How is it made?
Meth is made from a fairly simple recipe found on the internet
Why Do People Abuse Meth
People who abuse methamphetamines feel high and full of energy. They think the drug will allow their bodies to keep going and going.
Side Effects
Side effects include rapid breathing, an irregular heart rate, and increased blood pressure. Users also complain of sweating, headaches, blurred vision, dry mouth, hot flashes, and dizziness.
Where is it made?
Mexico and southern california
What Does Methamphetamine (Meth) Do?
Swallowed or snorted (also called bumping) meth give the user an intense high. Injections create a quick but strong intense high, called a rush or a flash.
What Do People Use This In A Diet
Since the drug often decreases or even eliminates appetite, it has been used as a dangerous dieting strategy for people trying to lose weight quickly.
What is the TV show that is mainly based on a meth empire
Breaking Bad
How Is It Used
Methamphetamines are swallowed, inhaled, smoked, or injected into a vein. 4d
What Is The Deal With Tooth Damage Called
"Meth mouth" is another risk. This severe tooth decay and gum disease often causes teeth to break or fall out.
what led to a decline in domestic methamphetamine production and consumption
The Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005
How Are They Made
These drugs are made as pills, powders, or chunky crystals called ice.
What are the long term Side Effects
Long-term use can bring on brain damage that causes problems with memory and body movements, and can cause mood swings and violent behavior.
What is the name of the main character of the viral show breaking bad that is about a man with cancer creating a meth lab to support his wife and kids
Walter white
What is Meth
Methamphetamines are stimulants, a type of drug that lets people stay awake and do continuous activity with less need for sleep.
What Happens When Used In Larger Doses
When used in larger doses, meth can cause dangerously high body temperature, confusion, convulsions (uncontrollable jerking body movements), and even death.