i would like to know how it is used what effects it has on you (long and short term effects)\nand what it is (explain)
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http://www.nida.nih.gov/DrugPages/Cocaine.html                every thing you need to know about it
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I haven't taken it, but I know that there can be a lot of side effects.  After getting ready to take it and even getting the prescription from my doctor, I decided against it.  Too many risks involved... and if you think about it... if it is strong enough to harm a baby if a woman gets pregnant while using it, what negative and threatening effects could it also have on the mother?...  effects that may last a lifetime?   Trials don't exist to show how the women were effected 50 years down the road...
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Short-term effects of using marijuana include:\n\n• Sleepiness \n• Difficulty keeping track of time, impaired or reduced short-term memory \n• Reduced ability to perform tasks requiring concentration and coordination, such as driving a car \n• Increased heart rate \n• Potential cardiac dangers for those with preexisting heart disease \n• Bloodshot eyes \n• Dry mouth and throat \n• Decreased social inhibitions \n• Paranoia, hallucinations \n• Impaired or reduced short-term memory \n• Impaired or reduced comprehension \n• Altered motivation and cognition, making the acquisition of new information difficult \n• Paranoia \n• Psychological dependence \n• Impairments in learning, memory, perception, and judgment - difficulty speaking, listening effectively, thinking, retaining knowledge, problem solving, and forming concepts \n• Intense anxiety or panic attacks\n\n Long-term effects of using marijuana include:\n• Enhanced cancer risk \n• Decrease in testosterone levels and lower sperm counts for men \n• Increase in testosterone levels for women and increased risk of infertility \n• Diminished or extinguished sexual pleasure \n• Psychological dependence requiring more of the drug to get the same effect
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The site below gives info about the drug including side effects
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I used it a year ago. It gave me huge pumps during my workouts but i did not like the feeling it gave me, made me feel week. It is in no way bad for you though becuase it is mainly vascular ie. it is very good for the blood vessel. It will not give you any long term gains just the great illusion of a huge pump after your workouts.\n\nLove the taste of it. I heard from many people wiser that i that even those who do not work out would benefit from using it especially those with vascular conditions, but that is only what i heard not what i have studies.
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see the link:\nhope it helps you
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check out side effects \nprobably heartburn
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I don't understand what you are asking... do you want to know what it does to you while you are "high?" or do you want to know the effects...\nThey are both wide in range. there are different chemicals that make the drug, and it is made by many people and not FDA approved so the ingredients are different every time. It is usually found in tablet form, and is very expensive. The drug can last anywhere from 5 to 8 hours, depending on strength and tolerance. \nThe high, from PAST experience is an altered state of reality, heightened awareness in all areas. prism visions in the eyes and increased sensitivity to touch and hearing as well. It is very enjoyable. \nAs far as what it does to your mentality... There are a lot of different theories out there. It is a relatively new drug, and there hasn't been much study as of yet to conclude any one thing. One thing is certain though it depletes your brain of your natural happy drug, it can leave you feeling depressed for a while after taking it, many people experience some mental distress as well. I have friends who have had an onset of anxiety attacks after taking the drug repeatedly. Too many for coincidence. \nObviously death an result, although not likely. \nAgain there are so many different types out there, and no one really knows the long term consequences.
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Methamphetamine affects your brain. In the short term, meth causes mind and mood changes such as anxiety, euphoria, and depression. Long-term effects can include chronic fatigue, paranoid or delusional thinking, and permanent psychological damage.\n\nMethamphetamine affects your body. Over “amping” on any type of speed is pretty risky. Creating a false sense of energy, these drugs push the body faster and further than it's meant to go. It increases the heart rate, blood pressure, and risk of stroke.\n\nMethamphetamine affects your self-control. Meth is a powerfully addictive drug that can cause aggression and violent or psychotic behavior.\n\nMethamphetamine is not what it seems. Even speed drugs are not always safe. Giga-jolts of the well-known stimulants caffeine or ephedrine can cause stroke or cardiac arrest when overused or used by people with a sensitivity to them.\n\nMethamphetamine can kill you. An overdose of meth can result in heart failure. Long-term physical effects such as liver, kidney, and lung damage may also kill you.\n\nThere are many places to get free help and support. Here are a few:\nhttp://www.crystalmeth.org/\nhttp://www.addict-help.com/\nhttp://www.methmadness.com/recoverylinks.html
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there wont be any major side effects. it should increase your metabolism and supress your appetite while you take it. the problems is many people put the weight straight back on when they stop. constantly gaining and losing weight is bad for you. drink lots of water while you take it though.
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there is no weight gain effect with it \n\nit works for some but not all people and you need to take it for at least a month before you can tell if it has an effect \n\nif you panic attacks and anxiety are severe you should seek medical attention as drugs are available - if they are mild but annoying you could try St Johns first as it is natural
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As a former long term user (10+ years) I haven't really noticed a whole lot of long term side affects.  All of the side affects that I noticed stopped after about 2 months of being clean.  Some of those were short term memory loss, lack of motivation to the point of procrastination, laziness/tiredness, and social anxiety problems.  It is also thought that a person who uses does not mature mentally or emotionally past the point they were at when they started using until after they stop using.  Never noticed any kind of paranoid/schizophrenic type of stuff.  Also smoking seeds is supposed to cause sterility.  There is the possibility that it causes cancer or other respiratory diseases although as far as I know it has not been proven.  Also, I can state that I have not had any lasting affects to my memory or attention.  I am currently enrolled in college and am maintaining a 3.76 GPA with a lot less studying than a lot of people.  In addition I smoked before taking my ACT (was high when took) and scored a 27 composite score.
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Short term effects :-\nDecreased daytime alertness. Loss of just one and half hours sleep can result in a 32% reduction in daytime alertness. \nImpaired memory and cognitive ability, the ability to think and process information. \nMore than double the risk of sustaining an occupational injury. \nImpaired immune system. \n\nLong-term effects :-\nHigh blood pressure \nHeart attack \nHeart failure \nStroke \nPsychiatric problems such as depression and other mood disorders \nMental impairment \nIncreased mortality risk \nRelationship problems with a bed partner \nObesity - (The link between obesity and sleep is an interesting one as lack of sleep can cause weight gain by increasing hunger and affecting metabolism, and extra weight can cause sleep disorders such as apnea which cause sleep deprivation.)
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It's very relaxing. I've never done it for a long period of time, but I have had a few treatments here and there. It seemed to give me immediate benefits, but I don't think I gave it enough time to see if it would work long term. Try it and see, I think it will help.
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No, I don't use it in that manner. It's a great cough suppressant, though. You can actually kill yourself "Robotripping". I know of several deaths caused by it. You might want to rething that.
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I used to take it A LOT (2-4 times per day for about 4 years - 5-10 years ago)... and besides lingering blood pressure problems... (now perpetually high) my biggest problems turned out to be with my stomach and my metabolism... \n\nBasically, through the years of not eating properly my body had been in starvation mode and it really did a number on my metabolism, now I cannot lose weight no matter what I do. Also, I now have all kinds of stomach problems.\n\nAnother long term effect can be on your bones and other tissues because of the fact that many people do not eat right and because of the aforementioned starvation mode that many people enter into, you can suffer from all sorts of nutrient deficiencies that can cause long term damage...\n\nHonestly, no matter what, it is best to STOP using it... you may have some problems getting of of it especially having energy etc.. but this can be remedied with Vitamin B and Ginseng (only for SHORT TERM USE) coupled with a good multivitamin...\n\nThe vitamin B and a multi (make sure you get Calcium and Magnesium also) would be a good idea even if you keep taking the pills, but REALLY, in a few years you will be feeling it and it is NOT pleasant! I promise, you will be better off in the long run if you stop taking it NOW...\n\nGood luck, my friend.
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Well it doesn't look like it is a superdrug for weightloss and I think you are not objective about the drug. I bet it has some negative side effects. If it doesn't then I think it would be used as a drug for anything other than weightloss. Most likely it will be used for smoking cessation or for increasing short term memory and the doctor would tell you that you would lose 20 pounds a year as a side effect. It might even be prescribed for Korsakoff's Syndrome in addition to Thiamine.