HELLO DRUGS!!!
Drugs
are chemical substances that affect the processes of the mind or body. There
are different kinds of drugs according to use; the regulated drugs which are
used to cure illness, safe if properly used and can be bought over the counter
without physician`s prescription, the other kind is the prescriptive drugs that
can be obtained only by means of a physician`s prescription, and the third kind
is the prohibited drugs that alters the state if mind from what is perceived as
actual reality, it is also known as illegal drugs.
There
are also classifications of drugs according to its effect; the opiates which
are derived from opium and tending to induce sleep and relieve pain, the
inhalants which are taken by inhaling, the hallucinogen that causes
hallucination, the stimulant that can temporarily increase the functional
activity of the brain, the depressant which is the opposite of stimulant.
Alcohol is one example of both stimulant and depressant. At the first phase, it
is a stimulant but when we already get drunk, our energy will subside until we
fall asleep.
Philippines
is one of the countries in which almost all criminal cases are caused by drug
dependency or drug addiction. Most of the times, teenagers are the suspects of
those cases. I think most of the times peer pressure, curiosity, trying to
escape from problems at home, to prove their guts, and to relive tension or
nervousness are the reasons why they intake prohibited drugs which a lot of
times, causes criminal cases.
For
the parents out there, try to conduct some evaluation on your children. Try to
know who their friends are, and show your love to them. Do everything in order
for them not to become delinquents. Let`s say, “Hello drugs.” It doesn`t mean
that we have to use illegal drugs. It just means that we have to be aware on
the different kinds of drugs, their effects, and causes of abuse.
Source:
https://www1.villanova.edu/villanova/studentlife/health/promotion/goto/resources
/drugclassifications.html
http://www.drugfreeworld.org/takeaction/parent.html
http://kidshealth.org/parent/positive/talk/talk_about_drugs.html
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