Alcohol and ‘illlegal highs
Illegal Drugs. When people talk about a “drug problem,” they usually mean abusing legal drugs or using illegal drugs, such as marijuana, ecstasy, cocaine, LSD, crystal meth, and heroin. (Marijuana is generally an illegal drug, but some states allow doctors to recommend it to adults for certain illnesses.)
Illegal Drugs. When people talk about a “drug problem,” they usually mean abusing legal drugs or using illegal drugs, such as marijuana, ecstasy, cocaine, LSD, crystal meth, and heroin. (Marijuana is generally an illegal drug, but some states allow doctors to recommend it to adults for certain illnesses.)
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Alcohol with heroin is one of the most dangerous combinations of drugs. ‘Downers’ like heroin slow down your heart rate and breathing. When combined with another ‘downer’ such as alcohol you’re basically doubling up and putting yourself at risk of overdosing.
The National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse says that even small amounts of alcohol seem to lower the amount of heroin needed to fatally overdose. Around three quarters of people who die from heroin overdoses have drunk alcohol10.
Alcohol and ‘illlegal highs’
Previously known as ‘legal highs’, drugs such as meow meow actually became illegal in 2010 when they were classified as class B drugs. A powerful stimulant, drugs such as meow meow are part of the cathinone family, a group of drugs that are closely related to the amphetamines. They’re derived from the plant khat, commonly used as a stimulant in East Africa and have similar effects to ecstasy and speed. These drugs can over stimulate circulation, damaging the heart, speed up the nervous system and cause fits. They can also make you anxious and paranoid. As with any drug that gives a ‘high’, combine them with alcohol and you’re at risk of everything from nausea and vomiting to coma and death.
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