NA Textbook
This, while typically seen separately, is still a drug
What is Alcohol?
Drugs like methamphetamine and heroin affect these receptors in your brain
What is dopamine?
These are the most common triggers
People, places and things
This is the most commonly abused illegal drug
What is marijuana?
JFK was assassinated this year
What is 1963?
This step focuses around creating a moral inventory
What is the fourth step?
This drug is created in the body by mixing cocaine and alcohol
What is Cocaethylene?
Pacing, sweating and fast heart rate are symptoms of this mental health disorder
What is anxiety?
This substance is commonly used to mask the presence of methamphetamine in urine samples
What is baking soda?
This team traded for Aaron Rodgers during this off season
Who are the Jets?
We only keep what we have with this
What is vigilance?
6MAM and 3MAM are metabolites of this drug.
A)Meth
B)Crack/Cocaine
C)Heroin
D)Benzodiazepines
What is C)Heroin?
Deep breathing and remaining still are common techniques for this coping mechanism
What is meditation?
This commonly prescribed drug is chemically similar to methamphetamine
What is adderall?
Marijuana became illegal in what year?
What is 1937?
Martijuana was criminalized in 1937 by the Marijuana Tax Stamp Act.
In the 12 steps, this many of the steps mention God
What is five?
Fentanyl was developed in this year.
What is 1959?
This field specializes in the study of mental health
What is psychology?
These old school pills from the street were commonly referred to as "lemons"
What is Quaaludes?
Michael Jackson was born in this year
What is 1963?
This is the year that NA was founded
What is 1953?
This herb from Mexico is often referred to as "little marijuana"
What is Marijuanilla?
This many deciliters of dopamine are considered to be averagely present in healthy person
What is 50?
This hallucinogenic is revered as being the absolute strongest hallucinogenic on the planet
What is DMT
This instrument was used to record the main melody in the song "Pain it Black" by the Rolling Stones
What is the Sitar?