
Methamphetamine is a powerfully addictive substance that affects
the central nervous system. It is as addictive as crack cocaine
but is 10 times as strong and 10 times as dangerous.

It is called crank, glass, ice, speed, go fast, chalk, and
crystal.
A poison is any substance that produces disease conditions,
tissue injury, or otherwise interrupts natural life processes
when in contact with or absorbed into the body. Most poisons
taken in sufficient quantity are lethal. A poisonous substance
may originate as a mineral, vegetable, or an animal and it may
assume the form of a solid, liquid, or gas. A poison, depending
on the type, may attack the surface of the body or, more
seriously, internal organs or the central nervous system.
METH IS POISON!
Methamphetamine KILLS either by Overdose, Suicide, Drug Related
Health Problems or Drug Related Violence.

Short term effects may include:
- Insomnia
- Loss of appetite
- Dilated pupils
- Excessive talking
- Excessive sweating
- Hyperactivity
Long term effects include:
- Malnutrition
- Psychiatric disorders including
meth-induced psychosis
- Fatal lung and kidney disorders
- Violent and/or irrational
behavior
- Immune system deficiency
- Tooth decay
- Hair loss.
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