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Heroin

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

HEROIN

:DYLAN, JASMINE, MADISON
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LONG TERM EFFECTS.

  • Weakening of the immune system.
  • Partial paralysis.
  • Respiratory illness.
  • Loss of memory and physical performance.
  • Inflammation of the gums.
  • Pustules of the face.
  • Coma
  • Depression
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SHORT TERM EFFECTS

  • Increased drowsiness.
  • Heavy sensation in the extremities.
  • Reduced sensation of pain.
  • Lethargic.
  • Sedated mind.
  • Feelings of being warm and flushed right after doing heroin.
  • Getting sick/ Nausea.
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FACTS

  • Produced from the plant opium.
  • Costs $150/gram.
  • Dealers will lie about their product and tell you it will make you cool or give you your best high.
  • Highlyiest addictive drug.
  • Babies can be born addicted to opiates.
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MORE FACTS

  • It was first manufactured in Germany in 1898, as a substitute for morphine.
  • Most people who take heroin will become addicted within 12 weeks of consistent use.
  • 4.2 million Americans 12+ years have used heroin 1 time or more in their life.
  • A 2009 study found that 90% of heroin addicts were white.
  • A heroin addict may spend over $250 a day.
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