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Ecstasy

Ecstasy

Ecstasy or MDMA is a psychoactive, euphoric stimulant.  It is a well known and popul...

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Heroin

Heroin

Heroin is derived from the poppy plant. It is an opiate and is synthesized with morphine....

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Magic Mushrooms

Magic Mushrooms

Mushrooms have been utilized for centuries to induce changes in ones sensory experience. ...

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Prescription Addiction

Prescription Addiction

Pharmaceutical drug abuse has become problematic in recent years. Instead of purchasing d...

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Ambien

Ambien is given to treat temporary bouts of insomnia. It is a sedative that causes users to relax, allowing them to fall asleep easier. Ambien is a prescription medication that must be prescribed by ones doctor. Taking it without a prescription is illegal.

Quaaludes

Quaaludes (methaqualone), are central nervous system depressants. They are hypnotic/sedatives which have been prescribed to treat anxiety and also insomnia. This drug was heavily abused quite a bit during the 1960s and 1970s.

Tranquilizers

These central nervous system depressants may be given to individuals who suffer from anxiety, stress, panic attacks and insomnia.

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