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Meth Project

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

CRYSTAL METH

THE FACTS ON, METHAMPHETAMINE.
Photo by Keoni Cabral

WHAT IS METH?

  • It is a crystallized substance
  • Taking in by snorting, smoking, injection, or orally
  • The victim develops a strong desire towards it due to the rush

WHAT IS METH CLASSIFIED AS?
Meth is classified as a stimulate, and is chemically similar to amphetamine.

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SHORT EFFECTS OF METH

  • Loss of appetite
  • Increased heart rate
  • Disturbed sleep patterns
  • Violent behavior
  • Hallucinations..etc
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LONG TERM EFFECTS

  • Damage to brain, heart, and blood vessels
  • Heart attacks, seizures, and strokes
  • Malnutrition/loss of weight
  • Severe tooth decay
  • Body damage...etc
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FACTS ABOUT METH

  • 1.2 billion people in the U.S have tried meth
  • Its been proven that meth is more attractive to younger age groups
  • Meth is a stronger prescription drug
  • 85 deaths of ages between 15 to 54 occur every year in the U.S.
  • Meth was discovered in 1919. And was used for health purposes
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STREET NAMES OF METH

  • Tweak
  • Meth
  • Glass
  • Ice
  • Tina

STREET NAMES CONTINUED

  • Chrissy
  • Speed

EFFECTS ON BODY

  • Tooth decay
  • Destortion of the face
  • Brain injury due to seizures
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LOCAL REHAB CENTERS

  • White Deer Rehab
  • Riverside rehabilitation center
  • Clear Brook lodge
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OUR MESSAGE...

PUGS AND HUGS, NOT DRUGS.
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