k Amphetamine drug. Amphetamine drug speed with a razor blade which is used to chop it into fine powder. Amphetamines are a group of drugs which stimulate the central nervous system and suppress appetite. Once used as slimming antidepressant drugs, amphetamines have widely abused since the 1960s, being snorted or injected. Amphetamines heighten alertness, elevate mood reduce fatigue. Side effects include high blood pressure, hyper activity irritable moods. Prolonged use can lead to addiction, heart problems due to high blood pressure, and psychotic mental states. Users rapidly develop tolerance to the drugs effects. Withdrawal from amphetamines causes depression. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Amphetamine drug. Amphetamine drug ('speed') with a razor blade which is used to chop it into fine powder. Amphetamines are a group of drugs which stimulate the central nervous system and suppress appetite. Once used as slimming & anti-depressant drugs, amphetamines have widely abused since the 1960s, being snorted or injected. Amphetamines heighten alertness, elevate mood & reduce fatigue. Side effects include high blood pressure, hyper- activity & irritable moods. Prolonged use can lead to addiction, heart problems due to high blood pressure, and psychotic mental states. Users rapidly develop tolerance to the drug's effects. Withdrawal from amphetamines causes depression.
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Amphetamine drug. Amphetamine drug ('speed') with a razor blade which is used to chop it into fine powder. Amphetamines are a group of drugs which stimulate the central nervous system and suppress appetite. Once used as slimming & anti-depressant drugs, amphetamines have widely abused since the 1960s, being snorted or injected. Amphetamines heighten alertness, elevate mood & reduce fatigue. Side effects include high blood pressure, hyper- activity & irritable moods. Prolonged use can lead to addiction, heart problems due to high blood pressure, and psychotic mental states. Users rapidly develop tolerance to the drug's effects. Withdrawal from amphetamines causes depression.

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