Types of Drugs
This legal drug is the most commonly used among teens.
Alcohol
This organ is most affected by heavy drinking.
Liver
The legal drinking age in the United States is this.
21
This word means saying “no” to drugs or alcohol.
Refusal
The condition where a person can’t stop using a substance even if it harms them.
Marijuana comes from this plant.
Cannabis
Smoking can cause this deadly disease that affects the lungs.
Lung cancer
It’s illegal to drive under the influence of this.
Drugs or alcohol
Hanging out with positive people helps with this.
Avoiding peer pressure
This type of support group helps people stay sober, such as AA or NA.
12-step program
This stimulant is often found in energy drinks and coffee.
Caffeine
This happens when your body needs more of a drug to feel the same effect.
Tolerance
Selling or giving prescription drugs to someone else is considered this type of crime.
Drug trafficking or distribution
This skill helps you confidently say no without feeling guilty.
Assertiveness
Addiction is considered this type of disease.
Chronic brain disease
This illegal drug, known as “coke,” is a white powder stimulant.
Cocaine
This condition occurs when someone stops using a drug they are addicted to.
Withdrawal
In most states, possession of marijuana by minors is considered this type of offense.
Misdemeanor (or criminal offense)
This trusted adult can help you if you’re being pressured to use drugs.
Teacher, counselor, or parent
A person trying to stop using drugs may enter this type of program for help.
Rehabilitation (rehab)
This drug, also called MDMA or “Molly,” causes feelings of energy and happiness.
Ecstasy
Long-term meth use can cause severe damage to this body part
Brain
These places, like schools, have zero-tolerance drug policies.
Drug-free zones
This school-based program helps prevent drug use through education.
Drug prevention or awareness programs (like D.A.R.E.)
The first step in overcoming addiction is admitting this.
That you have a problem