsules or tablet form
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- It is made from the South American coca bush.
- Creates an intense high
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- Inhalants also known as solvents, are substances that some people "sniff" or "huff" These include products such as gas, glue, paints, lighter fluid and nail polish.
- Classified as a depressant
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- It is odourless and tasteless.
- It is a very powerful drug that changes the way you see, hear, smell, taste and touch.
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- A general aesthetic used in veterinary medicine.
- Large doses can cause delirium, amnesia, high blood pressure, depression and breathing problems.
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- These mushrooms are a species of mushroom that contain the drug psilocybin or psilocin.
- Ingesting magic mushrooms can cause psychosis for people experiencing psychological problems.
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