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Ice has a stronger effect than drugs alike to it like speed and ecstacy. Ice can be inserted into the body through many procedures but the more common ones are to snort it up the nose, inject through he anaus, smoked or swallowed.
National drugs and research center have discovered that 103,000 people in australia are regular ice users whilst a 75 percent dependent ice users so about 73,000 people are depenent users . There are 37,000 regualr users in NSW ages from 15-49 and only 28,000of them admit that they have a drug problem . many people dont realise when it crosses over the line to an drug addiction. 2.3 percent of australians aged 14 and older take ice for non medical reasons each year. Ice often is in a sand from ranging from the colours pink , ble, or green. it could also be in a form of a tablet so it could be inserted easly.
The effects from a drug all depends on the persons hieght , age, wieght and health. The effects from ice rang from not bieng able to sleep, blood and tempreture rising , stomache cramps, dizziness, panic attacks, anxiety, and some long term effects to include damage the lining of the nose (due to snorting) , creates pernmante damage to the brain, teeth, lungs ect. the list keeps going so its not worth it just for a moment of ecitment and more energy.
ice is a stimulant drug , which means its a drugs that soeeds up your body's systems, speeds up your heart rate and breathing.. ice is just a eaiser name to say than the original name for the drug which is 'crystal methamphetamine hydrochloride'
884571 added this comment 2011-08-21 19:32:21-05:00
ice is a drug
884571 added this comment 2011-08-21 19:32:21-05:00
ice is a drug