Street Names of Stimulants.
Snow.
Cocaine.
According to the CDC, how many youth (middle-school and high school aged) reported using tobacco in 2021?
2.55 million.
This method of nicotine usage causes blood vessels to constrict, therein leading to possible health effects such as a stroke.
Smoking.
True or False! Exercise and yoga have been found to be an effective and healthy option in helping addicted users of nicotine fight cravings due to the release of endorphins and their de-stressing effects.
True.
Angel Dust.
PCP.
According to a study by Ohio State; what percentage of college students reported abusing / misusing prescribed stimulants like Adderall?
1 in 6.
The inhaled chemicals from this nicotine method involve volatile compounds, carcinogens (cancer causing compounds) and heavy metals, like nickel and lead.
Vaping.
This type of nicotine replacement therapy is an over-the-counter alternative to help quit smoking / vaping.
Nicotine patches.
Study Buddies.
Adderall.
According to SAMHSA information; in the year 2020, there were approximately how many people using cocaine and crack over the age of 12?
5.2 million people.
Nasal inhalation of this stimulant is known to cause deviations in the septum, where the barrier between one’s nostrils is broken / burned through.
Cocaine.
Eating this type of candy will help reduce cravings during nicotine withdrawal.
Dark chocolate.
Crank.
Meth.
Approximately what percentage of nicotine usage by college students is done through vaping?
75 percent.
Oral inhalation (smoking) of this stimulant can cause an easily identifiable mouth problem; where the user’s teeth characteristically rot or fall out.
Meth.
This type of nicotine replacement item has been found to be effective in helping one third of highly dependent users to quit.
Nicotine gum.
Speedball (Hint: It’s a combination of two drugs).
Cocaine and Heroin.
Vaping costs the average user approximately how much money per month?
Between 50 and 75 dollars.
Excessive use of this common stimulant can result in increased blood pressure, reduced blood flow to heart, and seizures.
Caffeine!
Combining nicotine-cessation (quitting) medications and counseling has been found to improve the odds of quitting by up to _____ percent.
44 percent.