Composition of methamphetamine

Many people may know about methamphetamine. It is a very serious drug. If this drug is ingested, it will cause great harm to people's bodies, and it is an illegal act. In fact, it can also be used as a stimulant. After all, the ingredients in methamphetamine may affect people's central nervous system, so people will have hallucinations to varying degrees, and even show a state of mental illness.

Properties:

It has a slightly bitter taste, is white in color, and is in the form of crystals or powder, easily soluble in water, with a purity of over 95%.

Abuse methods:

Methamphetamine is used as a medicine in the form of tablets, and as a drug it is mostly in the form of powder, but there are also liquids and pills. Most people use intravenous injection to take the drug.

Description: For abusers of "ice", the purpose of intravenous injection is to capture and feel a fleeting intense pleasure or excitement. This experience has a positive reinforcing effect on the abuser's drug-seeking behavior. After the pleasure, it is replaced by a severe depression, fatigue and irritation. It is a painful experience. This pain is intertwined with the strong desire to seek the "pleasure" again, leading to compulsive drug use. This way of using drugs can easily lead to a psychotic state characterized by hyperactivity, emotional impulses, brutality, delusions, paranoia, hallucinations and even murderous tendencies. After this state, a state of extreme exhaustion and depression occurs, and some people even commit suicide due to severe depression.

Ephedra methamphetamine is a central nervous system stimulant of the amphetamine class and is a psychotropic drug regulated in my country. The strong stimulant effect of amphetamines led to their abuse shortly after they were used in clinical practice. Since 1932, people have been taking amphetamines for sensory stimulation. Although methamphetamine came out relatively late, its quick effect and long-lasting efficacy make it spread very quickly. At the International Stimulant Experts Conference held by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Shanghai on November 25, 1996, it was unanimously agreed that amphetamine-type stimulants will gradually replace the commonly used drugs popular in this century, such as opium, heroin, marijuana, cocaine, etc., and become the most widely abused drugs in the world in the 21st century.