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- ANABOLIC STEROIDS
- CANNABIS
- COCAINE
- ECSTASY
- GASES, GLUES AND AEROSOLS (solvents)
- GHB
- HEROIN
- KETAMINE
- LSD (acid)
- MAGIC MUSHROOMS
- POPPERS (alkyl nitrites)
- SPEED (amphetamines)
- TRANQUILLISERS
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NAME IT
- Chemicals names include: diazepam, temazepam, (mazzies), nitrazepam, etc.
- Trade names include: Valium, Ativan, Mogadon, (moggies), etc.
THE EFFECT
- Tranquillisers calm users and slow them down mentally.
- They relieve tension and anxiety.
- Higher doses can make users drowsy and forgetful.
THE RISKS
- Tranquillisers slow down reactions, making accidents more likely.
- They are EXTREMELY DANGEROUS if mixed with alcohol.
- Tolerance can develop. Users can become dependent, especially if they rely on the drug to calm them or help them to sleep.
- Users trying to quit may suffer panic attacks.
- Injecting crushed tablets or the contents of capsules is VERY DANGEROUS and can be lethal.
Class: Class C
Group: DEPRESSANTS
Links
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